How to Change the World

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- You've just stepped into a world

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where education, food, medical care

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and hope in general is not a given.

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A place that is not distant from us, but worlds apart.

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Over the past few years, the people of Crossroads

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have stepped up to sponsor kids in Latin America

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through Compassion International.

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We have traveled there, build relationships,

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served alongside our new friends,

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and encountered God along the way.

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But our work is not done yet.

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We don't do this because we want a pat on the back,

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to make ourselves feel better, or to check a box.

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God has set us on a mission.

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In Acts 1:8 it says:

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We're on a mission to bring hope to the hopeless

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and light to dark places.

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And when we do, we live a life more full

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than we could have ever imagined.

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When we sponsor a kid,

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it is us that's going on an adventure

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and it is us joining their family.

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This is the Gospel. This is the Good News.

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- I love that song, and those words are so true.

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Like, that's what God does.

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That's who He is.

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Hey, my name is Andy Reider.

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I lead Crossroads Anywhere and I'm your pastor.

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Crossroads is a community of people all over the world,

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meeting in our nine physical locations,

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but also in homes, dorm rooms, coffee shops,

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prisons, bars, anywhere.

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So together, anywhere you are,

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we want you to join with us in singing this next song

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because the church is something we are.

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It's not a building we show up at

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or a service we just watch.

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It's about who we are and it's about what we do.

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So join us in singing to a God who loves us so much

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that it changes everything.

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- Let's go this morning.

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My name's Justin. Let's sing together.

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- We make a choice no matter what we face

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to say that He's worthy of our praise.

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- Let me pray for us.

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Oh, God, we praise You

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because You're so faithful and good.

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Just like we sing, so whether it's through the storm

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or through the beauty of the morning,

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whether it's through the night or the morning,

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we put our hope in You and say You can have our praise.

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I look throughout this room

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and maybe even at home right now,

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there's hands lifted high because we found life in You

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and we say You're King and I'm not.

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You're so, so good, my word.

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Thank You for Your love and Your kindness towards us.

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We praise you this morning.

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I praise you this morning.

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I thank you for Your love and Your power.

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I pray all this because of You, Jesus. Amen. Amen.

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- Hey, thank you so much for singing with us.

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In honor of Juneteenth coming up, we want to invite you

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to a really, really special night of prayer

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for freedom and unity.

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Juneteenth announced the abolition of slavery

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to the last group of enslaved people three years

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after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed.

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Yet, there's still so much work left to do.

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Join us in praying for community freedom

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and racial healing and reconciliation

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led by our very own Hannah Driskill.

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There will be a time to bless you with prayer

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in any area you need in your life.

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Head to crossroads.net/ Juneteenth for more info.

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Now we're going to jump in with our weekly teaching

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as Brian talks to us about the Holy Spirit

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empowers us to change the world.

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- My name is Victor Martinez,

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and I've been connected to Compassion

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sponsoring other kids for over six years now.

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And more recently, I started a relationship

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with Bismarck, a boy that we sponsor.

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But it wasn't until a few months ago

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that I met him for the first time in person

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when I had the chance to go to Nicaragua.

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So I've been sponsoring Bismarck for three years

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at the point of meeting him.

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So a group of us show up to Bismarck's house

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and he's looking to see who his sponsor is.

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And I knew that he was Bismarck.

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But it broke my heart that he didn't know who I was.

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That happened because I had not written him a letter.

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So that was one of the moments that

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I felt deep conviction that he had been hoping

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and he even made the comment that

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he had been hoping to hear from his sponsor.

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And at that moment, I realized that, okay,

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this is something that I want to do differently.

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This relationship is one that there's a kid

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on the other side that genuinely loves me,

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even though he doesn't know who I am.

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When I got to meet Bismarck and his family,

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it was the family that said,

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"Hey, we regularly pray for you

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and we're so thankful for your sponsorship."

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And knowing that there's this group of people

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that are praying for me even when

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I don't feel like I really earned it

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because I haven't been engaging with them,

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felt very special and undeserving,

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yet I'm so grateful that they are doing that

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and they're doing that regularly.

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God has placed us on this earth to learn more

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of His character, sometimes through other people.

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And the best way to really do that is engaging

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in relationship with other people.

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You know, Compassion can seem like a huge organization,

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so sometimes it feels like by just engaging

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in this sponsorship relationship that

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it is just one more number.

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And the beautiful thing about Compassion's model

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is that one more number means one more real connection,

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one more real relationship.

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We don't know what's going to be the impact

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that we're going to have in the other kid.

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We don't know what's the impact that's going to be in our life.

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- Good morning.

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It's great to be with everybody at Crossroads today, it is.

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It is a it is a really, really good, important day

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for us and for our church.

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And today I'm going to talk about Compassion.

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I'm also going to continue to talk what we talked about

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which is in the book of Acts X Factor, X Factor.

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What is it that makes some people really attractive

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even though they don't have the attributes

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to be on the cover of magazine?

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Why is it that some people don't impress anybody

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in the weight room and yet every team they're on,

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they tend to win?

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It's because they have the X factor, the intangible.

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The Bible tells us that all people

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who come into relationship with Jesus

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have His Spirit, known as the Holy Spirit,

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that dwells in us and gives us capacities

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beyond what we normally have.

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It gives us an X factor.

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Today, you might have a capacity

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to feel something you might not have felt.

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You might have a capacity to do something

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you may not have been willing to do before.

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We're going to pray about that, and let's do that right now.

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God, I'm thankful for our morning

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and I'm thankful for everyone

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who is a part of Crossroads, everyone who's here,

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whether they're in a coffee shop, a bar, a site,

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in Kentucky, Ohio, wherever we are.

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We are thankful that -- gosh, I hope no one's

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in a bar at this hour of the morning,

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but I thank You for who you are, what you've done.

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And I ask You to help me to be clear

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to help your people, to be helpful in Your mission.

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And I pray these things according to

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the character and identity of Jesus. Amen.

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You know, we talk about changing the world,

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Crossroads, we connect seekers to a community

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growing of Christ followers who are changing the world.

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We talk about change in the world.

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The truth is, individually,

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I don't think there's anybody here today

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that's probably going to change the world individually.

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Mother Teresa changed the world.

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Steve Jobs changed the world.

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Billy Graham changed the world.

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Us individually, you know, we're not going to

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change the world individually.

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I'm sorry to burst your bubble.

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You could do anything you want. No, you can't.

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You're not, as an individual, going to change the world.

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Sorry, but you could be a part of something

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that's changed the world.

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That's called the church that we see in the Book of Acts.

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And individually, you might change a life.

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There might be a person who is different on this world

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and different after this world than you

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than when you actually came in and impact their life.

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The Book of Acts Chapter two,

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we see a picture of the early church.

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It's one of the passages in the Acts

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that's often times given as a template

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for what a church looks like.

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The Bible doesn't talk about video screens and haze

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and LEDs and lights and, you know,

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staff structures and all that kind of stuff.

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Churches could use those things

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to accomplish the mission of God.

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But the Book of Acts

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really knows nothing about those things.

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Here's what it does know a bit about, Acts 2:44, it says this:

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Some people take this as a proof text for

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nobody should have nice things,

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nobody should actually own anything personally,

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it should all be communal.

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Kind of an early nod to Karl Marx,

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except with some spirituality towards it.

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And I often times was influenced by this,

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this thinking that's caused me often times

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to feel guilty for nice things I have,

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abilities that I have.

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Recently, I went over to Israel to film a series

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that we're going to do this next fall.

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We've learned from you the favorite thing that we do

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is preaching series in Israel.

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So we've got another one coming up this fall.

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It's going to be pretty cool.

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But I had a really cool thing happen.

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On my way back on my last leg,

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I got upgraded to first class

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from New York to to Cincinnati.

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It made me feel kind of guilty, you know, I really did.

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I don't buy first class,

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Crossroads doesn't buy me first class.

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In fact, for most of my life, when I walk by,

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I'll use all you losers inside of first class.

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Truth be told, I don't like you.

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I don't like you at all.

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Because I've walked in first class much of my life

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walked by, [grumbling]

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"All the money you could have saved the poor.

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Aren't you real cool?

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Wish -- We all should be first class."

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I had -- I went through a season of my life

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where I was, like, on equal fairsies, socialism,

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where I was really judgmental and critical

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of people who did things that I didn't do,

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had things I didn't have.

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And so I would have this judgment

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of everybody in first class and now I'm, like,

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I'm sitting in first class

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and people are probably doing the same thing to me.

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To which I say, "Ha ha, you are a loser.

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I'm in first class. You aren't."

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No, no, I don't say that.

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Anyway, this idea of, "Hey, shouldn't we all

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have the same things?"

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I thought was informed by the Book of Acts,

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but it really isn't.

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The Book of Acts is not saying

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that you can't earn own personal possessions.

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It's not saying that there can't be

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very wealthy people who also follow Jesus.

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It's not saying that.

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What's happening here is during Pentecost,

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the high holy day in Jerusalem, all the Jews

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from the Roman Empire would come to Israel.

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And they were -- they need a place to stay. So what happened?

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You'd put people up in your house.

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People were sitting on top of one another.

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You had all things in common,

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people selling stuff to enable someone to eat.

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This is not saying that everybody has to

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not have any personal possessions.

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It's saying this: That your attitude towards

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other people of the faith should be that this is your family.

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Your attitude is not that you're like family.

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The Bible doesn't say if you're a follower of Jesus

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then you're like a sister or you're like a brother.

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The Bible says, Jesus says, you are my brother,

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you are my sister.

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In fact, even more so than people in my family

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of origin, there's a bond that's with us.

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And when you have a brother or a sister who's in need,

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a family member who's in need, what do you do?

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You do something about it.

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You don't just wish about, you don't just pray about it,

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you don't just hope about it, you don't just cry about it.

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You actually do something about it.

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This was what the early followers of Christ were doing.

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They saw that people that had needs

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and they're actually doing something.

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They're pushing on it.

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Oh, about 20 years or so ago, I had an outside speaker

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come in to Crossroads and speak.

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And I knew he was a good speaker, so I brought him in.

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He came to a midweek service, a Wednesday night service.

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His name was Tony Campolo.

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He's an old Italian firebrand.

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Some people might might know Tony.

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I just brought him in to bless the church

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with another voice and just kind of fire us up.

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And Tony came in and he went after a passage

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in the Bible in a really, really fresh way.

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At the end of that, he had an application

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for an organization called Compassion International

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that I really had not done anything with.

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I don't think I had even heard of it.

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And that's when I got involved in this organization

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called Compassion International, where at that point

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it was like $38 a month where I would give money

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every month and all of us could sign up for it.

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And he didn't ask me.

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He just brought these forms and passed them out.

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And a bunch of us signed up where for $38 a month

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we could feed and educate a child

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for the rest of their life in a third world country.

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Crossroads has always cared about the plight of the poor.

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In fact, let me tell you something.

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You have an opportunity to sponsor a child

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through Compassion International.

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And if you don't, let me just say this,

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it doesn't matter if you do that or not today,

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there is a call on your life to care for the poor.

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And anybody who doesn't care for the poor

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doesn't care about God.

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You can talk all you want about God, all of --

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But if you don't tangibly care for the poor

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and the needy, you're not caring for

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the things that God cares about.

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That's why Crossroads has always cared for the poor.

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A significant portion of our budget

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goes to those who are in poverty.

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We have portions of our budget that's benevolence

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for people who are committed to our church

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and in financial hardship.

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And we have a fund, a budget item,

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we help people out financially,

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whether it's in central Kentucky,

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whether it's Cincinnati, northern Ohio, wherever it is.

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We're engaged in the poverty situation in our community.

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Fortunately in America, when you are in poverty

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in America, generally, you still have access

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to food every day and an educational system,

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even though the educational system might not be as good

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as a more Richie Rich educational system.

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There's still some things for you.

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In third world countries, those things don't happen.

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So for Compassion International, when Tony talked

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about this, like, "Oh, okay, okay,

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so I could actually take care of somebody

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for the rest of their childhood."

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It's kind of crazy.

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Way back when I was 38 bucks, there were 14 years.

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It's been 14 years since it's gone up to $43 a month.

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$43 a month I can educate and feed a child until they're 18.

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That's like - that's like the best deal going.

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Why did the early church make sure

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nobody had needs who were in their midst?

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Needs, not wants, needs.

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Why is it that I wanted to do that?

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It's because the early church took their cues from,

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Well, who do you think?

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Who do you think the early church took their cues from?

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Who do you think it is?

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Jesus. Yes, that's always the answer.

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Come on, you're in church,

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the answer to every question is Jesus.

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Let's give me another one.

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What has brown fur and a bushy tail?

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Jesus. Yeah. There you go. Good. You're getting this.

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It's not a squirrel. It's Jesus.

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That's always the answer in church.

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So Jesus is the inspiration

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for everything in the Book of Acts,

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the Acts of the early church.

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And Jesus in the Book of Matthew, Chapter 25,

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one of the last things He taught

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in the authorized biography of Matthew,

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according to Matthew, was He gave this story

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of two types of people coming before God.

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And God divides them into the sheep and the goats.

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He sends one to the right who are the sheep

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and the ones to the left who are the goats.

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And I was just, as I said, in Israel,

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and we did a shoot.

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We were supposed to have a shoot with sheep,

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but the person we hired didn't come with sheep,

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they came with goats.

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Which is not bad because when a sheep is shorn,

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the untrained eye really can't tell the difference

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between a sheep and a goat. You laugh.

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Obviously you've never been to Israel. It's true.

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The trained eye can tell a difference.

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The untrained eye really they're about the same size,

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about the same dimensions, all that stuff.

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It's hard. It's hard to tell the difference.

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So that's why I think Jesus is using this thing

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between sheep and goat.

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So off to the right, off to the right goes the sheep.

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And the sheep go, "Hey, what am I --

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What am I doing over here?

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How come you're getting me close to you?"

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And Jesus says, "Well, because when I was sick,

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you came and helped me.

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When I was hungry, you fed me.

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When I was in prison.

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When I was in prison, you came and visited me.

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When I was hungry, you came and fed me.

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So that's why you're getting in heaven.

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That's why you're getting close to me."

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And the people go, like, they say, "Well, wait a minute.

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Jesus, we never seen you naked, in prison, hungry."

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And here's what Jesus says. Jesus says:

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Jesus says, "I take it personal when you care

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for the people who are hurting.

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I take it personal, they're my brothers.

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They're your brothers, you're caring for Me."

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And then He says to the people who go off the left,

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the goats, He said, "You're going over here because

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when I was sick, you didn't care about me.

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When I was in prison, you didn't come visit me.

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When I was naked, you didn't come give me clothes.

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When I was hungry, you didn't feed me."

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And they're saying, "Whoa, whoa.

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What are you talking about? What?

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We didn't seen you naked or sick or in prison?

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What are you talking about?

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We didn't see you in that situation, Jesus?

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If we had seen you, we would have done something about it."

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And Jesus says this then, He says:

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Truly, I say to you, as you did -- this is verse 45, 45.

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Then he will answer, "Truly, I say to you,

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as you did not do it for one of the least of these,

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you did not do it for me."

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Jesus takes it personally

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how you and I encounter the poor.

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It's not -- this is not a fairsies financial situation

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that, according to God, this is not a theoretical thing

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do you care?

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Of course, who doesn't care for the poor, right?

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Everyone cares for the poor, right?

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We all care for the poor, meaning, like,

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"Well, I hope they get better.

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I hope everyone does better.

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I hope everybody goes to bed

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with some food in their stomach."

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I mean, everybody emotionally cares for the poor.

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Jesus is telling me, telling us you need to physically

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and financially care for the poor.

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In fact, if you're not physically and financially

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caring for the poor you could almost say

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God doesn't care about you,

00:32:29

because I go off to the left.

00:32:32

This is Jesus words, by the way,

00:32:33

they go off the left away from Him.

00:32:36

God takes it very personal

00:32:43

how we interact with His children,

00:32:45

it's His family and they're our family.

00:32:49

So when Tony gave a talk basically like this.

00:32:53

I was like, "Okay. I guess --

00:32:56

I guess I should sponsor somebody because

00:32:58

I want somebody in heaven speaking up for me.

00:33:02

I want, when I go to heaven or when I die,

00:33:04

when I take my motorcycle straight on into a bread truck.

00:33:07

Like, some people are going, like,

00:33:08

"What if I get hit by a by bread truck?'

00:33:10

Well, for me, it's a real possibility, right?

00:33:12

So someday I'm going to die.

00:33:14

And when I go to God, I'm going to go to God,

00:33:17

I want to know who's standing up for me.

00:33:21

Like, is this a precursor of what Jesus says

00:33:24

what God is going to be asking us?

00:33:25

Is He going to say to us,

00:33:27

"Okay, well, how did you take care of me?

00:33:28

How did you take care of me?"

00:33:30

And the fortunately is being a part of Crossroads,

00:33:33

all of us who are tithers here at Crossroads,

00:33:36

all of us will have people stand up for us.

00:33:38

We just don't know who they are. All of us will.

00:33:41

But I thought I'd really love to have somebody go,

00:33:45

"Jesus, right here, right here.

00:33:47

He fed me right here.

00:33:49

I got this one covered. I can vouch for him.

00:33:51

I saw this guy. I know him."

00:33:54

Like, I figured I had to get somebody to speak for me.

00:33:57

This is Jesus's words, so we signed up.

00:33:59

We got this little guy by the name of Twill,

00:34:02

Twill in Haiti, and Twill aged out of the program.

00:34:05

And then we we've gotten two children since then.

00:34:09

We sponsor two.

00:34:10

And by the way, I'm a empty nester.

00:34:12

Lib and I are empty nesters in prime income earning years.

00:34:15

God's blessed us very, very much.

00:34:17

After this weekend, we're going to have three children.

00:34:19

Three of them. Partly because they're my family

00:34:23

and I want to bless Jesus and I bless Jesus

00:34:26

by blessing people who are in difficult situations.

00:34:28

And part of it is I want some witnesses

00:34:31

when I get to heaven.

00:34:33

I want an amen corner when I get to heaven.

00:34:35

I'm telling you, I'm one of these weird guys,

00:34:37

I actually believe what's in the Bible.

00:34:42

I know, I know. There's not many of us left.

00:34:45

Not only do I actually believe it, I do it.

00:34:49

What? What? You actually read what's in the Bible,

00:34:54

you actually believe it,

00:34:56

and you bend your life around it?

00:34:58

Yes. Everybody who has the X Factor does this.

00:35:02

Yes. This is not about being a nice person,

00:35:06

what nice people do.

00:35:07

It's not about checking off the religion box.

00:35:09

It's what -- No, it's about I want the X Factor in my life.

00:35:13

And I get that by honoring Jesus

00:35:16

and honoring the Spirit.

00:35:18

And that means when I have an opportunity

00:35:20

to do something that Jesus would do, I do it.

00:35:25

I do it, and so do you.

00:35:29

So do you if you have the X Factor.

00:35:32

I got more to teach on this.

00:35:33

Let me just say this ahead of time.

00:35:35

$43 a month, man, I tell you,

00:35:37

the impulse decisions we make, many of us are crazy.

00:35:44

Like many of us don't even look

00:35:46

at our credit card statements because

00:35:48

we don't want to get bummed out line by line.

00:35:50

And we actually don't even know the things

00:35:52

that are on there that get sucked out

00:35:54

of our account every month.

00:35:55

We don't even know, and yet it still happens.

00:35:57

We pay for streaming services we never use.

00:36:01

We don't even know all the streaming services we have.

00:36:04

We find out about a new one, we go,

00:36:06

"Oh, I'll take that one too." And that's fine.

00:36:09

We impulse those things all the time.

00:36:10

When's the last time you impulsed something

00:36:12

where someone could actually live a longer,

00:36:14

more healthy, more educated life?

00:36:17

How often do we do that?

00:36:19

We always got money for Hulu, for Amazon Prime,

00:36:22

for Netflix, for Apple+, for whatever,

00:36:26

highest speed Internet possible, for Starbucks, for this.

00:36:29

And I'm not shaming any of us

00:36:31

for having all those things.

00:36:32

I have like all those things I mentioned and more.

00:36:35

God's blessed me greatly.

00:36:36

This is not about we should not have nice things.

00:36:39

It's not about that.

00:36:40

This is about will we make space in our finances for Jesus?

00:36:47

Let me also say this.

00:36:48

I know whenever someone gives a talk like this to me,

00:36:52

there's a voice in your ear that's telling you

00:36:54

to disqualify everything I'm saying.

00:36:57

There's a voice that does not want you

00:36:59

to get on the agenda of God and become generous.

00:37:03

I know that. I know that, that's the way,

00:37:05

because I know that because I know you

00:37:06

because I'm like you because I'm human.

00:37:08

I don't like when someone talks about this stuff

00:37:10

because I just want to be affirmed

00:37:12

for what I'm currently doing.

00:37:13

I generally don't want to be pushed

00:37:14

to do something different.

00:37:15

And so one of the tactics of the enemy

00:37:17

will be to tell us things like,

00:37:20

"Well, Crossroads is doing this because, you know,

00:37:23

they get these kickbacks from Compassion International.

00:37:26

Compassion International pays Crossroads do this

00:37:28

and Brian Tome probably gets a commission,

00:37:31

even if he gets like $0.50, $0.50 off of $43 bucks,

00:37:35

dude's raking it in up there on this very clearly."

00:37:39

I get nothing from --

00:37:42

I've never gotten anything from Compassion.

00:37:45

I've gone to two past retreats where I went

00:37:47

and hung out with other pastors around the country.

00:37:49

That's what I've gotten from them in 15 years,

00:37:51

two pastors, I gotten that.

00:37:52

That was kind of cool, meeting other pastors,

00:37:54

brainstorm with them, all that stuff.

00:37:56

I've never gotten anything from that.

00:37:59

Crossroads has never gotten anything from Compassion.

00:38:01

I've heard other churches do.

00:38:03

I don't know what they're doing.

00:38:04

Maybe we're a bunch of losers

00:38:06

not sucking some for ourselves over here.

00:38:07

I don't know. I don't know what's going on.

00:38:09

No, we've never, ever, ever, ever, ever

00:38:11

had anything from Compassion,

00:38:13

never taken anything from Compassion.

00:38:16

This is a matter of following the heart of God,

00:38:20

following the will of God.

00:38:24

When I first started with Twill

00:38:28

and we started supporting Twill,

00:38:31

I didn't write him a letter. Lib and I didn't write letters.

00:38:33

We just thought, "Eh."

00:38:36

Oh, compassion, because, you know,

00:38:37

I tend to be cynical, maybe you are.

00:38:39

I'm like, "Oh, it's all going to the same place,

00:38:43

the money is, and they're just giving us

00:38:45

these individual children to be sort of a marketing ploy."

00:38:50

And nothing wrong with marketing.

00:38:52

God loves marketers. Nothing wrong with marketing.

00:38:54

That's fine, but it's just a marketing ploy.

00:38:56

The kids don't really know us.

00:38:58

We're writing letters.

00:38:59

It's -- no matter what happens, it's --

00:39:02

they don't -- they don't care. It's fine.

00:39:04

We'll just keep paying our money

00:39:05

and it's going to a good place and helping people.

00:39:08

That's fine."

00:39:09

And Twill aged out of the system.

00:39:11

I don't think I wrote a letter the entire time.

00:39:13

I think Lib did 1 or 2, but I never did a single one."

00:39:16

And Twill would send us letters.

00:39:19

I had the opportunity to do a Compassion trip

00:39:22

in Nicaragua and go see what's happening in Nicaragua.

00:39:28

At that point, I had signed for another child

00:39:31

and we went and I was utterly blown away what I saw.

00:39:36

I saw the education.

00:39:38

I saw binders inside of the school of all of the kids

00:39:41

and their accomplishments, their whole history

00:39:43

of the progress they're making with their education.

00:39:47

I went in homes. I went in homes.

00:39:50

And one home I went in had a big photo

00:39:54

of an American family up on the wall,

00:39:57

a big photo, a very small, one room house,

00:40:01

very similar to the houses or the houses

00:40:03

you may have walked in when you came into

00:40:05

a Crossroads site today, very similar to that.

00:40:08

And I asked the translator, I said, "What?

00:40:10

Who's those people? What's up?"

00:40:11

There was a picture of a couple of American people,

00:40:13

white American people, like, having drinks,

00:40:16

they, like, had like a margarita.

00:40:18

It looked like in a restaurant overlooking the beach.

00:40:21

They were going like. [laughter]

00:40:26

And I said, "What's that situation?"

00:40:28

And they said, "Oh, well, that's --

00:40:30

those were their sponsors."

00:40:31

I said, "What do you mean were?"

00:40:33

They said, "Well, they they stopped sponsoring them.

00:40:35

They just they dropped off.

00:40:37

But this family still prays for them regularly.

00:40:42

That's why the picture is still up there."

00:40:44

"Wait, they dropped off?" "Yeah."

00:40:45

"And they still pray for them?" "Yeah."

00:40:48

So I went back and started doing

00:40:50

some Facebook sleuthing,

00:40:57

and I found them.

00:40:58

I found them, Greg and Tessie. I found them.

00:41:01

So I won't give you the last name.

00:41:03

I won't give you the last name.

00:41:05

So I messaged them out.

00:41:06

I said, "Hey, hey. I just want you to know,

00:41:08

it's awesome God's blessed.

00:41:10

You look like you're taking some really great vacations.

00:41:13

That's what it looks like on Facebook.

00:41:14

Just want you to know, just want you to know,

00:41:18

Bianca and Rudy, (Bianca is Rudy's mom)

00:41:21

They still pray for you.

00:41:23

And you -- and you just dropped off.

00:41:25

You probably should have said something,

00:41:27

but don't worry about it, I'll cover them.

00:41:28

I'll take care of them.

00:41:30

Just thought I'll let you know that family is going

00:41:32

to be taken care of while you take care of vacations."

00:41:34

And then for some reason, they didn't respond to me.

00:41:36

I don't understand why. So I responded back again.

00:41:40

And finally I said, "Okay, I'm getting too much out

00:41:42

of this so I stopped. I got to stop."

00:41:44

Here's what I'm saying, friends, I'm saying this:

00:41:46

Those kids know us. Those families know us.

00:41:52

It's a light, it's a literal lifeline.

00:41:54

And there's not even when other kids in the family

00:41:57

don't get sponsored, it still helps the family

00:42:00

because they have one less mouth to feed.

00:42:04

Lib and I went over our most recent time to Nicaragua,

00:42:08

and we saw our -- we saw Rudy for the second time.

00:42:15

Crossroads does Go Trips,

00:42:16

we serve the poor in Cincinnati, in Lexington.

00:42:20

Other parts of the world.

00:42:21

So when we're going over to do a Go Nicaragua trip,

00:42:24

we stopped in and saw Rudy again.

00:42:26

We hadn't seen him and Bianca for a few years.

00:42:30

Here's what happened the last time we saw him.

00:42:34

- Hola. - Hola. Good to see you, Rudy.

00:42:37

Rudy, my wife, Libby. - Nice to meet you finally.

00:42:42

Oh, my goodness.

00:42:44

- And this is for you. - All right.

00:42:46

- Yeah, you can open it, he says.

00:42:48

- It's good.

00:42:50

- Oh, that's awesome. - That's a picture.

00:43:00

"I'll always be grateful with you

00:43:01

for everything that you've done for us.

00:43:05

If the world would have more people like you,

00:43:08

it would be a better place.

00:43:10

Your love changed my life and it changed it for good.

00:43:13

And your love made me to have hope

00:43:15

and be happy in my life."

00:43:18

- Good, dude, brother. You're a good man, a good man.

00:43:21

- [speaking Spanish]

00:43:24

- I feel very grateful for everything you've done for me.

00:43:29

And that I really hope that someday

00:43:31

I can give him back everything he gave to me.

00:43:33

- We are telling you that you are loved

00:43:36

and you are not forgotten.

00:43:38

[translating to Spanish]

00:43:41

- God is going to do a great thing in your future.

00:43:43

You need to have hope.

00:43:44


00:43:52

- You're a good man. - Yes, you are.

00:43:56

- God is going to do a good thing in your life right now.

00:44:00


00:44:01

- I'm looking at a young godly man.

00:44:06


00:44:07

I'm looking at a young godly man.

00:44:10


00:44:14

You're stronger than you have any idea.

00:44:16


00:44:19

God's going to do a big thing in you, a big thing.

00:44:25

I love you. I'm proud of you.

00:44:28

You're like my own son.

00:44:47

[applause]

00:44:48

- Man, I don't know how many times I've seen that video,

00:44:50

it still hits me so hard.

00:44:53

I don't know if it's --

00:44:57

I don't know if it's because, uh, you know,

00:45:00

seeing the impact of a family

00:45:02

who's just thankful that you're alive,

00:45:04

thankful for living my life.

00:45:07

I don't know, if it's just the emotion of, like,

00:45:10

what we do for that relative to all that we have

00:45:13

and all that we do and all that we own

00:45:16

is so small for us and where we are.

00:45:20

I don't know what it is, it just -- it is -

00:45:23

Am I moved because I'm being like Jesus

00:45:27

and it feels good to actually be living the Bible.

00:45:31

I don't -- I don't know what it is,

00:45:34

but I know it hits me deep every time.

00:45:38

In the Book of Acts, Chapter four,

00:45:40

they talk about the local church.

00:45:42

It says this: And there was not -- verse 34, Acts 4:34:

00:46:06

It's risky for for us to do this weekend, very risky.

00:46:11

We've said it many times

00:46:12

and people tend to not believe us,

00:46:14

Crossroads operates on very thin margins.

00:46:17

We have big budget.

00:46:18

We also have a lot of commitments.

00:46:19

We operate on very thin margins

00:46:21

and we really can't afford people cannibalizing

00:46:26

whatever giving they have of Crossroads.

00:46:28

"Oh, Crossroads is fine.

00:46:29

They've got LCD screens, pullaway from here

00:46:31

and stick it over here."

00:46:32

We really can't afford that at all, but yet

00:46:36

we do this regularly because we're willing

00:46:41

to pay the price and we're ready.

00:46:42

And I'll say, I hope you all sponsor Compassion.

00:46:46

I hope you all do, and I hope you all

00:46:48

don't cannibalize your giving to Crossroads.

00:46:51

And if you do, we'll figure it out.

00:46:53

We'll figure it out.

00:46:55

But I think the capacity we have,

00:46:58

if we want to be like the early church,

00:47:00

is more than we think.

00:47:01

These people are making sure people don't have needs

00:47:04

because they sell things, they sell land.

00:47:06

These are people who have resources, they have money.

00:47:08

They're selling their land.

00:47:09

They're selling things so that other people can live.

00:47:14

Maybe I get emotional because I feel like

00:47:16

in these moments where maybe our purest as a church.

00:47:20

Great music and half decent talk, wow, big deal.

00:47:25

But man, when someone's life is different

00:47:27

because of that, oh, my goodness. Wow.

00:47:30

I think sometimes, I wonder, could God get Crossroads

00:47:35

to the size it is right now, as a church,

00:47:36

we are stronger right now than we've been in 26 years.

00:47:39

I'll say it again, we are strongest right now

00:47:41

than we have been.

00:47:42

Forget all COVID stuff, your church right now

00:47:45

is stronger than it's ever been right now.

00:47:48

Could God have done all that He's done,

00:47:51

amassed this many people simply because God would say,

00:47:54

"Someday there's gonna be a bunch of people

00:47:57

gathered in this thing called Crossroads.

00:48:00

And that church is going to move my family

00:48:04

to help other family members.

00:48:06

That church is going to do that."

00:48:09

And I wonder if this is all -- if this is --

00:48:11

if this is the apex of what we do

00:48:13

and we change thousands of more lives,

00:48:15

literally change, and then we go out of business.

00:48:17

I can live with that. I can live with that.

00:48:20

And I hope, I hope, I hope that you can, too.

00:48:23

So here's what we're going to do,

00:48:25

here's what we're going to do.

00:48:28

We're going to have each community pastor

00:48:31

give logistics for what's going to happen

00:48:32

inside of your rooms in a little bit, like a minute,

00:48:39

we're going to have the bands come up

00:48:40

and we're going to sing songs

00:48:42

and it's going to be really cool and festive.

00:48:44

And in your rooms you're going to go

00:48:47

and you're going to get one of those packets

00:48:50

that's a real child,

00:48:51

and that would be the child that you sponsor.

00:48:53

That would be the child that you can have

00:48:54

a letter writing conversation with, if you'd like.

00:48:58

That's the child.

00:48:59

And then you're going to come back to your seats.

00:49:02

You'll come back to your seat

00:49:03

and you're going to write your first letter.

00:49:05

It can be just like three sentences,

00:49:07

three sentences right there.

00:49:08

You doing your information

00:49:10

and you're going to take the photo,

00:49:11

the photo you got when you came in today.

00:49:13

You're going to take that photo.

00:49:15

Compassion is so good. They work with us.

00:49:17

We push their boundaries all the time.

00:49:19

We were the first -- We had the largest single day thing

00:49:23

in Compassion's history a number of years ago.

00:49:25

And they said, "Well, you want the real packet

00:49:28

up on the back wall?"

00:49:29

I said, "Yes, Can you do that?" "Yeah, yeah, we'll do that."

00:49:32

Now they're saying, "Hey, we really would like

00:49:34

to take these pictures because a bunch of years ago

00:49:36

we had a partner in South Africa,

00:49:38

a bunch of years ago, we realized

00:49:40

that we are in spiritual poverty

00:49:43

while they're in financial poverty.

00:49:45

And we sent them over photos,

00:49:48

all of our photos were on their huts

00:49:51

and they prayed for us.

00:49:52

And this is the service where they got those photos.

00:49:55

We'd like to do something like that right now.

00:49:57

Could we actually have, send over our photos

00:49:59

so everybody who gets sponsored

00:50:01

our photo is in their thing so they're praying for us?

00:50:04

We're not just, you know, helping out somebody

00:50:07

because we're the superior ones.

00:50:09

No, we're all in God's family.

00:50:11

So maybe they can have our picture, too.

00:50:13

And they can pray for us, too.

00:50:16

Some of you are going to want to look cool.

00:50:18

You are, I know you, you want to look cool?

00:50:21

You want to go back there, you want to --

00:50:23

You want to just look like, I'm doing it.

00:50:24

I'm doing the thing. You're going to go get a packet,

00:50:27

you're going to come back

00:50:28

and then you're not going to do anything.

00:50:30

Let me tell you, if you take a packet to look like,

00:50:32

you know, you're cool and you care,

00:50:35

what happens as soon as you take that packet,

00:50:38

Compassion goes, "Oh, this person is done.

00:50:39

They're out of the system now."

00:50:41

Whether you make your first commitment or not,

00:50:43

they're out of the system

00:50:44

and they will not be in the system

00:50:46

and they will go hungry.

00:50:47

So if you want God to send you straight to hell,

00:50:50

take one of those packets. It's worse.

00:50:53

You're not even going to the left as a goat,

00:50:55

you're specifically making it

00:50:56

so nobody else can get that person.

00:50:59

My gosh, don't do that. Don't do that.

00:51:03

If you don't get up to go get a packet,

00:51:05

we're just going to assume

00:51:06

that you've already got five kids.

00:51:08

Okay? We're gonna assume you already got five kids,

00:51:11

or we're going to assume

00:51:12

you're really, really stretching it

00:51:15

and you already have one kid.

00:51:16

Okay, we're going to assume that.

00:51:18

Please, if you go get one, go get one, come right back.

00:51:21

And then we're going to drop them off

00:51:23

when we leave at the end of our time, our service.

00:51:26

One more thing, I know there's one more thing,

00:51:29

I just forgot it. There is one more thing.

00:51:30

What is my one more thing?

00:51:32

There is. There is. Hold on just a minute.

00:51:35

This is a very spiritually weighty moment,

00:51:37

and I feel like I'm forgetting something

00:51:39

and I'm not thinking right. Hold on, hold on.

00:51:45

When you go get that child,

00:51:46

just assume the one that God guides you to

00:51:49

is the one it is.

00:51:50

Just grab it, grab that child, come back.

00:51:53

If there's a logjam and people can't get

00:51:55

to wherever that child is or wherever

00:51:56

those packets are in your building,

00:51:58

they might, "Eh, I'll get it later,"

00:51:59

and they might just drop off.

00:52:00

So when you go see one, just grab it immediately.

00:52:04

Let me pray for us, and then --

00:52:06

and then I'll tell what we're going to do in our rooms.

00:52:08

You know, we're going to do?

00:52:11

We're going to go get Jesus is what we're going to do.

00:52:13

We're going to get Jesus. Those things are Him.

00:52:16

Those children are Him, that's who they are.

00:52:20

We don't have a lot of goals here at Crossroads.

00:52:22

We don't have attendance goals.

00:52:23

We don't have budget goals.

00:52:24

We have a budget, we don't like, "This year we want to hit this."

00:52:27

We don't have a lot of goals around here.

00:52:29

I have a goal for this weekend.

00:52:30

If we hit 5100 kids,

00:52:32

we will take care of every child in Nicaragua

00:52:34

that Compassion has, all of them.

00:52:36

We'll just bless the entire country. 5100.

00:52:40

I want 5100. Who wants 5100? Who wants it?

00:52:42

Lib and I are blessed. We are.

00:52:45

We're going to take another child this week.

00:52:47

And I ask you, man, just take care of one of God's kids

00:52:52

and take care of your future.

00:52:54

Lord, I thank you for the opportunity

00:52:57

to partner with a great organization like Compassion.

00:53:00

And God, would You what your children do right now?

00:53:03

And I mean, the children in all of our rooms right now.

00:53:05

Watch what we do right now.

00:53:07

Would You honor those who are trying to honor You? Amen.

00:53:13

- I think we'd all say we want God to use us, right?

00:53:16

And I think we'd all say we want to change the world.

00:53:19

Hey, there are moments where you can say yes to that,

00:53:22

where that can not just be an idea,

00:53:24

but it can be something you live into.

00:53:27

I don't know what I expected

00:53:29

when I heard about Compassion.

00:53:31

I don't know what I thought it was that they actually did.

00:53:34

I thought it was, you know, useful, it was helpful.

00:53:37

But I'll tell you, I couldn't have been more wrong

00:53:40

or more undersold this.

00:53:42

A few months ago, I got to visit Nicaragua

00:53:44

and visit and meet the girl that I've been sponsoring,

00:53:47

Natalie, getting to see where she lived,

00:53:50

getting to see the way that she grew up

00:53:52

in circumstances that by any one's standards

00:53:55

would be considered extreme poverty,

00:53:58

and how she has hope for the future.

00:54:02

How she believes something about herself

00:54:05

and the potential that's available to her

00:54:07

because someone thousands of miles away said,

00:54:11

"Yes, I want to be a part of your story."

00:54:14

That's what we're signing up for.

00:54:16

It's not just to send money,

00:54:17

it's to sign up for a relationship.

00:54:20

It's to sign up to be a vote of confidence

00:54:22

and faith and trust that, man,

00:54:25

there are bright futures ahead for this kid.

00:54:27

So don't tune out. Don't check out.

00:54:31

Instead, lean in, say yes to God using you.

00:54:35

This is personal for me.

00:54:37

I want to see tens of thousands of kids' futures changed

00:54:41

because a group of people called Crossroads said yes.

00:54:46

So, if you're feeling any sort of tug,

00:54:49

I want you to lean in

00:54:51

and head to Crossroads.net/Compassion.

00:54:53

Right there on the screen

00:54:55

you'll see the button that just says sponsor.

00:54:57

Once you click on that, you're going to have the chance

00:54:59

to look over the names and faces

00:55:02

of thousands of kids who you can help support,

00:55:06

who you can help encourage,

00:55:07

who you can write with regularly

00:55:10

and tell them who they are,

00:55:11

and that the future for them is bright,

00:55:14

because it is and because it can be

00:55:17

when you and I step in, when you and I lean in

00:55:22

to help see transformation and new hope

00:55:25

come to families in Central America.

00:56:13

Here's what we're saying.

00:57:49

Lord, all of this is response

00:57:51

to what You've done, who You are.

00:58:19

Lord, we respond to you right now

00:58:23

and says send us out as light carriers

00:58:25

to carry your life in your hope,

00:58:29

put into action these words.

01:00:17

- I see blank spots on the walls where I am.

01:00:20

That's why I love being a part of our church.

01:00:23

That's why I love being in ministry with you.

01:00:25

We don't, again, just think about things, we do things.

01:00:28

That's great.

01:00:29

So when you bring that back,

01:00:31

make sure you write it down.

01:00:32

If you only give a couple sentences

01:00:34

for your very first letter, that's okay.

01:00:36

Make sure, as you put it in and do all the information,

01:00:38

seal it really well because if your photo

01:00:40

or something falls out then we can't do anything about that.

01:00:43

Compassion has changed their systems.

01:00:45

This is good, friends.

01:00:46

This is actually when we are the body of Christ.

01:00:49

This is when we act as family toward our family.

01:00:54

Why don't we all stand again

01:00:56

and we're going to -- we got another song here, right?

01:00:58

We got another song. We got a little time.

01:01:00

So let's sing here.

01:01:01

And then when we're done on your way out,

01:01:04

you'll drop those things off in the containers in the atrium.

01:01:07

All right, let's thank God for allowing us

01:01:10

to be part of this right now.

01:01:14

- Sing this together. You reign.

01:01:59

- Let's sing this, sing, holy, there's no one like Him.

01:02:04

No one before Him.

01:02:05

And so, God, right now we seal this moment

01:02:08

to say in my heart, I want no one else on your throne.

01:02:12

I want no one else, no one else on the throne of my heart.

01:02:16

And all I do, whether it's with my hands, my mouth,

01:02:20

my feet, my bank account, I want it all

01:02:25

to be response to who You are. Sing Holy.

01:03:03

- There was a video that I was going to show in my talk

01:03:06

and I thought I was more pinched on time than I was.

01:03:08

Maybe we could play this while you just play in the back.

01:03:11

See if our video guys can get it up.

01:03:12

This is the video, and this is meant as encouraging.

01:03:14

This is what's going to happen with you and your children.

01:03:19

This was, gosh, six years or so ago.

01:03:22

We had somebody found out that they were going

01:03:25

to a part of a part of South America

01:03:28

or Central America where their child was.

01:03:30

So they told them, "Hey, I've got this backpack.

01:03:33

Would you check it as luggage?

01:03:34

Would you take the backpack and find my child."

01:03:38

And Compassion helped with this.

01:03:39

"Find my child and and give them this backpack.

01:03:42

I just want to bless them."

01:03:44

And somebody there had a camera

01:03:47

and they they took a video of the girl

01:03:50

who had gotten this backpack,

01:03:51

who'd been in communication with her sponsor.

01:03:55

And I want to make sure as a sign

01:03:57

of the impact that you're about to have.

01:03:59

Let's roll that right now, if we could.

01:04:03

- Hola, Victoria. - Hello, dear Victoria.

01:04:05

- [speaking Spanish]

01:04:08

- Thank you for the gift that you sent me.

01:04:12

May God for many blessings in your family.

01:04:16

Thank you for being my sponsor and my friend for me.

01:04:21

May God bless you.

01:04:24

May God bless you and your family.

01:04:26


01:04:30

May God pour many blessings on your family.

01:04:32

I love you very much. Have a Merry Christmas.

01:04:38

Have a Merry Christmas with your family full of health.

01:04:43

- Gracias. - Thank you.

01:04:51

- It's pretty amazing.

01:04:52

You're going to have children having that reaction

01:04:55

when they hear your name.

01:04:58

Am I trying to pull heartstrings?

01:05:00

Maybe a little bit.

01:05:04

I make no apologies.

01:05:06

I'll do whatever I can to get you

01:05:08

to honor the will of God.

01:05:09

I'll do whatever I can to get you

01:05:10

out of your American doldrums of justifying your current.

01:05:13

I'll fight for those kids, and we will too.

01:05:17

We will too.

01:05:19

And it's an honor and it's a blessing to do that.

01:05:21

Let's sing this right now

01:05:23

and then you're released whenever you want

01:05:24

and drop those packets off.

01:05:26

Thanks for being part of our team.

01:07:47

- Great. Great.

01:07:53

- Thank you so much for joining this weekend.

01:07:55

I think this is a really, really special time

01:07:57

and it could change the lives

01:08:00

of children all over the world.

01:08:01

Don't forget to join us next weekend

01:08:03

as Brian Tome talks about the power of movement.

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