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Speaker 3: Collaboration is multiplication, setting more collaboration. What is collaboration That
Speaker 3: basically being a collaboration or to collaborate.
Speaker 1: It means to work with one another or to cooperate.
Speaker 3: Nowadays cooperation, you know, collaborate, teamwork. And that's a solo
Speaker 3: amen aamina Magata owns everybody and he league mansulo.
Speaker 1: And you know what, It's always been on the heart.
Speaker 3: Of God that humanity would go laborate together as the Lord. Collaborate,
Speaker 3: im a cooperate, We work in a relationship. Kianga on
Speaker 3: on Genesis all throughout the Bible by Ane in the
Speaker 3: beginning in Genesis chapter one, verse twenty eight.
Speaker 1: And the Lord God the hat.
Speaker 3: When he created uh Sabina, let there be light, Let
Speaker 3: there be a separation between the land and the sea.
Speaker 1: He created the animals. Sabina. It's good.
Speaker 3: It's good, it's good, Sabina.
Speaker 1: It's very good. You're very good. Right in this the
Speaker 1: long is the.
Speaker 3: Erase, erase, erase, Taio. It's not the mistake, yessmo. You
Speaker 3: are never a mistake. Sabin Lord. It's good, but you
Speaker 3: know the only him that he says, and it's not good.
Speaker 3: When he saw Adam.
Speaker 1: On his own.
Speaker 3: You know he is a dam Sabin Lord. It's not
Speaker 3: good for man to be alone.
Speaker 1: So only it's a being on that sale.
Speaker 3: It's not the first problem in the Bible, solitude.
Speaker 1: This is a problem. What is a he man? Right now?
Speaker 1: The matamo nona.
Speaker 3: We need to have always somebody he man happens in
Speaker 3: my own.
Speaker 1: I watch the movies on my.
Speaker 3: Own, I said, coin but you know what in the end.
Speaker 1: Right English, you know Indian Joe, they are feeling alone.
Speaker 3: No that there is a problem when you are alone,
Speaker 3: because we can't do life alone.
Speaker 1: And no man is and I land Lands is an
Speaker 1: a Tom Hanks. You can always.
Speaker 3: To really son and have you watched that?
Speaker 1: No, no tell, I'm done, but.
Speaker 3: Putting in for one hour dialogue, I'm a lang well
Speaker 3: on the dialog for one hour, tabliu. God knows that
Speaker 3: Adam needed a partner, someone to collaborate with, someone to
Speaker 3: cooperate with so that they so that Adam can achieve
Speaker 3: God's purpose and vision for his life. Kerousabini, Lord, it's
Speaker 3: not good for you to be alone.
Speaker 1: See Jesus. He prayed this prayer in Matchu.
Speaker 3: I think it's I'm sorry, it's John John Chapter seventeen,
Speaker 3: twenty one to twenty two.
Speaker 1: And prayer in the Lord.
Speaker 3: The last prayer here on earth aushapausrus was what the
Speaker 3: Lord sanna Unite Mulahatan believers Sanama Carosseelan collaboration, Sarama carossel
Speaker 3: and unity, Sana Makroszlan cooperation.
Speaker 1: That's why we have life group a man.
Speaker 3: We are cooperating with one another, and not only the
Speaker 3: Chumana Life Group in Dupuyan separate groups, but Exama samanad
Speaker 3: and we become a church and man. That's why we
Speaker 3: are here Atom Worship celebration. Sometimes you call it cell celebration.
Speaker 1: It's like a reunion. Amelia, Hello, are you there?
Speaker 3: You know on prayer in its before he he left earth,
Speaker 3: before he was crucified, is that we will become united,
Speaker 3: co operating and collaborating.
Speaker 1: With one another.
Speaker 3: Ay Man, you know saba is Gutronomy thirty two, verse
Speaker 3: thirty one can put a thousand to flight.
Speaker 1: Sabien is alag pin.
Speaker 3: It's a libo peidibung petibu habulen pe and sabido not
Speaker 3: just that one can put a thousand to flight, but
Speaker 3: two sabino two can just collaborate to can put ten
Speaker 3: thousand to flight.
Speaker 1: Is as a ping.
Speaker 3: You is a libo kina some pong labo. We get
Speaker 3: that if you would think about it math twice you
Speaker 3: getting some math.
Speaker 1: Is a hia is a libo? The loa.
Speaker 3: Two thousand land, But that is a bible ten thousand.
Speaker 3: See that is a multiplication. That is the mathematics. Oh god,
Speaker 3: it doesn't make sense to us. Amen, are you there
Speaker 3: can say a mathematics Lord, it's not addition to it's multiplication. Amen,
Speaker 3: That's why we are always better together.
Speaker 1: Sabin Santa? Can they help save.
Speaker 3: Ten thousand a one thousand? Can they help find their
Speaker 3: way back to Jesus?
Speaker 4: Some la?
Speaker 1: Do you get what I'm saying?
Speaker 3: Is ant can can help start up their new life
Speaker 3: with Jesus is only bung Tao. They believe that libubago
Speaker 3: through you. It's a bit more true me. What amazing
Speaker 3: town is only buna? But wait, it's a bit more. Wait,
Speaker 3: can win, can change, can help find Jesus, can help
Speaker 3: their way find to Jesus.
Speaker 1: Some pungbun tao.
Speaker 3: That is our vision. Ten thousand people according to the Bible. Amen,
Speaker 3: I don't know about you, but I'm looking around. I'm
Speaker 3: seeing more than two people.
Speaker 1: Hello.
Speaker 3: So if we're thinking it's impossible, paston in possibili change
Speaker 3: our city Taos, Antipolo City, more than a million higher.
Speaker 1: Sabi is a Bible.
Speaker 3: It's along sum one thousand lbo. What if illabataudo two
Speaker 3: hundred and ten, two hundred and twenty, you do the
Speaker 3: mat It's not addition, it's multiplication.
Speaker 1: Amen, Can we give you the platform that.
Speaker 3: Imagine what God can do through us if we would
Speaker 3: just collaborate, If you would just work in a team
Speaker 3: imen kuma co collaboration lang tayo, Can you imagine what
Speaker 3: we can achieve? We can achieve the impossible. That's the
Speaker 3: power of teamwork. Imen's a bin of the power of teamwork. Again,
Speaker 3: there's a the power of teamwork, LaToya. If we want
Speaker 3: to change our city, if you want to win the
Speaker 3: world for Jesus, r an energy comand you to be
Speaker 3: enthusiastic to be passionate for this against a behemo. The
Speaker 3: power of teamwork. I found this video. It's a short video.
Speaker 3: Let's watch this.
Speaker 1: It's the power of teamwork and I hope you enjoy it.
Speaker 1: Okay you.
Speaker 5: Again, there you go.
Speaker 3: That is the power of teamwork. Imagine Mama named penguin
Speaker 3: or maybe don't better teamwork.
Speaker 1: Let's you are. That's the power of teamwork. We can
Speaker 1: achieve the impossible.
Speaker 3: How can a bunch of penguins defeat a large scaler wheel?
Speaker 3: A bit more team work, It's a bit more collaboration.
Speaker 1: That's what it does.
Speaker 3: It it it does the impassable. It manages to do
Speaker 3: to do combaga. You know, nobody would expect them to do.
Speaker 3: Ay man, do you believe that? And Cinema nor the
Speaker 3: basketball Cinematics n B a young team right now. Two
Speaker 3: years ago, Pasnam become golden Cinema Golden Tito. Yeah, well
Speaker 3: you and Lakers. You like you Ma Pano, you may
Speaker 3: Maha superstar. We always cheer that, I'm cinema bandwag.
Speaker 1: You like Lakers? Next year, Milai? Yeah, next year.
Speaker 3: But the man who Toronto a right, I've been cheering
Speaker 3: a basketball team for almost twenty one years now, twenty
Speaker 3: two years.
Speaker 1: Now, and I always cheer for that. I always woot
Speaker 1: for that.
Speaker 3: I always watch Randola Manga games. Even right now, Title
Speaker 3: Major I always watch. I pay for that as well
Speaker 3: because it's a TV n B a t V. I
Speaker 3: watch NBA sactly iPad. I pay like forty nine pest
Speaker 3: or s per game just to watch this team because
Speaker 3: I love this team. It's just an Antonio Spurs cinema
Speaker 3: Spurs fan. Let me tell you if you're not cheering
Speaker 3: for the Spurs, if if the Spurs is not your team,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna simba. I think Spurs fan UNI will not
Speaker 3: go Spurs. You know, you know why I cheer for
Speaker 3: the Spurs because they are God's team. If you cheer
Speaker 3: for the Spurs automatically, you go to Heaven. Believe me,
Speaker 3: I just made that a pair of malaya then, because
Speaker 3: I really believe this with all my heart that the
Speaker 3: Spurs are the God's team.
Speaker 1: Your God's team. I don't.
Speaker 3: Shohn Tassi, Reggie you'resually good massive sept.
Speaker 1: But I believe that Spurs is God is a God thing.
Speaker 3: Let me let me show you. Let me show you
Speaker 3: a verse in Biblica. Is that in the Biblicimbane, No,
Speaker 3: we are biblical when I say that the Spurs are
Speaker 3: God's team, it is.
Speaker 1: It's in the Bible. Let's open up our bibles.
Speaker 3: A Hebrews Chapter ten, verse twenty five, twenty four to
Speaker 3: twenty five, does consider how we may spur. Let me
Speaker 3: say it again, and let us consider how we may
Speaker 3: spur one another in love and in good deeds. Lord, Cinema,
Speaker 3: but your checking up as a spurse, because they are
Speaker 3: God's team.
Speaker 1: Amen, And if you want to have victory in this world,
Speaker 1: always cheer for whatever God is doing. Amen.
Speaker 3: Lord, don't I owe Timney? Lord, don't i oh? Amen,
Speaker 3: Cinema Laker fan, Sparen Milana, I have the mic.
Speaker 1: Amen, this is biblical. Then I'm just kidding better.
Speaker 3: You know why I love the Spurs because did they
Speaker 3: play basketball the way that basketball should be played?
Speaker 1: Right now?
Speaker 3: About the bid on Spur is the game? You know
Speaker 3: they call it a beautiful game. We are saying, while
Speaker 3: are you hoodball? For twenty four seconds? Somebody became that
Speaker 3: and you know that.
Speaker 1: He steps damis foul. That was a dam.
Speaker 3: Again damarasa rebound game.
Speaker 1: Nah. But you know what in Spurs basketball, na and
Speaker 1: I and video.
Speaker 3: Let's watch this is six minutes and I hope you
Speaker 3: enjoy it. Though aganda when people are collaborating together. Amen,
Speaker 3: And this is what happened play at all bagby player.
Speaker 3: This is no I think twenty fourteen, twenty fourteen SENA
Speaker 3: four follows NBA twenty fourteen s time a new team. Yes,
Speaker 3: it's the Miami Heat, It's the super team. And then
Speaker 3: wait and do the Lebron James And there's a Christi
Speaker 3: bas and Doula being at the best case Miami Lakers.
Speaker 3: That in Miami on the that in Gabilliers lamin sa
Speaker 3: Naig Golden Statesila. You know everybody was was U they
Speaker 3: they they thing and they believe I a champion of
Speaker 3: Miami hit everybody.
Speaker 1: But here comes the Spurs. Tabimo. The Spurs with their
Speaker 1: beautiful game.
Speaker 3: They achieved what is impossible? Why it's a BIMO collaboration.
Speaker 1: Let's watch this.
Speaker 5: So many times we promote individual of Lebron, Kobe.
Speaker 6: Bryant, Kevin Durant, but then we leave out something that's
Speaker 6: really unique and special, and that's team and team basketball.
Speaker 6: I sat there and watched this team carved the Clippers
Speaker 6: by playing basic, fundamental.
Speaker 5: Basketball and it was beautiful to watch. It reminded me
Speaker 5: of my era, the way we used to play the Celtics.
Speaker 6: Just smart and great basketball, and I'm happy that we
Speaker 6: are seeing it in America. You need to appreciate the
Speaker 6: San Antonio suppose and this team will coach and I'm.
Speaker 1: Just sometimes you've lost the words.
Speaker 5: All you need to do is just watch his team
Speaker 5: and they'll say it all. If you're a curious.
Speaker 7: About the game of basketball, you watch them play. If
Speaker 7: you're at the Clints, ride out all the duns may
Speaker 7: fucking you set out and other team and callings and
Speaker 7: they aren't. You say the ownership, our cpureful.
Speaker 5: Popping his staff at the players.
Speaker 1: Everybody's in the say so and they believe in it
Speaker 1: a lot.
Speaker 5: I'll see a lot of armor and everything else. It's
Speaker 5: what are they? The players that I'm having the privilege
Speaker 5: to coach have been incredible and the fact that they.
Speaker 8: Allow me to coach them the way I coach them
Speaker 8: surprises me almost on a daily basis.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 5: It's a great group of people who I always.
Speaker 8: Say have gotten over themselves. You know, they come to practice,
Speaker 8: they play the game. We win, we lose, we go home,
Speaker 8: and they do it wonderfully. And Timmy is the the
Speaker 8: guy that's in charge of all that, you know, he
Speaker 8: sets a tone on the floor for our players and
Speaker 8: our success.
Speaker 5: Although all of us have a part of it here,
Speaker 5: those are the that get a gun and they're the
Speaker 5: most important part of what we do. And they've done
Speaker 5: it wonderfully.
Speaker 8: And as I said, when the winner lose, we do
Speaker 8: it with class.
Speaker 5: And they'll do it the right way.
Speaker 1: Right now, they are just slicing the dicey the heat conventually,
Speaker 1: just terrific ball a little bit, but more importantly, it's
Speaker 1: the body and the Spurs go. They don't get knuckle here.
Speaker 4: They don't get clowns, they.
Speaker 5: Don't get guys who huge egos.
Speaker 1: They get guys who have to.
Speaker 3: Do what they're told to do.
Speaker 4: And you put it all together and you're right.
Speaker 1: It's like, wow, how can people can't appreciate that? When
Speaker 1: you see the Spurs play, they've been together a long time,
Speaker 1: they know exactly what the coach Popovich wants.
Speaker 5: They have hurt.
Speaker 1: Spacing, but the execution is second to none.
Speaker 6: And one thing you learn you can't have run the
Speaker 6: basketball and it's Antonio is great about I have a
Speaker 6: shot that you have a better shot.
Speaker 1: They break you down with their passes.
Speaker 5: The Santonio Spurs, they do what they do. They're gonna
Speaker 5: move the ball. They're gonna take the hif percent of shot.
Speaker 5: Obvisional call play. We're going to execute the play and
Speaker 5: sinks are gonna do all the little.
Speaker 1: Things in the one way all swish.
Speaker 7: Its Corey Joseph Sers passing all I.
Speaker 1: About this, I'm watching a crapt.
Speaker 5: Win the press.
Speaker 7: In the nineteen ninety seven and b A draft, the
Speaker 7: saved and plenty of spars.
Speaker 1: So that's gone the from s.
Speaker 9: S the fifty seven selection. In the nineteen ninety ninety
Speaker 9: A draft, the San Antonio Spurs select the manual Gino
Speaker 9: Biley from Argentina.
Speaker 3: With a twenty eight pick.
Speaker 9: In the two thousand and one draft, the San Antonio
Speaker 9: Spurs select Tony Parker of Racing Club.
Speaker 4: Paris, frances That scars to.
Speaker 5: A basta every adding, that's it's party.
Speaker 1: It's up great casts.
Speaker 5: Picture persons.
Speaker 3: On a real worst Joe tell me to do.
Speaker 5: So it's called Simes.
Speaker 3: Okay, there you God God's team Spurs. I don't know
Speaker 3: about you if you don't, if you don't like that game,
Speaker 3: you don't like that team, then you're not.
Speaker 1: A basketball fan. You don't like basketball.
Speaker 3: See you gin analy Because that that's collaboration, that's teamwork.
Speaker 3: You know, for twenty two years straight lagging winning seasons
Speaker 3: and has a playoffs if my standing against teams all
Speaker 3: time pro they played one hundred games like in Lamlaba's
Speaker 3: eighty Panalu on Spurs twenty they've beaten every team the NBA.
Speaker 3: They have a winning percentage a team that's that's impact
Speaker 3: as the ball nearest streak right now they have twenty
Speaker 3: two years of always in the playoffs.
Speaker 1: Streak is I think six six years Street in Land
Speaker 1: and then the Spurs. You know what I'm saying, too
Speaker 1: young the rest of the NBA. This is the Spurs
Speaker 1: why because.
Speaker 3: Superstar in Mama players.
Speaker 1: No, it's not done. Also the Yumaha players and Mayan
Speaker 1: and managing Blid but not now.
Speaker 3: You know why they always win because of TeamWorks, because
Speaker 3: of collaboration. The more collaboration collaboration does the impossible.
Speaker 1: Amen.
Speaker 3: Completing one another is more important than competing with one another.
Speaker 1: Amen.
Speaker 3: Again, let me say it again, Completing one another. Completing
Speaker 3: one another is more important than competing with one another.
Speaker 3: Katab kayla and ka kattab you complete me. You know
Speaker 3: we need to be that kind of church. If you
Speaker 3: want to do the impossible. Because people are saying you
Speaker 3: want to change a dipolo, you want to win a
Speaker 3: dipollo for Jesus.
Speaker 1: Christ, that's impossible.
Speaker 4: You know what.
Speaker 3: Only through collaboration we can do the impossible. And man
Speaker 3: why because we are created to collaborate the palambanguy we
Speaker 3: are called to multiply iman. The math of collaboration is
Speaker 3: not addition, it's multiplications abimo gain multiplication because multiplication or faith.
Speaker 1: It does not maintain faith multiplies.
Speaker 3: The first commandment given to us by God is what
Speaker 3: to go and multiply humadame, be fruitful and multiply us
Speaker 3: here yumammilia. And because go and multiply, they multiply. The
Speaker 3: first commandment was be fruitful and multiply. Right and see
Speaker 3: Jesus he echoed this doing some parable of the talents,
Speaker 3: doing some malchi twenty five. God called us to multiplying.
Speaker 3: The story God gave oh Jesus or the Master gave he.
Speaker 1: He's a traveling master.
Speaker 3: So in servants nampera one he gave five other two
Speaker 3: and the other one. You know the story, right you,
Speaker 3: young Lima pabolic new master. You been a game and
Speaker 3: Leba master, I've worked for it. I multiplied it.
Speaker 1: Now it's ten. It was multiplied, Sabina Master, I multiplied it.
Speaker 1: I worked hard for this.
Speaker 3: Now young two looking four and then you pin Inbuko
Speaker 3: was nearly being gone, but it's still there. You know,
Speaker 3: sabin Master, you wicked servant, and Sabinum sabin master, and
Speaker 3: he was spanished for that. Sabbe, you get out where
Speaker 3: nobody I don't, where there is snatching off. Teach you
Speaker 3: you will perish there. Magissa lam done no Baska and
Speaker 3: not only that, Joan is a big man. I'm not multiplied.
Speaker 3: In other words, God wants us to multiply. God is
Speaker 3: calling us to multiply that.
Speaker 1: John fifteen sixteen. And I think that God called us.
Speaker 3: God chose us to bear fruit, to multiply, and fruit
Speaker 3: that will last.
Speaker 1: That is our calling. Mad.
Speaker 3: Indeed, when I keep it being again, the Lord say
Speaker 3: you're blessing. And as you're right now, it's not for
Speaker 3: you to enjoy, Amen, it's for you to give out
Speaker 3: that God can multiply it. What moms are in the
Speaker 3: It's the same thing with the salvation that we have.
Speaker 3: It's the same thing with God's with the relationship that
Speaker 3: we have with God. You don't keep it for yourself, Nikolan,
Speaker 3: you share it, You multiply it.
Speaker 1: Amen. Are you there?
Speaker 3: We are called to multiply because collaboration is multiplication. So
Speaker 3: God created us so that we can collaborate. And God,
Speaker 3: he is calling us to multiply. Maybe that gets you know.
Speaker 3: In order for us to multiply, we need to collaborates
Speaker 3: a bam again, collaborate. God calls us created us to
Speaker 3: collaborate so that we can multiply.
Speaker 1: We get you, because ahead the only way that we
Speaker 1: can multiply is if we collaborate. Amen.
Speaker 3: Amen, and jo bio. But imagined as price putting a purse.
Speaker 3: I guess now, But we've been talking about Nemaiya Sayahmayah.
Speaker 3: He was called collaborate. He was created to collaborate because
Speaker 3: he was called to multiply. He was called for a
Speaker 3: great purpose. And just like you, we are all created
Speaker 3: for this one great purpose and that is what to share,
Speaker 3: the Gospel, to share Jesus Christ, to share God's love.
Speaker 1: Amen. There's no greater calling than that. Hello, are you there?
Speaker 1: Much greater path? I'm feeling more. I'm calling is just
Speaker 1: to sing hello.
Speaker 3: But God called you for a greater purpose. God did
Speaker 3: not call you param comita and pera amen. God called
Speaker 3: you for something greater. Hello, indigo gan Lord. God is
Speaker 3: not calling you parlam macarald indico ani lord paramo paramagotom
Speaker 3: paramacbayadaa bill is no.
Speaker 1: God is calling you for a greater purpose. And just
Speaker 1: like he was called for a great purpose.
Speaker 3: So he was living in exile, and this is my
Speaker 3: Babylon because I'm a mahamananako nila, and he was serving
Speaker 3: the king as a what.
Speaker 1: As a cup bearer?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 3: I I Lovemaya because a being a He's just a dude, bimo, dude.
Speaker 3: He's some simpling mamma and lanzha nakata king, nampaka king,
Speaker 3: Kumi las and or what and.
Speaker 1: That's him and everybody can relate to him.
Speaker 3: He's not a great person, right, he wasn't born great,
Speaker 3: he wasn't born rich, he wasn't born a royalty. It's
Speaker 3: just a simple natato then irief at naisipidio.
Speaker 1: Once a day simply lands a bi more simpling Tato,
Speaker 1: just like us.
Speaker 3: When he is a cup bearer to the king. The
Speaker 3: worst job elvert. And then one day he heard a report.
Speaker 3: News came out Mullad, Israelia in Jerusalem. His mother his
Speaker 3: father said it was in ruins. The gates was in ruins.
Speaker 3: Even Yumana walls is in cinders, nogging charcoal, Yumanga yu
Speaker 3: Maga walls done and nobody, nothing is there to protect them.
Speaker 3: To the point in the Yumaga kingdoms around them, they
Speaker 3: are being threatened every day because we want to protection
Speaker 3: walls of protection right just like what's happening in our
Speaker 3: country right now, That's what happening in our society right now.
Speaker 3: People have no protection wa walls of protection. Yu Maha
Speaker 3: family is not in Agiba and and s Himaya we
Speaker 3: heard this.
Speaker 1: He had to burden Umi. He was broken.
Speaker 3: God's purpose for your lives, sabi at last week, is
Speaker 3: that God's purpose for your life will be burnt out
Speaker 3: of brokenness. Whatever breaks your heart, that's where God is
Speaker 3: calling you to. Hey man, whatever is that is teering
Speaker 3: the passion out of view, that is what God is
Speaker 3: calling you to. The question is what breaks your heart.
Speaker 3: What is it breaking your hearts right now? And whatever
Speaker 3: breaks your heart is going to be attached to your passion.
Speaker 1: You beget that.
Speaker 3: The reason why probably that you're not so passionate when
Speaker 3: we come here. You're not so passionate. You're not saying Amen,
Speaker 3: you're not worshiping, you're not dancing taio to look at
Speaker 3: hall lo jian y because you don't have any passion.
Speaker 1: You know why? Because nothing is breaking your heart. Maybe
Speaker 1: you're seeing the world around us and you're like, I
Speaker 1: don't care as long as i'm happy. Right what breaks
Speaker 1: your heart?
Speaker 3: Nay Maya's heart was broken and that's where God called him.
Speaker 3: Maybe right now you're sitting there wherever you are right now,
Speaker 3: maybe you're listening, you're and you're saying, or maybe you're thinking.
Speaker 3: You're saying yourself the parent and about purpose. You're thinking
Speaker 3: to yourself, par.
Speaker 1: And then what weana? You know why?
Speaker 3: Because nothing is breaking your heart this morning? What happened
Speaker 3: this morning? Let God break your heart? Amen, Let God
Speaker 3: break your heart? Gonna happen among leaders need to be
Speaker 3: expectant that God will do something.
Speaker 1: Amen.
Speaker 3: If you want to be passionate in whatever it is
Speaker 3: that you are doing maybe in your school. You know
Speaker 3: you know why as a school it's not about your
Speaker 3: grades result, your grades more result and I'm passioned more right,
Speaker 3: you know why? Because nothing is breaking your heart? Well
Speaker 3: hung hang, you don't care.
Speaker 1: I'm just there.
Speaker 3: And your great small but indeed matas maybe your career MO.
Speaker 3: For twenty years now, you've been on the same job
Speaker 3: and nothing is happening in your life. And you've been praying,
Speaker 3: and you be pray. You know why because you're not
Speaker 3: letting God break your heart. You're not letting God inside
Speaker 3: your heart. And he had this passion, his burden in
Speaker 3: wit on bird plan. But you know watching birden n
Speaker 3: on the burden for the lost people, the burden for
Speaker 3: the broken people that will elevate whatever that you are
Speaker 3: doing right now, why because it's bringing passion. You pack
Speaker 3: a gazigmo. You want to wake up, you want to
Speaker 3: go to school, you want to go to your work.
Speaker 3: You're excited. Inde Parmajo the hill mayor Manata.
Speaker 1: And Jesus doing the school mo. And you're so excited
Speaker 1: and partner. That's just part of it.
Speaker 3: But my ultimate goal here is to bring the gospel,
Speaker 3: is to bring Jesus Christ is to be a blessing
Speaker 3: to my school, to my work.
Speaker 1: To my family.
Speaker 3: Amen, this morning, let God break your heart. Let God
Speaker 3: put the passion in your heart. May He was broken,
Speaker 3: he was crying, he was wailings in mit the gods sail,
Speaker 3: are you there?
Speaker 1: Hello? But you know what he did.
Speaker 3: He waited and he prayed, and then the moment that
Speaker 3: that God presented an opportunity for him, he grabbed that opportunity.
Speaker 1: Sabin, King and send me back doing say Israel, and
Speaker 1: I will rebuild the broken walls.
Speaker 3: He wasn't crying about the walls. He was crying about
Speaker 3: the gates. He wasn't crying about his enemies. He was
Speaker 3: crying about his people. He was crying about the people.
Speaker 3: You know, this book of Nehima is not about the walls.
Speaker 3: It's about broken people. There's a lot of broken people
Speaker 3: out there. And if you don't let that break your heart,
Speaker 3: nothing will Believe me, that is the greatest.
Speaker 1: That is the greatest motivation that you ever have.
Speaker 3: If you want to be motivated going to going to
Speaker 3: work the high Hello, good evening, and I help you.
Speaker 3: It's time that God breaks your heart because there's a
Speaker 3: lot of people who are broken out there. There's a
Speaker 3: lot of families that is broken out there. And just
Speaker 3: like Shmayah, he did the impossible. God made the miracle
Speaker 3: through his life because because of that brokenness. You know,
Speaker 3: if you want to have miracles happen in your life,
Speaker 3: let God break your heart. Amen, Let God inside your
Speaker 3: heart that. Let let him make you see, let him,
Speaker 3: let him make you feel what he is feeling. Amenhimaya's
Speaker 3: vision is to rebuild the wall, and his vision requires collaboration.
Speaker 3: Whatever that God is praising to you right now in
Speaker 3: your heart, the vision, the purpose in your heart right.
Speaker 1: Now, you know what You cannot do it alone? Building,
Speaker 1: rebuilding the wall. It's a basic, big, big task.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine if Shara Magisa trying to rebuild that
Speaker 3: is not an engineer and the push a mason.
Speaker 1: Have better gotta kim lang.
Speaker 3: Alamna go in. But he had this burden and because
Speaker 3: of that then he was able to do amazing and
Speaker 3: great things through his life. Meron and purpose Amen, Amen.
Speaker 3: But you know, Amius, vision to rebuild the wall will
Speaker 3: require collaboration. He can't do it alone, you know, rebuilding
Speaker 3: the walls of our nation, rebuilding the walls of our
Speaker 3: families of our communities. The gokaya magissan didn't mean kayamagisaniping.
Speaker 3: Now we need everybody. We need this church and not
Speaker 3: only that, but we need to work together. We need
Speaker 3: to collaborate. Amen, because again collaboration creates multiplication. The question
Speaker 3: is what's stopping you from collaborating Because collaboration.
Speaker 1: It's not just for this church.
Speaker 3: You can use it everywhere in your life. Maybe in
Speaker 3: your marriage made he here passion you know why because
Speaker 3: well on collaboration. Maybe you need collaboration in your marriage.
Speaker 3: Maybe my business owner Dito the reason why he need
Speaker 3: got your business mode.
Speaker 1: You know what you need, it's collaboration. Maybe in your.
Speaker 3: School combag it and bah blah blah bah and reads
Speaker 3: more rumbakia humana projects you know.
Speaker 1: Unkiss more right now here? You know what you need.
Speaker 1: You need collaboration.
Speaker 3: Amen, I'm not talking about collaboration, work together, learn together.
Speaker 3: You can always learn from somebody that that's not collaboration,
Speaker 3: that's cheating.
Speaker 1: Amen.
Speaker 3: We need collaboration in our lives and there are there
Speaker 3: are four things, according of my Accordings of Life Nama
Speaker 3: that we need in other us to collaborate.
Speaker 1: This is what we need. Number one.
Speaker 3: What collaboration needs is a clear conviction. It's to b
Speaker 3: more clear conviction. What against a bi more clear conviction?
Speaker 3: Come on, if you want to collaborate, if you want
Speaker 3: to win Antipolo City, your family, if you want to
Speaker 3: have changed in our national bansha, nothing is happening. We
Speaker 3: need collaboration. President Lang, he's old and it's getting older
Speaker 3: by the day because of the problems because nobody is
Speaker 3: helping him out where it is and I am now
Speaker 3: is trying to bring him down. For the Philippines to
Speaker 3: be great, No for the Philippines, the Mahabhama, Muli amen
Speaker 3: mala and corruption, momola and drugs. But instead of collaborating, right,
Speaker 3: we are going against again. We need to collaborate amen
Speaker 3: in and for us to collaborate and is to have
Speaker 3: a clear conviction, to be a clear conviction.
Speaker 1: Hallelujah.
Speaker 3: It's getting louderakas okay. A man with a vision will
Speaker 3: become a man on a mission, but you can't carry
Speaker 3: the mission to its completion. Conviction supposumo. What is conviction means?
Speaker 3: It means that you are convinced, totally, one hundred percent
Speaker 3: convinced God.
Speaker 1: This is what we need to do. This is what
Speaker 1: I have to do, and.
Speaker 3: Gagoing Why because man conviction, amena, I need to do this.
Speaker 3: I need to invite I help to pray for these
Speaker 3: people and to help them, bless and serve them. Why
Speaker 3: because they need Jesus Christ. I believe this is one
Speaker 3: hundred percent. Ah.
Speaker 1: We need to have a strong conviction.
Speaker 3: It's a strong persuasion or believe a state of being convinced.
Speaker 1: Are you convinced that people out there needs Jesus Christ?
Speaker 3: Are you convinced that the only the only solution to
Speaker 3: our problem is Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: I need to do something. See name.
Speaker 3: He had this clear conviction, and watch this, watch this
Speaker 3: name I chapter two, verse eleven to thirteen.
Speaker 1: This is what he did. Okay.
Speaker 3: I went to Jerusalem, and after staying there three days,
Speaker 3: I sat out during the night with a few others.
Speaker 1: He came to Jerusalem. The thing is Jerusalem, and this
Speaker 1: is what he did.
Speaker 3: I had not told anyone what my God had put
Speaker 3: in my heart to do for Jerusalem. There were no
Speaker 3: mouths with me except the one I was riding on
Speaker 3: Pagatina dos Jerusalem Gana nothing well as Usa, and on
Speaker 3: Guinuvania he rode a horse, a donkey baby. By night,
Speaker 3: I went out to the valley of Ballygate towards the
Speaker 3: jackal Well and the Dongate, examining the walls of Jerusalem
Speaker 3: which had been broken down in its gates, which had
Speaker 3: been destroyed by fire.
Speaker 1: Neahimaya did not.
Speaker 3: Show up in Jerusalem talking about his vision. No, he
Speaker 3: went to Jerusalem at the day that he arrived, and
Speaker 3: on Gania he investigated, investigate.
Speaker 1: Before he initiated, he investigated.
Speaker 3: First Muna survey Munasha. The conviction in him compelled him
Speaker 3: to go out and do something. Keyword here is do
Speaker 3: sibre do India right India posting go and don't go.
Speaker 1: I don't don't. No, he did not. He did.
Speaker 3: What he do. He started walking through the walls of
Speaker 3: Jerusalem instead of talking, because a lot of us we
Speaker 3: want to change, right, we want to change and we
Speaker 3: want to be a part of that change.
Speaker 1: Most of person. Before you can.
Speaker 3: Even talk, you need to walk goa bagu Noah, he man.
Speaker 3: It's time that somebody stands up and do something about it.
Speaker 1: Amen.
Speaker 3: Yes, I went in last week. You need to wait
Speaker 3: and God and pray. We've been doing that. But saba.
Speaker 3: And while you are waiting, you need to work, You
Speaker 3: need to plan, you need to do something. This is
Speaker 3: what NeiMa did.
Speaker 1: He had a vision the moment that he came to Jerusalem.
Speaker 1: He surveyed the place.
Speaker 3: He was thinking of a plan. We need to do
Speaker 3: more of walking and less talking. That is maybe the
Speaker 3: reason why we're in this place. You know, that's the
Speaker 3: reason why we are a country, is in a place
Speaker 3: where we are right now.
Speaker 1: He believe that. You know, it's good that you talk.
Speaker 1: It's good that you have that you that you found
Speaker 1: the problems. It's good. It's good the merrow hung burden.
Speaker 1: It's good that you that you're.
Speaker 3: Talking about the injustices of our society. But it's it's
Speaker 3: about time that we apply and do something about it.
Speaker 3: Raalu post who's gonna post about about devotion? More your
Speaker 3: biblical verses? Poposone? But you're not doing nothing about it.
Speaker 1: There's no power in it. Amen. The question is what
Speaker 1: are you Doingana, what are you doing? It's not what
Speaker 1: you are saying, but what you are doing.
Speaker 3: Ni Maya did not come to Jerusalem to recruit people
Speaker 3: indigen don't Prara Cora going.
Speaker 1: Going mian Wal. But you know what he did, got
Speaker 1: going in wal and if anyone is with me, come
Speaker 1: with me. He not talk the talk, but he also
Speaker 1: walk the walk.
Speaker 3: Amen, that put the potions to Jerusalem. Not looking for
Speaker 3: people to come and do the vision that God plays
Speaker 3: in his heart. He came to Jerusalem to apply for
Speaker 3: the job himself.
Speaker 1: I wanted to build the wall. I will do it.
Speaker 1: I wanted to build the world.
Speaker 3: You do it.
Speaker 1: Most Christians are like that. Yeah, we want the world
Speaker 1: to know Jesus Christ. Now you go pastor you do it.
Speaker 3: Come on, if God plays a burden in your heart,
Speaker 3: it's not everybody else or anybody else's job, it's your job.
Speaker 3: Nahimayah is a participator in the vision. Why because he
Speaker 3: has his own conviction. Let's not become a people, a
Speaker 3: church who expect other people to do what we are
Speaker 3: not willing to do.
Speaker 1: Are you there?
Speaker 3: You know our greatest example, the one that we are following.
Speaker 3: It's not just your leader, It's not me, It's not
Speaker 3: pastoral cardlage.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ. He is the ultimate models of wow model.
Speaker 3: Jesus did not only talk the talk, but he also
Speaker 3: walked the walk. When he says carry the cross every day,
Speaker 3: it is not being carried across.
Speaker 1: I will watch you.
Speaker 3: You know what he did when he says carry the cross,
Speaker 3: He carried it first. Do you believe that when God says,
Speaker 3: scary your cross, he is ain't carry your cross because
Speaker 3: I have carried mine. And not only that, but he
Speaker 3: was crucified on the cross for hours, since he went
Speaker 3: the extra mile, you believe that He will not ask
Speaker 3: you to do something that he himself hasn't already done. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he is calling you to a radical, radical vision. But
Speaker 3: when when the world, when the city, when my family
Speaker 3: has so hard, it's not just calling you to do that.
Speaker 3: But not only that he did it first. He only
Speaker 3: already died for us. You already died for your friends,
Speaker 3: for your families. He went further, kneeling area cross. He
Speaker 3: was crucified and died on the cross for us. Amen,
Speaker 3: Jesus Christ walked through hell so that you can walk
Speaker 3: into heaven.
Speaker 1: So don't ever thank Lord.
Speaker 3: No, he did it first, and you know what he
Speaker 3: did more. Jesus is calling you to go and make disciples.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you it's not going to be easy.
Speaker 3: But you need to have a clear conviction. You need
Speaker 3: to have a clear conviction to.
Speaker 1: Step in to that calling.
Speaker 3: God is calling you to multiply. God is calling you
Speaker 3: to become an influence.
Speaker 1: I know it's hard, but you need to have this
Speaker 1: clear conviction right now. I believe. I am convinced that
Speaker 1: this is the only answer. This is the only.
Speaker 3: Solution to our problems. This is the only solution to
Speaker 3: your problems. This is my prayer this morning that we
Speaker 3: will have this clear conviction in our hearts right now.
Speaker 3: Don't ever think and it's it's hard to him going,
Speaker 3: but you know the meaning of heart. I mean it's hard,
Speaker 3: it's this not impossible. Indeed, in my head up in
Speaker 3: going Iman, I wanted to be my head up, extra effort.
Speaker 1: I need to be in my head up. Just have
Speaker 1: a clear conviction.
Speaker 3: You know, rebuilding a wall it's hard, but naeh Maya
Speaker 3: had a clear conviction from being nothing, Jerusalem started rebuilding
Speaker 3: the wall. What does conviction have to do with my collaboration, paston,
Speaker 3: Because collaboration it begins with you.
Speaker 1: It begins with you, Amen, it begins with us. If
Speaker 1: you want to be a part of a serving church,
Speaker 1: you serve first. Amen.
Speaker 3: You want to be a part of a generous church,
Speaker 3: be generous first. If you want to be a part
Speaker 3: of an encouraging church, then I want to come to
Speaker 3: my church and be encouraged. You know what, be an
Speaker 3: encouragement first. But the encouragement communa. And if you want
Speaker 3: to be a part of a church that is life giving,
Speaker 3: a church at all, you will be filled with life
Speaker 3: in the puruh problem Alan who wants.
Speaker 1: To be that be a part of that kind of
Speaker 1: church like you in church? And you know what, smile first.
Speaker 3: If you want to be a part of a church
Speaker 3: that is life giving, be a life giving person first.
Speaker 3: If you want to have a good leader, be a
Speaker 3: follower first, Sab you first, you go first, and big no,
Speaker 3: we go first, Sabi, I go first. Clear conviction alomba
Speaker 3: guy that we need for collaboration is compelling communication to
Speaker 3: be more compelling communications being more compelling communication held, every
Speaker 3: God vision will ultimately become a shared vision. The vision
Speaker 3: that God intrusted to us is not just for us
Speaker 3: for me, No, is for everybody. The division that God
Speaker 3: has given you, it's not just for you, it is
Speaker 3: for everybody.
Speaker 1: Amen. The vision that God has for your life is
Speaker 1: not just for you.
Speaker 3: And if thinking more parts are your vision are you
Speaker 3: on selfish vision.
Speaker 1: It's not from God. It's not from God.
Speaker 3: But everything that comes from God, it's being shared. It's
Speaker 3: being shared.
Speaker 1: God blesses you to become a blessing. You need to
Speaker 1: share it. Tamba, come on. That is one of the
Speaker 1: things that we believe in. This share bless the city church.
Speaker 3: Through me, God will bless the city, said behind Papa
Speaker 3: the loui the Lord.
Speaker 1: So you young blessing.
Speaker 3: It's impossible, Namo, it's impossible.
Speaker 1: Nam you're blessing.
Speaker 3: Papa Dantao through you, you will get that and you
Speaker 3: must share the thing that God has spoken to you.
Speaker 3: The problem with most visions the Mama Tai lumlao is
Speaker 3: because you're not sharing Itlang, and then slowly it will die.
Speaker 1: It's just like a fire. If you don't share it,
Speaker 1: eventually you're palom Amen.
Speaker 3: But if you start sharing the vision, the vision.
Speaker 1: Will become stronger.
Speaker 3: Baker, can you imagine your spurs if she team vision
Speaker 3: to pass the ball.
Speaker 1: Mamasae the mananalo.
Speaker 3: But everybody had that vision. Everybody was on board. Everybody
Speaker 3: was collaborating. I don't know Whila, but I believe somebody
Speaker 3: was sharing the vision of a beautiful game, and they
Speaker 3: began to be on board with each other, and they
Speaker 3: began to do name possible.
Speaker 1: Amen, do you believe what I'm saying? Are you hearing
Speaker 1: what I'm saying? Right now?
Speaker 3: You must share the thing that God has spoken to
Speaker 3: you because it will require other people for it to
Speaker 3: be fulfilled. Winning the world for Jesus Christ is a
Speaker 3: team work. It's only done by collaboration. Sean Landinay and Govinon.
Speaker 3: I know it is in his in his heart young
Speaker 3: school now, but he alone.
Speaker 1: He cannot do it. He needs a team. He needs
Speaker 1: a team that will work with him.
Speaker 3: And how do you share that vision? Panamas as a bhinion?
Speaker 1: Through communication?
Speaker 3: The vision dies because we fail in communicating the vision.
Speaker 3: You know this?
Speaker 1: This term lost in translation? Is a is a game
Speaker 1: goes a school or maybe it's a word team team.
Speaker 1: There's a action a badler and I going adulo? Why
Speaker 1: because there's missed communication?
Speaker 3: You know the reason why relationship is so hard. Collaboration
Speaker 3: is all about relationship, You know why? Because of communication
Speaker 3: him Mama, especially long distance. But there's always in a
Speaker 3: bag because he miscommunication through Textlam through emoji islam emoji
Speaker 3: got it? Ky yogt it because in my exclamation point
Speaker 3: mayang los in translation sometimes you overread.
Speaker 1: That right.
Speaker 3: Once again, you know they say that women they speak
Speaker 3: twenty thousand words per day. The next week pastor would
Speaker 3: be preaching service.
Speaker 1: Let me say it again.
Speaker 3: Men they spoke, they speak twenty thousand words perad day
Speaker 3: A mango la lake lano.
Speaker 1: Seven thousand. I wanted that guy ride in them.
Speaker 3: Yeah plays easy mind la guy ride in the y.
Speaker 1: I wanna hang it day the guy in the bye.
Speaker 3: And that means the repastora is some simple and because
Speaker 3: you can talk say I was gonna yes or no,
Speaker 3: la want us now?
Speaker 1: And how manna be?
Speaker 3: Why because they they speak. I'm not saying no one
Speaker 3: that's a bad thing. They just want to CONVENI.
Speaker 1: You see what I'm saying you, mamba bia.
Speaker 3: They're two different beings, so a sason libro. Women are
Speaker 3: from Mars and men are from Venus Mundodd And that's
Speaker 3: why it's so hard to have relationship. That's why it's
Speaker 3: so difficult to be in a in a marriage among
Speaker 3: a single people. Mamilika my eg amena of the relationship.
Speaker 3: If in deep paraso in the paras I oh.
Speaker 1: Amen, it's so hard, and that's why we need to
Speaker 1: have a healthy communication.
Speaker 3: A healthy relationship is built with a healthy communication.
Speaker 1: You need to communicate well head now, but.
Speaker 3: That's what communication does. Collaboration for short if we fail
Speaker 3: to communicate with each other. And this is what happened
Speaker 3: with in Amayah. In Amaiah chapter two, verse seventeen Eighteenmaya
Speaker 3: gave a short and concise speech Pakata survey Pakao.
Speaker 1: He talked to the people. It was in Abina.
Speaker 3: Then I said to them, you see the trouble we
Speaker 3: are in Jerusalem lies in ruins and its gates have
Speaker 3: been burned with fire. Come, let us rebuild the wall
Speaker 3: of Jerusalem and we will no longer be in disgrace.
Speaker 3: You know from this from this speech we can find
Speaker 3: I think four things that Neahmaya did. Namaya communicated the
Speaker 3: vision well that we can learn from. Number one, he
Speaker 3: points out the problem in problem around. Then I said
Speaker 3: to them, you see the trouble we are in Jerusalem
Speaker 3: lies in ruins and its gates have been burnt with fire.
Speaker 1: Can lam problema problema?
Speaker 3: God's vision always wake people up out of their complacency,
Speaker 3: and sometimes it takes somebody. It takes one person to
Speaker 3: communicate to you, Para that something is not right. When
Speaker 3: Nehemaya said this, you see, the trouble we are in
Speaker 3: Jerusalem lies in rules and its skates have been burned
Speaker 3: with fire, my young Malayui. But maybe the reason why
Speaker 3: nothing is happening, nothing is changing, is because and.
Speaker 1: For them it's normal, ok. Lang. They actually live through
Speaker 1: the rebels, They actually live to.
Speaker 3: Constant battles, sign as a problema, as a problemas, as
Speaker 3: a traffic Will antipolo or sad three hours?
Speaker 1: So hey, can I.
Speaker 3: And will an imburden say to do something to plamedestri,
Speaker 3: I need totata with when I'm no unloading and no
Speaker 3: loading to bang, why sanina hui Amenlam. And sometimes it
Speaker 3: takes somebody for us to realize the problem.
Speaker 1: Amen.
Speaker 3: It's no news for Jerusalem. They wake up every day
Speaker 3: to this problem. They don't have the urgency to even
Speaker 3: fix the problem. You know, without a god vision in
Speaker 3: your life, without people pointing out the problems, we start
Speaker 3: tolerating the problem.
Speaker 1: The same with other people. It's the same.
Speaker 3: If you don't point out the problem to them, if
Speaker 3: you don't point out the problem to your Life Group members.
Speaker 1: They wouldn't care, They wouldn't see the problem. It's just
Speaker 1: the way it is. Let me tell you this morning.
Speaker 1: It's not the way it is.
Speaker 3: It's not God's plan. Not Mahira, it's not God's plan. Mammat,
Speaker 3: It's not God's plan. Parat han Amen are you there?
Speaker 3: But you know what You can't change what you tolerate.
Speaker 3: You know it's time that we wake up with the
Speaker 3: burden in our hearts telling your now listen, sabio, listen.
Speaker 3: You need to be broken enough that it wakes you
Speaker 3: up from your sleep.
Speaker 1: Pangaloa the quay. Not only that he points out the problem,
Speaker 1: but he also.
Speaker 3: Described the solution see indeed am puru problema pointing out
Speaker 3: the problems.
Speaker 1: You not feeling can eld.
Speaker 3: Then I go on the Lord paramaturo problema paramagain, reg
Speaker 3: Lamador no feeling nothinghing Ma Greg Lhamo Ma Greg Lamo
Speaker 3: Saba Filipino expert lahad Amaba now December expertise, So wildfires
Speaker 3: Lord and arming may comment lot Mara Ma solution me
Speaker 3: problem sabe genuar and again what then expertise And.
Speaker 1: Like in volcanologist a tire, they were again volcanologies.
Speaker 7: You go.
Speaker 3: Right in a few weeks after a tire a king,
Speaker 3: the king, Pilotto, big la a crush, landing plan or helicopter,
Speaker 3: Nikobi Bryant the expert, the big lage a basketball again
Speaker 3: expert Bia the helicopter.
Speaker 1: After a few days again what the king is kind
Speaker 1: of man? The king?
Speaker 3: Doctor Kanaman the expert as a virus, and alarm said alarm. Indeed,
Speaker 3: I put in a wag just to point out the problems.
Speaker 3: But God is calling us to describe as alution.
Speaker 1: This is what happened.
Speaker 3: May you see the problem that we are in Jerusalem
Speaker 3: lies in ruins and its gates have been burned with fire.
Speaker 3: Come and no solutions in Abina and no solutions in Abina.
Speaker 1: Let us rebuild the wall.
Speaker 3: That's it, Sabina and problem when time wolves a solution,
Speaker 3: nat Let's repair the wos nawa to point out the problems.
Speaker 3: But you're also called to share the solution. That's what's
Speaker 3: happening around us. People are looking for solutions, and you
Speaker 3: have that solution. You have the answer.
Speaker 1: It's time to share. That's time to communicate that. Amen, Amen.
Speaker 1: And then Nama was appealing to their imagination let's rebuild
Speaker 1: the wall of Jerusalem. Maybe no time name on.
Speaker 3: Everybody was playing in their minds or insur on walls, nayon.
Speaker 3: They beginning to see them in Emaya is beginning to
Speaker 3: share the vision. The imagination was being played off the
Speaker 3: question right now, what direction is your imagination? Imagination running
Speaker 3: in some direction? It's either by fear or by faith.
Speaker 3: When I'm sharing this to you right now, Admokaba, now on,
Speaker 3: I will become a life group leader. I will start
Speaker 3: building up lives, you life, Kuma and Parma.
Speaker 1: Are you say, are you running in faith?
Speaker 3: I will build my life Lord so that others lives
Speaker 3: can be built as well. You're saying, Amen, I'm going
Speaker 3: to be part of the solution. I will open life
Speaker 3: groups on April twelve to twenty nine. Amen, it's a solution.
Speaker 1: Can take a nightmare and make into a god dream quickly? Amen.
Speaker 3: Can communicating Amaya is that he reinforces the reason.
Speaker 1: Let's go back to the verse.
Speaker 3: Do you see the trouble we are in Jerusalem lies
Speaker 3: in Romans and its skates have been burned with fire.
Speaker 1: Come, let's rebuild the wall of Jerusalem.
Speaker 3: And we will no longer be in disgrace. He's appealing,
Speaker 3: not just doing some basic Nila that you will have
Speaker 3: a wall. Now, did you have a wall? Plantaka and
Speaker 3: ba boy man a baja. You will have all that
Speaker 3: you need.
Speaker 1: But not only that.
Speaker 3: Nehemia was appealing to their pride, to who they are
Speaker 3: supposed to be. Nemaya is saying that you are God's
Speaker 3: chosen people. And because of those walls ras Iraq before Hutan,
Speaker 3: tie you in a calaban and then but now in
Speaker 3: a tata and antio like most of us.
Speaker 1: In Columban. Why because we have this bread and we
Speaker 1: have this vision, we have this passion.
Speaker 3: Laban, because the enemy knows that people will be saved
Speaker 3: to us, that people will be blessed to us.
Speaker 1: But because our our walls.
Speaker 3: Are broken down, you need like tata and tire, be
Speaker 3: a glamor on the tire. And Nehmaya is saying, if
Speaker 3: only we can build walls in our our lives, in
Speaker 3: our city, then.
Speaker 1: Then we will no longer be in disgrace.
Speaker 3: Then you will become once again God's shows and people.
Speaker 1: It's a greater motivation because I pay you snake just
Speaker 1: like blessing.
Speaker 3: Don't just want God's blessing, but want what God intended
Speaker 3: you to be. You're not here so that you will
Speaker 3: be blessed. You are here so that you can bless others.
Speaker 3: Come on, give God the best love for that. It's
Speaker 3: a higher motivation. And then lastly, problem deal You pushing
Speaker 3: a described long solution needn't get a reinforce reason. But
Speaker 3: he also clarifies the urgency. Sab let's go back to
Speaker 3: the verse verse eight, because we will no longer will
Speaker 3: longer be in disgrace. The next verse, man abadan and
Speaker 3: I also told them about the gracious hand of my
Speaker 3: God on me and what the king had said to me.
Speaker 3: I also told them about the gracious hand of my
Speaker 3: God on me and what the king had said to me.
Speaker 3: Maronng Fabor the lord brnam Faber and young king.
Speaker 1: And this is the right time, benign King pera.
Speaker 3: Lumberds keating go in nay naa.
Speaker 1: Nau nah nahim a Ya clarifies the urgency.
Speaker 3: It's not one day, one day, the next generation I
Speaker 3: used the new world, No you no name.
Speaker 1: Aya says that everything is in line. Now let's do it.
Speaker 3: Let's rebuild the wall. He communicated the problem. He pointed
Speaker 3: out the problem. He here described the solution and he
Speaker 3: reinforces the reason. Then he clarifies the urgency. Now, let
Speaker 3: me point out the problem. There are people who don't
Speaker 3: know God. There are people who are lost out there.
Speaker 3: There are people who are broken out there. You know,
Speaker 3: let this problem disrub your everyday living. Let this problem
Speaker 3: disrupt your conversations.
Speaker 1: How many goes?
Speaker 4: Again?
Speaker 3: Paramati last month indies that he was floggers man tik talkers.
Speaker 3: Now you know, be a postmo. You know, let this
Speaker 3: burden occupy space in your Facebook. It's time to share
Speaker 3: the vision why because may problem. It's time then just
Speaker 3: like saying, he amaya that you will weep, that you
Speaker 3: will sleep over this and naa lola.
Speaker 1: Mo you ma back to Jesus Christ. The problem is
Speaker 1: there are a lot of people who doesn't know God. Now,
Speaker 1: let me describe to you the solution.
Speaker 3: To be more built, we need to build and be
Speaker 3: the church in the middle of the ruins, in the
Speaker 3: middle of the problems. Amen, with our curtains closed. But
Speaker 3: we will go out there into the night, into the
Speaker 3: dark city, and.
Speaker 1: He will start bringing pulling people out into the God's life. Amen.
Speaker 1: That is the solution.
Speaker 3: Let's build a home for the broken. Let's bring back
Speaker 3: home those who are lost and let them hear the
Speaker 3: gospel and let them have a relationship with Jesus Christ. Now,
Speaker 3: let me reinforce the reason. This is the reason why
Speaker 3: you were saved. This is the reason why you were born.
Speaker 3: This is why the reason why you are cold. There
Speaker 3: are people that God had in mind when God saved you.
Speaker 3: Al God did not save you, paramagako Retablicano. God did
Speaker 3: not say no when he saves you. He had your
Speaker 3: family in mind when he saved you. He had your
Speaker 3: friends in mind. When he saved you. He had your classmates,
Speaker 3: your workmates, you might have it by more in mind.
Speaker 1: When he saves you. He had you nick and struggled. Yes,
Speaker 1: babah in mind.
Speaker 3: See, God saved you for a bigger purpose, for a
Speaker 3: bigger reason, not just to bless you, but so that
Speaker 3: others will be blessed to you.
Speaker 1: Amen, there's a reason why God saved you. Come on,
Speaker 1: give God the best club. You are not just called
Speaker 1: for this, but you are born for this. This is
Speaker 1: your purpose, he man. It's time to receive that. It's
Speaker 1: time to believe that. And lastly, let me clarify the urgency.
Speaker 1: It's right.
Speaker 3: It's not tomorrow, it's not next week, it's not next month,
Speaker 3: it's not next year.
Speaker 1: It's right now.
Speaker 3: Petis right now. I believe this God is working behind
Speaker 3: the scenes. There's a reason why. There's a reason why
Speaker 3: we are in this place. There's a reason why you
Speaker 3: are in this place. There is a reason why you
Speaker 3: are doing what you are doing. You are experiencing, you
Speaker 3: are experiencing. There's a reason why the blessing came your
Speaker 3: way at this time.
Speaker 1: The time is now. I believe that the city is
Speaker 1: right he knogna.
Speaker 3: I believe your family more heinokna, I believe you my
Speaker 3: classmates more, henogna.
Speaker 1: Invite there's just one invite away from hearing the gospel
Speaker 1: of Jesus Christ. I believe. But there is God's favor
Speaker 1: working in us right now. The time is now. Now
Speaker 1: is the time. It's time to build.
Speaker 3: Hey man, come on, it's time to build a bime.
Speaker 3: It's time to build. It's time to build. And lastly,
Speaker 3: collaboration requires and now once again it requires a clear
Speaker 3: conviction bangaloa what compelling communication? And then lastly, constant conflict resolution.
Speaker 3: You know, there's so many blessings and benefit of a community,
Speaker 3: of a church, of a family. But we here believe
Speaker 3: that every blessing there's always a burden attached to it.
Speaker 3: He need Amlin is a blessings. You know, he's a
Speaker 3: lagging maroon birdsama. And it's really hard to live in
Speaker 3: the community. That's why most people they tend to be
Speaker 3: on their own and the reason why I'm always alone
Speaker 3: to because I don't want to hear other people saying right,
Speaker 3: because relationship is hard. I'm here a relationship I'm here,
Speaker 3: Mama say is a community because in a community, community
Speaker 3: is all about people. And the more people, the more arguments,
Speaker 3: the more problems, the more conflict, the more opportunity in
Speaker 3: the masakanka nam venkama disapointa most people in.
Speaker 1: Para point really its a really cool.
Speaker 3: Tamaba. Are you gonna life group? Are you're gonna a Consoliday?
Speaker 3: Because Antima that is a and Thelma bla kappa like around.
Speaker 3: But now we are moved into this place and everybody
Speaker 3: can see everybody.
Speaker 1: I'm in a church. Why because people can notice me
Speaker 1: life group belong to a family. Are are maybe some
Speaker 1: of us here in Aronas and Mion and that's what
Speaker 1: you're thinking.
Speaker 3: You know what constant conflict arisis lagi may conflict lag
Speaker 3: in tom thing. The problem is we never resolve it.
Speaker 3: But hey, maybe you're like me that don't make conflict,
Speaker 3: but make conflict. He didn't want to every result im
Speaker 3: wanna happen tamabadel group leaders in life group leaders and
Speaker 3: see pastore and they want to be in a message.
Speaker 3: That message car deman a reply and why because you
Speaker 3: don't want to resolve the conflict. That's why we think
Speaker 3: that we are better off living in isolation. Let me
Speaker 3: remind you this morning that the blessing of community far
Speaker 3: out waste. The burden of community is to belong in
Speaker 3: a community.
Speaker 1: But it is a point.
Speaker 3: But you know what, the blessing of a community, it
Speaker 3: is much more greater than the burden.
Speaker 1: It you will experience.
Speaker 4: M hm.
Speaker 1: Hm may When he came back.
Speaker 3: To Jerusalem, they were building, they were about to build
Speaker 3: the temple, the walls, Yuma elders, Humana leaders and they
Speaker 3: were leaders to elders, the talk to manga nobles at all.
Speaker 3: We're taking advantage of the people separation, the conflict. And
Speaker 3: this is what ne Maya did in verse six seven,
Speaker 3: Chapter five, when when when I heard their outcry and discharges.
Speaker 1: I was very angry. You wanted build the wall.
Speaker 3: It do non collaboration, and Danyari don't call from there.
Speaker 1: It's stopping him from doing so. So he was angry.
Speaker 3: And in verse seven s Albinon, I've pondered them in
Speaker 3: my mind and accused the nobles and officials, and I
Speaker 3: told them, you are charging your own people interest. So
Speaker 3: I called them together a large meeting to deal with them,
Speaker 3: to be more deal with it. You know, the only
Speaker 3: solution to conflict is dealing with it head on. And
Speaker 3: men pinion, I heard the more that.
Speaker 1: Mug sometimes Sugayan.
Speaker 3: Gagarin, mulanyan, iron ina ion nothing like an alcohol, and
Speaker 3: Gamon I am the advantage.
Speaker 1: Thinking the Gaglin eventually, but he believes.
Speaker 3: But Indians mean alcohol and then like an ointment Japan
Speaker 3: who he believes?
Speaker 1: Lion, do you believe that it's true? Most people World
Speaker 1: War two when.
Speaker 3: Because either a Paglian, they keep on fighting the gigging
Speaker 3: gang green tumacago infection to the point it took out
Speaker 3: his whole leg. Because of that, Amen, conflicts are to
Speaker 3: be resolved in it wasn't nothing name. He called out
Speaker 3: the meeting. I called together a large meetings.
Speaker 1: Let's meet. Maybe some of us here. The reason why,
Speaker 1: the reason why because we have conflicts with each other.
Speaker 3: Maybe some of you here me Tempo a leader moment,
Speaker 3: you're just letting it pass by, Inya and Molang. But
Speaker 3: you know in your heart now as the days goes by,
Speaker 3: is the night goes by. And that's why lang collaboration war.
Speaker 1: Lang team work. You know, see they could have won.
Speaker 3: Five more championships. Conflict like how is he there? They
Speaker 3: were fighting who will get the ball because to shoot
Speaker 3: pegasus purse.
Speaker 1: Some naya.
Speaker 3: Instead of winning more championships, that split together, instead of
Speaker 3: doing the impossible, winning five straight championship or seven stay
Speaker 3: or maybe eight or ten more championships.
Speaker 1: They stopped working, They stopped collaborating.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: Maybe the reason why now here Appanabatai, maybe the reason
Speaker 3: why yo is because we're not working together. We're not
Speaker 3: collaborating because we have pain. We have heard Mari polin
Speaker 3: time biting a gallet saad maaya.
Speaker 1: He was angered the gall it's.
Speaker 3: You know, there's two kinds of anger, the righteous anger
Speaker 3: and the unrighteous anger. You know, righteous anger is when
Speaker 3: you control it you Unrighteous anger is if you don't
Speaker 3: control it.
Speaker 1: Maya, he had this righteous anger. He he controlled it.
Speaker 1: He did not just.
Speaker 3: React, He responded and he dealt with it. Let me
Speaker 3: tell you, conflict, it's not bad. Everywhere you go, school
Speaker 3: is tobajo, in your families, even in churches. We have conflicts.
Speaker 3: Why because churches is made out of people, and whether
Speaker 3: there's people, there's always conflict. The conflict is not a problem.
Speaker 3: The problem is we don't deal with it. We don't
Speaker 3: have conflict problems. We have unresolved conflict problems because we're
Speaker 3: not dealing with it. You know, resolved problems will make
Speaker 3: you stronger, will make us stronger. You'll never take now
Speaker 3: if I if I tell this personal, I'm bothered by
Speaker 3: the way you know, I'm bothered by what you said
Speaker 3: to me.
Speaker 1: As a Bahinian. Right.
Speaker 3: But if we deal with the problem, we have healing,
Speaker 3: we will become stronger. You will become more united, more collaborated.
Speaker 3: Resolved conflict will make you stronger, but undressolved conflict will
Speaker 3: make you toxic. Amen, every relationship, what I'm saying is
Speaker 3: every relationship has conflicts.
Speaker 1: Marriages, as conflicts. Same brains.
Speaker 3: They have conflicts. Families, they have conflicts, classmate schools, they
Speaker 3: have conflicts. Church, we have conflicts. Amen, But we need
Speaker 3: to learn how to resolve this conflict because the enemy
Speaker 3: knows it. The enemy knows this now in Jesus that
Speaker 3: a house divided cannot stand. And that's the enemy's tactics.
Speaker 3: Inna bag I know because he knows that if you
Speaker 3: get offended, if you get hurt, you'll do much more damage.
Speaker 3: We need to decide today that we will become people
Speaker 3: who will always choose forgiveness. We need to become a
Speaker 3: church that will be forgiving. Amenmaginti, we go first.
Speaker 1: You go first. Your called to multiply.
Speaker 7: We are.
Speaker 3: We have to collaborate and multiply. And you know because
Speaker 3: just like any story in the Bible, it always go
Speaker 3: back to Jesus. You see Jesus in the Book of Nehemiah,
Speaker 3: It's in the Old Testament. You know, see Jesus, he
Speaker 3: wasn't just saving you from our sins. He wasn't just
Speaker 3: saving us from our sins and getting us into heaven
Speaker 3: when he was crucified on the cross. Jesus was also
Speaker 3: restoring our ability to collaborate with God and with each other,
Speaker 3: because saying took that ability to collaborate from us in
Speaker 3: the in in the Bible, in the Genesis, and you
Speaker 3: wouldn't you know? And you know they were collaborating with
Speaker 3: each other. God was walking around in the garden and
Speaker 3: ge and God made everything right.
Speaker 1: He made the animals and you know what God did.
Speaker 1: What God said to Adam, all.
Speaker 3: Right, you know amahay ypnayan pangalan, and God can do it,
Speaker 3: and I bet he can do better, right.
Speaker 1: Dog and dog?
Speaker 3: Maybe something else? But God said, no, no, I made this.
Speaker 3: Now you collaborate with me, team work with me, I pangalan.
Speaker 3: Because God always wanted to have a relationship with us.
Speaker 3: God was all is one to throw us where he
Speaker 3: is working. God wants to collaborate with us Alam because
Speaker 3: of sin and collaboration and even with Adam and Eve
Speaker 3: Sabi is a Bible. He became as why ability of collaboration.
Speaker 3: But God's heart has always been about collaboration. And Jesus
Speaker 3: he not only restored our ability to collaborate with God
Speaker 3: when he was on that cross, hanging on the cross,
Speaker 3: dying on that cross, bleeding to them on the cross, indeed,
Speaker 3: and I is a collaboration between us and God. But
Speaker 3: he also fixed a collaboration between us together. So that
Speaker 3: indeed a talia a wai and it's abing prayer Indian
Speaker 3: and Jesus and we will be united, working, cooperating, collaborating
Speaker 3: with each other.
Speaker 1: Amen. And see Jesus he modeled.
Speaker 3: This while on that cross. You know, I believe is
Speaker 3: that we are the reason. We are the reason that
Speaker 3: he suffered and died. We are the reason that he's bleeding,
Speaker 3: and that on that cross because of our sins he is.
Speaker 3: We are the reason why kalahanshang Palu and thirty nine
Speaker 3: times the Roman cathtails come back, kalas and good pay
Speaker 3: but KALs and again the crown of thorns.
Speaker 1: We are the reasons. Abi, you are the reason.
Speaker 3: It's because of our sin That's why Jesus was crucified.
Speaker 3: Kelsa is a Bible.
Speaker 1: But while we were.
Speaker 3: Sinners, Jesus died for us. Now let get bigs beIN on.
Speaker 3: That's why on the cross he saving last words, this
Speaker 3: is a magazine. Father, forgive them, for they do not.
Speaker 1: Know what they're doing. Jesus was hanging on the cross,
Speaker 1: and he is saying, even before the Lord Lord not
Speaker 1: but the war music annals, but.
Speaker 3: Marvin s Hillary, even before you were born, God Jesus.
Speaker 1: Already forgiven you a man.
Speaker 3: What does that mean to us? While we were condemning
Speaker 3: him on that cross, he is forgiving us. He was modelinginty.
Speaker 3: Sorry forgive Wanna Father, I forgive them so sorry.
Speaker 1: We need to be a church the proactive.
Speaker 3: Then again in Thai, the Lord forgive them, the Lord
Speaker 3: Masoria problem to the point that relationship more with each other.
Speaker 1: As you say, Rana, maybe some of you here in.
Speaker 3: You have unforgiven a sense, you have unforgiven problems. Maybe Minastankao.
Speaker 3: Maybe it comes on the president. So it's time that
Speaker 3: we say, I forgive you, I forgive you. You know
Speaker 3: why marriages fail. Yamamagasamo said ten years are gonna be ala,
Speaker 3: twenty years are going too.
Speaker 1: That was twenty years ago. It's time that you move on.
Speaker 1: It's time that we forgive.
Speaker 3: Maybe some of us here men adam namahangan on maybe
Speaker 3: against each other. Right now, if you want to win
Speaker 3: the city, if you want to rebuild the wall of
Speaker 3: our families, of our communities, we.
Speaker 1: Are already forgiving.
Speaker 3: We are collaborating the reason why we don't collaborate is because.
Speaker 1: An it's kind of god worship and say, oh no,
Speaker 1: oubus didn't help. You know, it's time that we fulfill
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