Paul imprisoned them for evil and the Holy Spirit imprisoned Paul for good.

And if you're thinking like, what does that mean he imprisoned?

Because that seems like a very negative thing to me.

No, no, it means think about it as captive.

He's so captured him that wherever he was going to lead, Paul was going to go.

I'm just captured behind.

I want to be where he is.

I want to be where he's moving.

I want to be where he's moving. What we're hoping is that these are words that land.

That's a difference between classroom and that's what we're trying to do here together

is that we're trying, we're studying here together that these truths would land down in the

marrow of our bones and it would change the way we walk.

That's what we're trying to do.

Get the truth of God from the page into the head, transfer down into the heart that

finally makes it to our feet and makes us walk differently.

Does that make sense?

So we're going to be in Acts chapter 20, but I want to hear a recap of last night's three points.

You have three, so I'm going to ask you to say them with me, if you would.

We have everything it takes to be the most compelling people on earth.

And the number two is this, in an effort to be culturally compelling,

we have forfeited our uniqueness.

That will be one of the biggest reasons for our gathering to come to that truth,

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