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It's like he was just putting the pieces together for me in such a way that just was simple but powerful.

And I was like, yeah, this is God's truth right here.

It wasn't always what I wanted to hear, but I knew it was the truth, and I always wanted the truth.

And now here's Andrew.

Welcome to Tuesday's Gospel Truth broadcast.

Today I'm continuing a series that I started just yesterday talking about, are you satisfied with Jesus?

I've got a little pamphlet that's only 28 pages long,

but this is powerful. These are some of my favorite scriptures. I've meditated on these for years,

and just a few months back, I was studying this, and then I dreamed about it all now long,

and I was just so blessed by this that I got up and wrote this

in one day. Now, I've spent some time editing it and doing some things, but I thought it'd be

great just to teach on this one thing instead of this big long series. This is something simple.

People will be able to grasp easily. I can see people that have businesses putting something like this in their

waiting room. People could just sit down and this question, are you satisfied with Jesus?

We'll grab people's attention, and as they read through this, it'll be a blessing to them.

So yesterday I started this, and we were dealing out of John chapter 14. This is Jesus speaking to his disciples

the night before his crucifixion. He told them, he says, where I'm going, you know, and the way

to get there, you know. And Thomas said unto him, Lord, we don't know where you're going, and how can we

know the way? Jesus said unto them, I am the way, the truth and and the life. No man cometh unto the Father but by me. If you had known me, you should have known the Father also, and from henceforth you know him and have seen him. Now Jesus had just said, you know where I'm going and you know how to get there. Thomas says, nope, you're wrong. We're right. We don't know where you're going and we don't know how to get there. I tell you, when you tell God that he's wrong and you're right, that ought to be a clue to you that something is not working. You aren't thinking correctly. God is always right. God knows more than you do. And yet his disciples were just bold to say,

no, we don't know where you're going. How can we know the way? So he said, I am the way.

If you'd seen me, if you'd know me, you should have known my father also. And then Philip said

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