00:00 Happy Mother's Day!

00:28 Mother's Day Sermon: "God's Perfect Plan for Imperfect People"

01:45 Men's Retreat Announcement! MORE TIME!

06:09 Discussion on David's Military Campaigns

12:40 Psalm 20 and Trusting in God

15:16 Practical Trust in God in Daily Life

18:49 Let's Pray

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Hey everybody.

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Welcome back to another edition

of the Daily Bible Podcast.

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What's up folks?

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Happy Mother's Day.

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To all the moms listening,

we are that's right.

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So thankful for you.

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Y'all play such an important role

in our lives, in the lives of the

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kids, in our church, in the lives

of whatever children that you have.

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We're grateful for you moms out there.

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It's hard work.

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I my wife will sometimes look at me

and be like I don't want your job.

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And I look back at her and I'm like

I don't really want your job either.

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That kinda works out nicely though.

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It does.

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God, it's like complimentary roles.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Interesting.

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Yeah, no we're thankful for you

moms out there and we actually have

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a gift for you today at church.

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Yeah.

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We want to honor you towards that end.

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And we thought of today's sermon title.

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As we thought about you restored God's

perfect plan for imperfect people.

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Yes, pastor PJ named it with you in mind.

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So we hope you come and hear

about how God can use, even you.

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I think it'll be an encouraging

message despite the title.

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Yeah.

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Yeah, that is funny.

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I didn't, I did not consider that.

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Oh, sure.

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That's okay.

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It's okay.

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Yeah, no I'm not trying to,

a little playful ribbing.

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I don't want to anger all

the moms in the church.

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That's not on my to-do

list, that's for sure.

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Hey we had, speaking of Mother's

Day, it always falls this way,

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but we had spring tea, our lady

spring tea yesterday on Saturday.

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And your wife spoke, shared her testimony,

Shea Azuma spoke and gave her testimony.

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Wow.

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And my wife spoke on Fannie Crosby.

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And her life story and how God's

grace was so instrumental in in

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her life beyond the fact that she

was just a blind hymn writer, which

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is most of what I knew about her.

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But she was pretty powerful.

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Any relation to Bing Crosby?

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Nope.

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I don't different people.

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I can't say that for sure, but,

certainly a different time.

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Yeah.

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Okay.

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Yeah, but I heard good things.

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I heard that the testimonies

went really well.

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I think our ladies showed up and

showed out and just always a good,

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fun event for them to do that.

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So well done ladies.

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We're excited for y'all that you guys

have that time, and hopefully it continues

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to bear fruit in the coming days.

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Yep.

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Speaking of coming days.

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Hey, we've been saying, Hey man, you only

have, in fact I saw all of your emails.

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They hit my inbox this week.

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Saying you only have two hours.

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Last I spammed people, man.

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I was just un unashamed, ding.

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Like 24.

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That show with Jack Bauer.

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Have you ever watch that?

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I did.

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I did watch that.

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Yeah.

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And so it's that I countdown clock.

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Yeah.

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That's going on there.

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Good.

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I was waiting for that.

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But the good news is you actually

still have more time then.

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I don't know if I'm gonna promote it.

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We're gonna announce it tomorrow or today?

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Today at church.

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We're gonna announce it today at church.

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And ask the men one more time.

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Hey we'd love to have you there.

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Yeah.

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And when we would, we think this

is gonna be well worth your time.

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But no more.

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No more emails.

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I'm just gonna leave it open and if people

wanna register, that would be super good.

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Yeah, that'd be awesome.

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And they can do that online@compasstx.org.

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That's right.

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Under ministries.

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You can go to Men or right

there on the homepage.

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No package could just search

it and I bet it'll come up.

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Compass to Ntx.

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Men's Retreat.

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Just, or just men's retreat?

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I'm gonna try right now.

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You're gonna Real time

men's Google Men's Retreat.

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Not Google.

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I'm going to search Men's Retreat.

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Oh, on our website?

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Yeah, on our website.

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And the first thing that pops up.

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Is session two from Kelly

Atterbury, a message from the

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series at Women's Retreat.

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So don't do that.

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Don't search men's retreat

on our don't go there.

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One would wonder why it does not work.

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That seems like a pretty obvious, if

I type in men's retreat, you would

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think it would bring up, it would come

with men's retreat, a men's retreat.

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Yeah.

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Hey, Danny Mayer question.

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Yeah, we were gonna have to contact

our web administrator here, right?

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Who?

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We don't know his name, but

his initials are Danny Mayer.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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So if you guys ever have

any issues with our website.

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No, we're thankful for Danny.

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He does a good job aside from this

snafu there, but I don't, who knows?

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Yeah.

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I don't know.

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Okay.

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Kelly's not speaking at

this men's retreat, though.

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Kelly Atterbury is a great speaker.

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Gifted and certainly capable, but she

will not be speaking at our men's retreat.

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Capable, not qualified.

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Yeah.

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Not qualified for this event.

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This is for men and

ideally you have a men.

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Teaching.

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Exactly.

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In our case, we have three men that are

teaching myself, yourself, and Mark.

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So Mark Self, it's not Yeah.

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Mark Self.

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It's not even gonna be like, oh, I get

to hear the same guy over and over again.

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It's just oh, you're gonna get variety.

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Yeah.

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Variety is a spice of life,

as some people say it is.

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So it'd be great for you to sit

under the teaching of all three

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of us, and I hear it's Trinity

to be diverse, so That's right.

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We've got a Viking in Mark who's speaking.

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You've got me.

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I'm a German and you've got you.

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I've got me.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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It's funny 'cause when we talk

about diversity, we usually don't

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mean diverse white people, right?

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We mean diverse other people.

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So I, I don't know a reverse

Oreo we got going on here.

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I don't think I'd like that.

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That wouldn't be good.

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No, it's gonna be an awesome retreat.

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The theme is integrity and we're

talking about just super important

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topics and subjects that are

gonna hopefully be very readily.

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Applicable to your life.

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So we want you there pr if a guy's

out there and is Hey I think I

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can only make it on Saturday.

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Do we still want him there?

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Yeah.

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And it would be worth your time.

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We're gonna have two sessions on

Friday, two sessions on Saturday,

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so you can get there at the

beginning of the day on Saturday.

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That'd still be a great use of your time.

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Yeah, and I think well worth it just

because you'll get to be around the guys.

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I think one of the most important parts

of a retreat is being with the men.

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You get to develop friendships and to be

with people and to connect with them in

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a different way than you otherwise would.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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We're gonna have free time

activities on Saturday.

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I think we're doing some

hiking, some soccer playing.

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Yeah.

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Lots of options.

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Board game playing and assuming the

weather holds out and it looks like

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it's gonna be better this year.

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Last year we got rained in.

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Yeah.

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This year we actually might stand

a chance to have some nice weather.

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I do see some rain clouds this Friday.

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But we'll see.

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Maybe that won't.

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Materialize.

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Maybe not.

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Maybe not.

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Yeah.

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So then you still have time to sign

up all that to say as you're listening

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to this on Sunday, you still got

time to sign up, please do that.

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If you're planning on going, please

don't be like, ah, I'll just wait

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and call on Wednesday and see if

I can shoehorn my way in there.

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Yeah they want a count.

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So that was the hard line for us

is that the camp wanted to count.

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They always do, they want a head count

to provide for food and all the things.

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And that's the only stricture

that we're working with.

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So if you are interested, please

sign up and if you're not interested.

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Come talk to us and we'll

still encourage you to sign up.

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Yeah.

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We wanna convince you how good

this is gonna be and how worth it.

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You'll find it.

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Hey, I'm just took a sip of a

cup of coffee that I'm drinking.

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1418 brand coffee that reminded

me of one of our church attendees

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highly committed participant Abe

Kim a brought the coffee to us and

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said, Hey, we just, we love you guys.

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Just wanted to say thank you

and so here's some coffee.

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That was awesome.

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Oh, and so here I am.

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I'm drinking my coffee about a week

and a half later after that probably.

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Wow.

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And I'm thinking about the Kim family.

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Wow.

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Good job.

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Kims also, they're done with school.

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This homeschool thing is crazy.

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Like I found out the other day,

I'm like they're just done.

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They've been done with

school for three months.

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They're like done.

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They're just three months ago.

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They worked really hard and then they

party really hard during the summer.

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That's the way to do it, man.

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Yeah.

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So anyways let's jump into our text.

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Today we've got second Samuel 10

and one Chronicles 19, and Psalm 20.

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We were talking before we hit

record, that this is the, this is

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the last, Hey, look at David before

we're like, oh man, look at David.

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Yeah.

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So enjoy today because

tomorrow takes a bit of a turn.

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Actually not a bit of a

term, quite a sharp term.

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An unfortunate one.

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Yeah.

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Chapter 10, you've got this somewhat

humorous scene, although it wasn't

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at the time but it's humorous

to us today to think about it.

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You've got the death of the king, of the

Ammonites and David is trying to be a good

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dude and wants to express his condolences.

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And so he sends a, an envoy to.

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Bring some gifts to say, Hey, I'm

sorry that you lost your dad, but

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there's some wicked counselors here

and I don't know if this has ever

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struck you, but this reminded me of

what's gonna happen actually after

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Solomon with Ray Bo and Ome when Rebo

surrounds himself with some pretty stupid

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counselors who give him bad advice.

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And so here you've got the

same thing with a pagan king.

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Some counselors that give him

bad advice, say, David's just

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trying to spy out your land.

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And they humiliate this Envoy.

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And they shave off half the beard and

cut off their clothes at the waistline.

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And this is not a good look for them.

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And so David finds out about it

and he tells them to, Hey, you stay

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at Jericho until everything has

grown back and you can get some new

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clothes and then you can come back

and not be ashamed or embarrassed.

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That stood out to me because Jericho.

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Is a city that was destroyed by Joshua

and there was a curse put upon it.

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Anyone who would rebuild it.

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If you go to Israel today,

there's still a Jericho.

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You can go visit the city of Jericho.

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It's next to, it's adjacent to

the ancient city of Jericho.

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So probably what this is it's.

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Another version of Jericho part

two that was built adjacent to the

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original city that was destroyed

during the conquest of the land.

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So I don't think this is the

same Jericho that was rebuilt.

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I think this is another city named for

the city that was destroyed, built in

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close proximity to where the city I.

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Itself had been destroyed.

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And that's where David says, Hey,

hang out there and stop there.

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Rest of the chapter is Victory for David.

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David bows up against the Ammonites.

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The Ammonites, get the Syrians.

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And then, and this is the

beginning of an interesting

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conflict between Israel and Syria.

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That's gonna play out.

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I.

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Into the future.

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But but the Syrians show up here to try to

help the Ammonites, that doesn't go well.

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Then the Syrians try to say we could

have taken you in by ourselves.

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And that doesn't go well because God

is with David still at this point

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in his life, and David is winning

these battles and these victories.

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Yeah.

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This is the high point or the

last high point of David's career

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as a military man, as a leader.

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But it's one we're celebrating.

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This is, again, to the.

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Point to the fact that God's the

one who's controlling this David's

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victory and success is not because

of his military prowess, although

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he's certainly got something.

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It is the fact that God is with him.

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He's the one who's doing good through

him and David know knows this.

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And I think David never forgets

this honestly, even though he's

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got some major flaws that we're

gonna have to work through.

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I think David truly is a humble

man who recognizes that God's the

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one who's working through him.

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There is a textual variant

between these two chapters.

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And I guess lemme just 0.1

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out to you right now before we get over

to First Chronicles and is in verse 18,

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Syrians fled before Israel, David killed

of the Syrians, the men of 700 chariots.

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Okay, keep that part in mind.

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We'll address that when we

get to First Chronicles.

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Yeah.

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One thing that I love here we talked

about David, the military strategist.

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I think we see Joe Abs military

prowess here in this situation

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because they're outnumbered.

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It looks like Israel should lose this

battle, and Joe Ebbs says, Hey, let's

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split our forces, and I just love

the trust in God, but yet I'm going

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to, I'm gonna do my part in this.

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Iss not a let go and let God, Joe

doesn't just say, okay, God, we're

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just gonna rush headlong into

the enemy and trust you in this.

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He says, no, we're gonna

plan and strategize.

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And then I love what he

says to his brother there.

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He says, look if God's behind

us, we'll have victory.

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If not, we're done either way.

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So here's what we're gonna do

and we'll see what God does.

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And it's gonna be good because

God's the one that's gonna do this.

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And so Joe Abs commendable in

this, as is his brother Abha

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in this this situation here.

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But yeah, I've always loved the.

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The marriage of God's trusting God's

sovereignty, and yet saying, we've

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gotta make sure we're doing our part

here on the ground as we, we draw

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up for battle against these guys.

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Yeah.

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It's not a verse.

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I know people often cited as a verse,

it's the sense Aris is saying God

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helps those who help themselves.

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I think Benjamin Franklin is the

one who popularized that idea.

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It's not true in the sense

that it's not biblical.

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There's not a verse that you could

point to that says that there is

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a hint of truth in it, though.

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In that God does use means to

accomplish his divine purposes,

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and those means are often the

things that people look down upon.

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Prayer, submission, surrender, but

it's also the strategic practical

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planning that we do every day.

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So keeping a budget.

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Is a really practical way to strategize

where God wants to use your finances.

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Keeping a calendar is a strategic

and practical way for how God

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wants you to spend your life.

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You get to choose how

you're gonna do that.

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Now, God's gonna orchestrate your life

to his purposes and his desires, but it's

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not without your active voluntary even.

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I'll use that word, even though I know

we, we were, we're all thinking the

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same thing because God is sovereign.

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It's your voluntary.

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Agency that God utilizes

to accomplish his purposes.

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So don't negate that

it's not this or that.

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It's this and that.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Alright, let's get over to the parallel

text then in one Chronicles 19.

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And let's deal with this

textual variant here.

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Where do you want us to go?

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Verse 18 it's actually

verse 18 in both texts.

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So first.

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It's Chronicles 19, two Samuel 10.

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They're both of verse 18.

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So take a look here.

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Syrians fled before Israel.

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David killed the Syrians, the men

of, and here we go, 7,000 chariots.

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40,000 foot soldiers and he

put to death choppa Chop Show.

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Show that guy.

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Yeah.

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But anyway, 7,000 verses 700.

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This one's a little easier to understand

and you probably would be able to say,

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okay, I could see what happened there.

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So obviously you have a difference

in number one, 7,001 700.

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And I think, I forget now.

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This has been a couple days since I

looked at this, but I think that the

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large number of commentators will

agree with the 7,000 number and not

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700 either are a possibility though.

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And this is one of those scribal issues

where it's, okay, was it three zeros?

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Was it four zeros?

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This is one of those areas where

it's not gonna make or break

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our faith, but it is there.

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And these are the kind of things

that you need to be aware of.

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They're not meant to disagree with

each other in that they're not.

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It's not, they're not both true.

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Certainly one of them is true because

they're both talking about the same thing.

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And a good Bible exe will say,

okay, which one do I believe?

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And this is where you have to go

into your due diligence and looking

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at your various resources to say

which one makes the most sense.

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Now the NET Bible will record 700.

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Other Bibles will record

7,000 as the ESV does.

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There's different approaches to this,

but again, nothing to be a afraid of.

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Yeah.

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EE even the language there, there's

40,000 horsemen in one and 40,000

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foot soldiers in the other one or

ground troops in the other one.

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And so that's another example

there of some things that can get.

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Confused or lost in translation as well.

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Alright.

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Psalm chapter 20.

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Anything else on the parallel there

that you wanted to call out there?

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No, just that.

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Okay.

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Psalm chapter 20 is another Psalm

of David and we're not sure here of

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the timing, but certainly fits the

tone of a victory psalm and so it.

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Could be that this was written after these

victories or maybe after the victories

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that we read about in Second Samuel eight.

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But this would've been sung after

winning battles like those here.

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And and this is a psalm of well wishing

upon the people that culminates in

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the expression of great trust in God.

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In verse seven, and we alluded to this

verse the other day, but here it is,

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some trust in chariots, some in horses.

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But we trust in the name

of the Lord our God.

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Yeah, so it, you can see why it

connects here because you've got

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these massive numbers of chariots and

horsemen that David and his crew and

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Joe Ab and Abishai were up against,

and yet God gave them the victory.

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And so it fits here that maybe David wrote

this psalm reflecting on that saying, man,

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they trusted in their army, they trusted

in their chariots and their horsemen.

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Even think back to the Exodus and Pharaoh

and his armies pursuing the Israelites.

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Look, we're gonna trust in

the name of the Lord our God.

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We're gonna trust that

he is able to do this.

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And when we see the name of the Lord

our God what we're talking about there

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is his reputation, his character,

who he has revealed himself to be.

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We're trusting in him, his person.

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That's what's referenced

there by the name.

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And so it's not that they're carrying

a banner with the name Yahweh,

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and they're looking at the banner

itself or the word itself going.

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That's what we're trusting.

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And it's meant to stand in for the

whole person there of God himself.

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And that's where our trust needs to be.

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And it needs to be there for us too.

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Yeah, we've got a lot going on right now.

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I just, we've been talking

about Epic City, right?

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Yes.

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Yeah.

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That, that was in the news again recently

because the DOJ the Federal Department

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of Justice is now doing an investigation,

launching an investigation into Epic City.

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I saw that, I found in my heart,

my initial response was, oh, good.

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This is a good thing.

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I wanted that.

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And yet I caught myself.

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I'm like, wait a minute.

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My, my trust is not in the DOJ

under this administration coming

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in and protecting us from the

islamification of North Texas, right?

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My trust is in a sovereign God.

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Now, if he uses those means,

means great, praise God.

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It's not that we should

not want that to happen.

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I think it's a good thing and

I want it to be shut down.

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I don't want the islamification

of our area at all.

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It's a false gospel.

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It's gonna lead more and

more people to hell, but.

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Man, where's our trust in in, whether

it's that or in your health diagnosis

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or you've got marital strife at home.

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It, where is your trust?

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We're gonna be like, Joe, Adam,

we're gonna, we're going do the work.

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We're gonna think about how we

need to move forward and be smart

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about that, and apply the wisdom

that we believe that we have.

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But where's our trust?

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In the end of the day?

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We have to trust in him.

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That's why things like accountability

so good, but they're lousy saviors.

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Our trust can't be in

accountability to overcome sin.

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Our trust has to be in our

relationship with Christ.

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Our trust has to be in the

Lord to help us in that.

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So a lot of people are gonna I

think, naturally wonder then, okay.

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If I'm trusting the Lord,

then where is the line?

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For instance if I have a strange growth

in some part of my body, should I go to

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the doctor or should I trust the Lord?

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If I live in an area where I

think, man, it would be prudent

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for me to have an alarm system.

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Should I get the alarm system and

spend the extra $35 a month or whatever

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it is, or should I trust the Lord?

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Should I get additional insurance for

my car with a very low deductible,

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or should I trust the Lord?

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I think a lot of these things

people are gonna wonder what

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practically then do I do?

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Should I throw caution to the wind?

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Should I buy the insurance?

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Should I, should I buy a gun?

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If the criminal is trying to

open my door, do I trust the Lord

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and pray, or do I call the cops?

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Help answer some of those questions.

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Yeah, I think discernment is gonna be

super helpful in a lot of this because

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it's subjective in so much of this, if

security becomes an idol, then there

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is a degree to which we can go too far

and we're no longer trusting the Lord.

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We are trusting our Glock.

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We are trusting our security system.

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We are trusting the

neighborhood that we moved into.

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And if you're up late at night and

you're not able to sleep because

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you're afraid that somebody's

gonna break in your home, you're.

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Not trusting the Lord.

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Now, is it wrong to have

locks on our doors and things?

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No, absolutely not.

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You look at these cities,

they were fortified.

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The Israelis dwelled with gates and they

shut the gates and they locked the gates.

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And so as, as much as they said

with David in Psalm 20, we trust

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in the name of the Lord our God.

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They're also gonna say, we're

gonna dwell inside walled cities

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with gates, and we're gonna have

centuries on the post to watch out.

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Even just wisdom in it.

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Joab had to pursue some sort of

military training and so he did that.

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He went out and got the military training

necessary to be able to command the

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armies and to know, okay, I'm outnumbered.

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What do I need to do?

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I need to cover my front

side and my backside.

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So we're gonna split because this

is a military process and thing that

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works and it's proven to work in

the past, so we're gonna do this.

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And so even there education,

you can see that's helpful

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for us to go and pursue that.

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That's not undermining our

confidence in the Lord.

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It just comes back to me, and

this is why I say it's subjective.

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We have to examine our hearts to say,

God, am gonna go so far, but I'm not

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gonna go beyond the degree to where

I'm saying I don't trust you enough.

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At this point, we have to get

to a place where we say, okay,

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and now I'm gonna trust you.

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And that's gonna be

different for every person.

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By and large if you've got 40 locks

on your door and three alarm systems,

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okay we might have a problem there.

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We might have a, an issue of you're

not trusting the Lord with your

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family's wellbeing and safety.

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If you're paying an exorbitant

amount of money for car insurance

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and that's impacting your ability to

be generous towards other people and

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to give to the church, I would say.

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Okay.

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I think we've got an issue there too.

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But it's, I, you can't make an objective,

hard and fast rule across the board.

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Yeah.

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I think we have to find the way to go

to the doctor and yet not trust the

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doctor or trusting the Lord to get the

car insurance that we need and to trust

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the Lord and to to have the gun, if

that's what your family believes you

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should do, and yet still trust the Lord.

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I think of Psalm 1 27.

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Unless the Lord watches over the city,

the watchman stays awake in vain.

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So God has to be behind your activity.

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And then just as we said here it

was noble of Joe Ab and Abishai

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to do the things that they did

to strategize, and God used that.

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God bless that.

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The same thing is true for us when it

comes to living our everyday lives.

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We have to make decisions that we say.

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We're doing this as an act of

trust and not in defiance of that

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trust, and that's often hard.

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That means you have to be paying

attention to your heart in the first

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place when you're spending money in

investing all your time, energy, and

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resources into something to protect your

family or to to protect your nest egg.

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You have to always diagnose your heart.

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What am I doing this for?

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What's the motivation behind it?

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Christian has to learn how to operate

in this world and do the practical

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thing, strategize, spend, save, give.

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And yet still at the end of the

day, say, I'm trusting in the Lord.

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Even as I do these things, there

are evidence of my trust and

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not evidence of its absence.

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Yeah, let's pray and then we'll

be done with this episode.

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God, help us to find that

balance, to walk that line.

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It's so hard and and there's plenty

of reasons for us to fear whether it's

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health related reasons or our security,

our safety, what's going on with the the

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population of our area here in North Texas

and who's moving in and what's going on.

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It's so many reasons we can find to.

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To feel like we need to take

things into our own hands,

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and yet we make lousy saviors.

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We don't have armies.

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We don't have chariots to trust in, but

we have security systems and we have

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politicians, and we have, our doctors

or our health and wellbeing specialists.

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Lord, we need to ultimately have our

trust anchored to you because even

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if we have the best of all of that,

if you desire to call us home, you're

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gonna, you're gonna bring us home.

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And so gotta increase our faith in you.

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Help us to.

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To rest in you and not to be a fearful

people to be wise, but and to take

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advantage of the resources that you've

given to us to protect our families

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and our homes and everything else.

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But also at the end of the day

to say, look, Lord, your will

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be done as Joab does here.

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And what a great example that is.

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I thank you for that example in the

text and just pray that we would live

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it out as your followers even today.

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We pray in Jesus' name.

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Amen.

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Amen.

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Happy Mother's Day, moms Keep your Bibles.

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Tune in again tomorrow for

another Daily Bible podcast.

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We'll see you then.

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Yeah.

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I would agree with

everything that you said