Speaker 1: If you are a follower of Jesus Christ, you are
Speaker 1: a representative of Jesus Christ. You are an ambassador. You
Speaker 1: have an assignment, and your assignment is to build relationships. Now,
Speaker 1: if you're going to follow Jesus as an ambassador, it's
Speaker 1: going to have to affect the way you live. It's
Speaker 1: going to radically change the way you live. In fact,
Speaker 1: the Bible says this Philippians one twenty seven. Be sure
Speaker 1: that you live in a way that brings honor to
Speaker 1: the good News of Christ. Says if you're going to
Speaker 1: be ambassador, you're going to be a representative of Jesus.
Speaker 1: You got to live like it. You can't just name
Speaker 1: the name without playing the game. You've got to back
Speaker 1: it up with your life. I think it's a good
Speaker 1: phrase we need to ask ourselves quite frequently as we
Speaker 1: get up in the morning, when you're getting going out
Speaker 1: for the days, Remember who you represent when you're out
Speaker 1: playing a pickup game of ball. Remember who you represent.
Speaker 1: When you go into a grocery store or a theater,
Speaker 1: or you're in line with traffic. Remember who you represent
Speaker 1: when you're frustrated with a clerk and you want to
Speaker 1: chew them out. Remember who you represent. If you name
Speaker 1: the name of Christ, the Bible says, you are an
Speaker 1: ambassador of Jesus. Now, the Bible says in Ephesians, chapter
Speaker 1: four of this.
Speaker 2: Live a life.
Speaker 1: Worthy of the calling you have received as an ambassador.
Speaker 1: You have three responsibilities here on earth, and these are
Speaker 1: the things that God wants you to do as an ambassador.
Speaker 1: Number one, I must be an example. I must set
Speaker 1: an example for other people. The first thing God wants
Speaker 1: you to do is help other people know what God
Speaker 1: is like by being example of his character qualities love, joy, peace, patience, gentleness, goodness, faithfulness, kindness, meekness,
Speaker 1: self control. Now, the Bible says this in One Peter
Speaker 1: chapter two. People who do not believe are living all
Speaker 1: around you. That's kind of obvious. People who do not
Speaker 1: believe are living all around you, and they might say
Speaker 1: you're doing wrong. So live such good lives that they'll
Speaker 1: see the good things you do and will give glory
Speaker 1: to God. What's he saying there? The first job of
Speaker 1: an ambassador, whether it's of a country or of Jesus,
Speaker 1: is you set a good example. What if you lived
Speaker 1: your life like that that you realize that you're always
Speaker 1: on as an ambassador of Jesus Christ, then no matter
Speaker 1: where you go, you are the only Christians some people
Speaker 1: will ever know that the people around you, you're the
Speaker 1: only Bible that they will ever read. You are a
Speaker 1: living Bible. And as a representative of Jesus Christ, as
Speaker 1: an ambassador of Jesus, you're either a Bible or you're
Speaker 1: a libel. You either make God look good or you
Speaker 1: make God look bad. And there's plenty of Christians who
Speaker 1: make God look bad. Would you agree with that? And
Speaker 1: they say stupid things, and they're dogmatic, and they're mean
Speaker 1: and they're cranky, and that's not a good day.
Speaker 2: See, there are two.
Speaker 1: Reasons why people don't know the Lord. One of them
Speaker 1: is they've never met a Christian and the other is
Speaker 1: they have. And they say, if that's what a follower
Speaker 1: of Jesus is, no thanks God. And so you need
Speaker 1: to realize that your life is to be an example
Speaker 1: in everything you do. When my kids were growing up,
Speaker 1: particularly in the teenage years, it used to bug them
Speaker 1: that I greeted everybody no matter wherever we went, you know,
Speaker 1: they said, Dad, do you always have to smile at everybody?
Speaker 1: I mean, you're in the grocery store and you're talking
Speaker 1: to people, and you're greeting people. And doesn't matter if
Speaker 1: we're at the theater or we're at a baseball game,
Speaker 1: or you know, we're driving down the street, or you
Speaker 1: smile at everybody.
Speaker 2: You have to always smile. I said, I'm an ambassador.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 1: I'm an ambassador not because I'm a pastor, but because
Speaker 1: I'm a follower of Jesus Christ. And there are people
Speaker 1: out there in the community go, I know who that
Speaker 1: guy is. That's Rick, and they want to know he
Speaker 1: does his walk matches talk. Is he two different ways?
Speaker 1: One way at church and another way in the community.
Speaker 1: Is he genuinely kind to everybody? Is he friendly? Is
Speaker 1: he compassionate? Is he merciful? Is he polite? Does he
Speaker 1: take it into consideration other peopleeople's feelings. I am an
Speaker 1: ambassador of Jesus Christ, and so are you. And people
Speaker 1: are watching you all the time. So you must set
Speaker 1: an example. So my question is how well does your
Speaker 1: daily life represent Jesus? Can anybody tell from your example
Speaker 1: what God is like? I mean, if they look at
Speaker 1: you where they say, you know what, Jesus must be
Speaker 1: very kind because that guy's kind or she's kind. Jesus
Speaker 1: must be very patient because Jesus is in his life
Speaker 1: and he's patient. Jesus must be very forgiving because that
Speaker 1: guy doesn't hold it against you. He's forgiving. He returns
Speaker 1: good for evil. What does your life say about God
Speaker 1: to the people around you? You may not like it,
Speaker 1: but if you claim to be a follower of Christ,
Speaker 1: you are an ambassador. You may be a lousy one
Speaker 1: or you may be a good one, but you are
Speaker 1: an ambassador. You represent Jesus in everything you do, whether
Speaker 1: you like it or not. So the first thing is
Speaker 1: I must set an example. Second responsibility of an ambassador,
Speaker 1: I must share the message. I have a message that
Speaker 1: God has given me, and he wants me to share
Speaker 1: it with other people. That's interesting that in politics or
Speaker 1: in diplomacy, ambassadors are often used in history to end wars.
Speaker 1: Ambassadors are sent to negotiate the peace. Ambassadors are sent
Speaker 1: to sign the treaties. Ambassadors are sent to bring a
Speaker 1: reconciliation between warring entities and conflicting groups. And it's not
Speaker 1: an accident that God shows that term to refer to you.
Speaker 2: Where to help people make peace with God?
Speaker 1: Where to help people reconcile their relationship to God to
Speaker 1: help people.
Speaker 2: Make their peace with Him.
Speaker 1: Now, God is very clear about the message he expects
Speaker 1: you to share, so let's read it. Tewo Corinthians, chapter five,
Speaker 1: verses seventeen and nineteen says this, anybody, anyone who is
Speaker 1: joined to Christ becomes a new person. The old is gone,
Speaker 1: he says. You know, all your past is wiped out, forgiven, forgotten.
Speaker 1: You get a clear conscience. He says, you get a
Speaker 1: chance to start over. And most of the world is
Speaker 1: hungry for that. They want to know, how do I
Speaker 1: get rid of guilt? How do I get rid of shame?
Speaker 1: How do I get rid of regrets? He says, anybody
Speaker 1: who's joined to Christ becomes a new person. You get
Speaker 1: a fresh start in life. It's like being born a
Speaker 1: second time. In fact, the Bible calls it being born again.
Speaker 1: It's like getting a fresh start. All this is done
Speaker 1: by God in the words you don't do it, who
Speaker 1: through Christ changed us from enemies into his friends and
Speaker 1: gave us the task of making others his friends. Also,
Speaker 1: that's our task as ambassadors, to make others the friends
Speaker 1: of God. Our message, here's the message is that God
Speaker 1: was making all human beings as friends through Christ.
Speaker 2: That's why I sent Jesus.
Speaker 1: God did not keep an account of their sins. He
Speaker 1: forgave it all, and He's given us the message which
Speaker 1: tells how he makes them his friends. This passage is
Speaker 1: filled with spiritual truth. So let me point out a
Speaker 1: couple of things. Number one, the first part of our
Speaker 1: message is this, Jesus offers everybody a new life, so
Speaker 1: that anybody whos joined to Christ becomes a new person.
Speaker 1: This is the message of regeneration, the message of a
Speaker 1: new birth, or message of you get a brand new life.
Speaker 1: Would you like a chance to start over? Ever been
Speaker 1: halfway through painting a room? He said, wish I could
Speaker 1: start over, halfway climbing up a mountain, Wish I could
Speaker 1: start over? Halfway through life? Go wish I could start over?
Speaker 1: God says, you can. I'll give you a brand new life.
Speaker 1: Jesus offers everybody in new life. Second part of our
Speaker 1: message is Jesus ends our war with God. Did you
Speaker 1: know that you're at war with God until you.
Speaker 2: Make peace with him?
Speaker 1: Where's the war? The war is the conflict in your
Speaker 1: soul on who's going to be God? You are God?
Speaker 1: And the Bible says every human being and all of
Speaker 1: humanity is in rebellion against God because I want to
Speaker 1: be God. I don't want God run in my life.
Speaker 1: I want to run my life. I want to make
Speaker 1: my decisions. I don't want God telling me what to do.
Speaker 1: I want to do what I want to do. That
Speaker 1: is the attitude that got Satan kicked out of heaven.
Speaker 1: It's pride. The middle letter of pride is I, and
Speaker 1: the middle letter of sin is I. And he's saying,
Speaker 1: it is I that causes my problems, and that rebellion
Speaker 1: against God puts me at war with God. You may
Speaker 1: not realize it, but you're at war with God until
Speaker 1: you accept what Christ has done for you. And that
Speaker 1: conflict causes all of the problems in your life. This
Speaker 1: unknown stress, the subconscious pressure, the guilt, the the anxiety,
Speaker 1: all those different things come from being out of whack
Speaker 1: with your creator.
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Speaker 1: And so he says, we're at war with God. But
Speaker 1: God says God wants us, says its friends. That's the
Speaker 1: message of reconciliation. And then he says the third thing here,
Speaker 1: all of our war crimes have been forgiven. God just
Speaker 1: wipes him out. That's salvation. How does God do this?
Speaker 1: He does it through Jesus, and he does it out
Speaker 1: of love. Look of the next couple verses. God was
Speaker 1: in Christ making peace between the world and himself. That's
Speaker 1: what Jesus died for. In Christ. God did not hold
Speaker 1: the world guilty of its sin. That's good news. And
Speaker 1: he gave us this message of peace. God has said,
Speaker 1: we have a message of reconciliation. We have a message
Speaker 1: of peace. We have a message that says the warring
Speaker 1: parties are being brought together. God did not hold the
Speaker 1: world guilty of its sin, and he gave us the
Speaker 1: message of peace. So we have been sent to speak
Speaker 1: for Christ. It is as if God is calling to
Speaker 1: you through us. We speak for Christ talking about every
Speaker 1: believer when we beg you to be at peace of God.
Speaker 1: Christ had no sin, but God made him become sin
Speaker 1: so that in Christ we could become right with God.
Speaker 1: In other words, God took all of our badness. God
Speaker 1: took it out of us and poured it on Christ.
Speaker 1: And he took of all of good Christ's goodness and
Speaker 1: poured it into us. And he said that made the peace.
Speaker 1: And we are workers together with God. And once you
Speaker 1: circle the phrase we've been sent to speak for Christ.
Speaker 1: That's the second thing we do as ambassadors. We share
Speaker 1: the message. Anybody bought a car in the last two
Speaker 1: or three years to see your hands, Okay, everybody's bought
Speaker 1: a car probably at some point. Do you know this
Speaker 1: game that they play where you go to like a
Speaker 1: car dealership and you find the car you want, and
Speaker 1: the young you know, salesman is there, and then they
Speaker 1: take you inside and you sit down in the showroom
Speaker 1: and you start the deal and how much you're going
Speaker 1: to give me for my car, and how much you're
Speaker 1: gonna cut off the price of that car, and you
Speaker 1: think you got a deal, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: the salesman goes, excuse me, I have to go check
Speaker 1: with the manager, you know I'm talking about, And they
Speaker 1: play this game and it's a good cop bad cop.
Speaker 1: I really want to give it to you like this,
Speaker 1: but I got to go check with the manager. So
Speaker 1: they go back into the inner sanctum where you can't go,
Speaker 1: and they're there for a little bit, and they wait
Speaker 1: along for a while, you know, And then they come
Speaker 1: back out and say, well, you know, I'm sorry, but
Speaker 1: my manager won't let me give this.
Speaker 2: We're all good.
Speaker 1: Well, then I'm going to go and win it. You're
Speaker 1: not authorized to close the deal. Then I don't want
Speaker 1: to talk to you. I want to talk to the
Speaker 1: manager because I don't want to play this game of
Speaker 1: good cop bad cop. Of I'd really like to help you,
Speaker 1: but the bad guy won't let me. So let me
Speaker 1: just talk to the manager. And this little game of
Speaker 1: give and take there means that I say, if you're
Speaker 1: not authorized to close the deal, why am I talking
Speaker 1: to you? Let me talk to the guys is authorized
Speaker 1: to close the deal. Here's the amazing thing. When it
Speaker 1: comes to offering the deal of salvation.
Speaker 2: You you, you are authorized to close the deal. You don't
Speaker 2: have to go to the manager in the back office.
Speaker 1: You can say to anybody, I'm an ambassador of Jesus
Speaker 1: Christ and i am a plury potent potentiary, which means
Speaker 1: I'm authorized to make the offer in Jesus's name, and
Speaker 1: I don't have to go check with anybody else. And
Speaker 1: here's the offer. All your sins from your past can
Speaker 1: be forgiven. You get a purpose for living, You get
Speaker 1: a home in heaven, and God promises to take care
Speaker 1: of your life here on earth until he takes you
Speaker 1: home to heaven. If you put your trust in faith
Speaker 1: in Jesus Christ, that's the deal, and you don't have
Speaker 1: to go check with anybody else. You are the ambassador.
Speaker 1: God has authorized every one of his children to speak
Speaker 1: on his behalf and to make that offer and to
Speaker 1: not have to go say, well, let me go get
Speaker 1: my priest's opinion, or let me go get my pastor's opinion,
Speaker 1: or let me go get somebody else's authority. No, no,
Speaker 1: you have been given the authority to close the deal,
Speaker 1: to make the offer of the message of peace to
Speaker 1: anybody out there. Would you like to have your sins forgiven?
Speaker 1: I can offer that to you to Jesus Christ. Would
Speaker 1: you like to have a home in heaven. I can
Speaker 1: offer that to you in Jesus Christ. And I don't
Speaker 1: have to check with anybody else, because you are an ambassador.
Speaker 1: Number three, the third responsibility of an ambassador. Number one,
Speaker 1: I must set the example. I must share the message.
Speaker 1: I must show love. I must show love to everybody.
Speaker 1: Because if you're an ambassador, you've got to have a
Speaker 1: big heart and you got to show love. Why must
Speaker 1: an ambassador of Jesus Christ show love to everybody? Because
Speaker 1: God is love and if you show anything but love
Speaker 1: to other people, you're not representing Jesus. God is love. Now,
Speaker 1: how do I show love to the people in my life?
Speaker 1: The people I work with, my neighbors, my family, my coworkers,
Speaker 1: my enemies, my boss.
Speaker 2: How do I do it? Three ways? It's the next
Speaker 2: three verses.
Speaker 1: The first way I show love is by using my
Speaker 1: life life to meet others' needs. When you use your
Speaker 1: life to meet the needs of other people in a
Speaker 1: practical way, whether it's taking them a meal, or helping
Speaker 1: them with a project, or offering them a ride, or
Speaker 1: praying for them, or you know, picking up something at
Speaker 1: the grocery thing, or helping them with a plan or
Speaker 1: a deal. Every time you do practical help to somebody else,
Speaker 1: you serve others, you're ministering to them. You're showing love
Speaker 1: to meet their needs. Now, this is what an ambassador does.
Speaker 1: The Bible says this. In First Essalonians two. Paul says,
Speaker 1: we loved you so much. He's talking about the people
Speaker 1: in this town in Greece called Thessalonika. He said, we
Speaker 1: loved you so much that we gave you not only
Speaker 1: God's good news that's number two, but number three our
Speaker 1: own lives as well. Now, if you're going to be
Speaker 1: an ambassador, some of the time you got to get
Speaker 1: out of the embassy.
Speaker 2: Does that make sense?
Speaker 1: If you spend all your whole Christian life is spent
Speaker 1: inside the four walls of the church, you're not much
Speaker 1: of an ambassador. You've got to get out where people
Speaker 1: are hurting, where they're needed, where they're love, need love,
Speaker 1: and now they need help and concern. So you've got
Speaker 1: to get out out of the embassy and into the interior,
Speaker 1: using my life to meet others need. Second way, you
Speaker 1: show love by giving respect to everyone. By giving respect
Speaker 1: to everyone, as an ambassador of Jesus Christ, you are
Speaker 1: not allowed to be disrespectful to anyone. Why because God
Speaker 1: values every person. Doesn't matter who they are, what they've done,
Speaker 1: who they've done it with, or how long they've done it.
Speaker 1: They have the dignity of being created in the image
Speaker 1: of God, and the Bible says this on the screen
Speaker 1: one Peter two seventeen.
Speaker 2: Treat everyone you like with dignity or doesn't say that?
Speaker 1: Does it treat everyone you agree with politically with dignity? No,
Speaker 1: it says treat everyone you meet with dignity. That means
Speaker 1: even the people who voted differently than you, you may
Speaker 1: not put them down. You may not use sarcasm and
Speaker 1: slice and dice and use the same kind of words
Speaker 1: that the world does for people you disagree with. Treat
Speaker 1: everyone you meet with dignity, Love your spiritual family, revere God,
Speaker 1: and respect the government. That doesn't say respect the government.
Speaker 1: If you voted for him, you didn't. Maybe you didn't
Speaker 1: vote for the city council, you still need to respect them.
Speaker 1: Maybe you didn't vote for the governor, you still don't
Speaker 1: respect them. Senator President whoever, it doesn't matter me. The
Speaker 1: Bible says respect the government. Why because as representatives of Jesus,
Speaker 1: we show dignity to everybody. Everyone, We show love and kindness.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you, this is an ambassador dogmatic or diplomatic,
Speaker 1: diplomatic They don't stay as ambassadors very long if they're
Speaker 1: not diplomatic. When you find a dogmatic Christian, they are
Speaker 1: not an ambassador of Jesus.
Speaker 2: They may be on the radio.
Speaker 1: They may be on television, they may write books or
Speaker 1: blogs or whatever. If they're dogmatic, they may be right,
Speaker 1: but they're wrong because they're not being diplomatic. The Bible
Speaker 1: says we're to do everything in love. We're to respect everyone,
Speaker 1: doesn't matter who they are, what they are, what they've done.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you've noticed this or not, but
Speaker 1: most of the time when I'm not at saddleback, I'm
Speaker 1: speaking to people who totally disagree with me. Almost all
Speaker 1: the time, I'm speaking to groups, and that gets me
Speaker 1: in a lot of trouble. Okay, I speak to other religions,
Speaker 1: to atheists, to Muslims, to Jewish, to Buddhist, to secularists,
Speaker 1: to gay groups to I speak most of the time
Speaker 1: when I'm not saddled back to groups who totally disagree
Speaker 1: with me. Why Because I am an ambassador. That's my job.
Speaker 1: And you are an ambassador too. You know, no matter
Speaker 1: how bad things seem, you can always trust that God
Speaker 1: is active in your life, working things out for the good.
Speaker 1: While you are waiting. God is working. God always has
Speaker 1: your best interest at heart. He's a good God. Today,
Speaker 1: I want to give you the example from a note
Speaker 1: that I got from a young man named Tyler, who
Speaker 1: has seen how God is always there even when circumstances
Speaker 1: seemed to be their worst. Tyler wrote me, said, you know, Rick,
Speaker 1: I haven't had a close relationship with Christ. But then
Speaker 1: several events occurred in my life all at once. First,
Speaker 1: my girlfriend broke up with me and that was the
Speaker 1: biggest heartache that I could imagine for both of us.
Speaker 1: Then my friends left for college the same week, and third,
Speaker 1: my dad left for California to start a new job,
Speaker 1: leaving me in Ohio. All of this hit me at once,
Speaker 1: and I was a complete mess. But with guidance from
Speaker 1: others and realizing this was a scheduled appointment from God himself,
Speaker 1: I found Christ through your Daily Hope podcast and through
Speaker 1: prayer and in going to church, I finally found the
Speaker 1: joy in my life again. And I'm a changed person.
Speaker 1: Every day now. I listened to you, Rick, and I
Speaker 1: read my daily devotional, and I look at life with
Speaker 1: a whole new perspective. You know, before I was living
Speaker 1: for me, I wasn't living for God. But this journey
Speaker 1: has been so amazing. God is so good and the
Speaker 1: best part is that I can wake up every day
Speaker 1: knowing that He loves me and will listen to me,
Speaker 1: and that Jesus Christ will take my worries from me.
Speaker 1: I'm so thankful Rick, that God woke me up and
Speaker 1: changed me into a better and healthier person that I
Speaker 1: am today. And I'm thankful for my savior, Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: So God bless you well. Thanks Tyler, Thanks for writing
Speaker 1: that encouraging letter. You have experienced firsthand how much God
Speaker 1: cares for you, even in the smallest details of your life,
Speaker 1: and through this what was a very difficult season. He
Speaker 1: led you to Jesus, the greatest gift you could ever receive.
Speaker 1: So did you know that the Bible says in Luke fifteen,
Speaker 1: right now, all of Heaven is rejoicing because you're a
Speaker 1: part of God family. The Bible says they have a
Speaker 1: party in heaven every time one person steps across the line.
Speaker 2: And what that.
Speaker 1: Means that you and I are now brothers. Did you
Speaker 1: know that we're brothers in Christ? And your church family
Speaker 1: are your brothers and sisters here to walk alongside you. So, Tyler,
Speaker 1: welcome to the Family of God. And as you grow
Speaker 1: in your faith, staying connected with a strong church community
Speaker 1: is so so important. I want you to surround yourself
Speaker 1: with people who will encourage you in the Lord, who
Speaker 1: will pray for you, who will help you stay strong
Speaker 1: in your journey with Jesus, and just watch and see
Speaker 1: how God moves in your life as you faithfully follow
Speaker 1: Him into your future. By the way, you also mentioned
Speaker 1: that you listen to the Daily Hope podcast. For anybody
Speaker 1: who hasn't checked that out yet, it is completely free.
Speaker 1: It's completely available on all major platforms. It's on Apple Podcasts,
Speaker 1: it's on Spotify, It's on wherever you get your podcasts.
Speaker 1: You can also listen anytime by just going to a
Speaker 1: pastor Rick dot com on the internet. Now, friends, we're
Speaker 1: able to share daily hope with people around the world
Speaker 1: because of your generosity listeners just like you, So let
Speaker 1: me just stay here.
Speaker 2: Thanks.
Speaker 1: Thanks a lot, Thanks for being a part of this community.
Speaker 1: Thanks for your contributions to care for other people so
Speaker 1: that they could get the word of God and build
Speaker 1: the hope that they need. And they can keep seeking
Speaker 1: God and He will guide them.
Speaker 2: God let him you know.
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Speaker 3: are a simple way to bring meaning to the season
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