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Testimonies:
- Husband and wide healed of HIV
- Girl led by spirit (lead us not into temptation)
- From crazy to pastor
Recap of the Last Week!
Deliver us from evil one (Matthew 6:9-13)
- victory, freedom, deliverance is like money = more is better
Your soul is like a house, not box (Matthew 12:45)
House that has three levels, many rooms.
Jesus is the landlord
Deliverance gets enemy out.
Discipline puts on the locks on doors.
Devotion makes Jesus landlord
Deliverance gets darkness out.
Discipline closes curtains.
Devotion turns on light.
If I turn off the light, darkness will not come, it's been here already!
Real freedom is not to remove but replace with light!
STORY: Motive for freedom!
Where the Spirit of The Lord is there is FREEDOM (2 Corinthians 3:17)
Our definition of freedom is inaccurate at best and dangerous at worse!
Donkey is not free when it's loosed but when it's used (Matthew 21:1-11)
Loosed donkey is in trouble.
Train off train tracks is also in trouble!
Your freedom has a purpose: you're either a vehicle or target
The amount of control Sin has over you, that is how much bondage you have
The amount of control Spirit has over you, that us how much freedom you have
Donkey was most free, not when robes were removed from neck but when Jesus sat on its back!
Let My people go so that they can serve Me (Exodus 7:16)
17 times in 9 chapters, the motive for deliverance is revealed
Promise land was the goal, serving was the motive.
You can't be Gods servant, if you are Pharaohs slave!
Go, and inherit your land, be free, or serve your God!
God saw that you were good slaves, but you are bad servants!
You did not get better life, better master!
God is to replace to remove Pharaoh!
ARE YOU AS GOOD OF SERVANT TO GOD AS YOU WERE SLAVE OF SIN?
Freedom is not being filled with self but with Holy Spirit
When freed from sin to be filled with self is changing rooms in same prison, or seats on the bus!
Satan became satan by trying to be God.
"Do what thou wilt"
As a sinner, your freedom was taken; as a saint your freedom is given away!
Prodigal son was good son but bad servant as well!
He did not hate him, loved himself.
Did not go against - went away!
Sonship is free, servanthood is costly.
Israel did not get because of being bad servants.
Prodigal son lost it being bad servant!
Same God whom you call your Father is your master!
Same Jesus whim you call your Savior is also your Lord!
Enemy seeks to tempt you out of being good servant
If you the Son, come down from the cross?
If you would treat your boss like you treat Holy Spirit?
Would u still have your job?
Would you like servant like yourself?
Caleb fully followed, (Caleb - dog) - I will give you homes, not you building me pyramids
Good and faithful servant - enter the joy!
Jesus - I will exalt you above every name
God will exalt you or humble you!
Martyrdom was baptism in blood, not in water.
Martyr is witness in Greek!
July 6th 2013 - Father Miner killed
Christian businessman found dead
Peter died to Peter first!
Saeed is in prison for 300 days on Thursday
Exodus 3:18 Lord met with us, let us go on 3 days journey that we may sacrifice in wilderness
Exodus 5:1 Let My people go that they might hold feast for Me in wilderness
Exodus 5:3 Let us go to wilderness 3 days to hold feast lest He fall upon us with pestilence
Exodus 5:8 No more straw they say, let us go to sacrifice to our God
Exodus 5:17 People complain and Pharaoh repeats why he removed straw
Exodus 7:16 First plague intro, Let My people go that they might serve Me in wilderness
Exodus 8:1 Second plague intro, Let My people go that they might serve Me
Exodus 8:8 Ask to remove frogs, I will let you go to sacrifice to The Lord
Exodus 8:20 Fourth plague, Let My people go that they might serve Me
Exodus 8:25 Pharoah said Go sacrifice to God in the Land.
Moses replied we can't do here in Egypt.
Exodus 8:28 Pharoah said Go but don't go too far
Exodus 9:1 Fight plague Let My people go that they may serve Me
Exodus 9:13 Seventh plague, Let My people go that they may serve Me
Exodus 10:3 Eighth plague intro How long will you hold my people away from serving Me
Exodus 10:7 Servants of Pharaoh replied let them go to serve their God
Exodus 10:24 Ninth plague result, go and serve your God only your flocks stay back, Moses replied we need flocks to sacrifice to God
Exodus 12:31 Pharoah let them go Rise, and go and serve The Lord
Around 34 A.D., one year after the crucifixion of Jesus, Stephen was thrown out of Jerusalem and stoned to death.
Approximately 2,000 Christians suffered martyrdom in Jerusalem during this period.
About 10 years later, James, the son of Zebedee and the elder brother of John, was killed when Herod Agrippa arrived as governor of Judea.
Around 54 A.D., Philip, a disciple from Bethsaida, in Galilee, suffered martyrdom at Heliopolis, in Phrygia.
He was scourged, thrown into prison, and afterwards crucified.
About six years later, Matthew, the tax-collector from Nazareth who wrote his gospel in Hebrew, was preaching in Ethiopia when he suffered martyrdom by the sword.
James, the brother of Jesus, administered the early church in Jerusalem and was the author of an Epistle by his name.
At age 94, he was beat and stoned, and finally had his brains bashed out with a fuller's club.
Matthias was the apostle who filled the vacant place of Judas.
He was stoned at Jerusalem and then beheaded.
Andrew was the brother of Peter who preached the gospel throughout Asia.
On his arrival at Edessa, he was arrested and crucified on a cross, the two ends of which were fixed transversely in the ground (this is where we get the term, St. Andrew's Cross).
Mark was converted to Christianity by Peter, and then transcribed Peter’s account of Jesus in his Gospel.
Mark was dragged to pieces by the people of Alexandria in front of Serapis, their pagan idol.
It appears Peter was condemned to death and crucified at Rome.
Jerome holds that Peter was crucified upside down, at his own request, because he said he was unworthy to be crucified in the same manner as his Lord.
Paul suffered in the first persecution under Nero.
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