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When the word, not the world, becomes the majority of your week, your life will start to change.

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Hey, welcome to the Daily Drive. You might be listening on your way to work or to school, or maybe you're

working out or taking a walk or sitting in a coffee shop or getting ready to call it a day. Thanks for joining us wherever you are and whatever time of day it is. My name is Bro.

And we just dive into God's Word for a few minutes each weekday and we try to keep it like six

or seven minutes because that's my attention span. So I'm really, really grateful to have you

along today. We are currently walking through the Book of Acts, which is all about the beginnings of the early church.

We have seen this church thrive in the city of Jerusalem, and then persecution comes on them like this tidal wave, and they are scattered.

Scattered to the places where Jesus had told them they would eventually go to places like Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.

And we are in chapter 10 today, and this is one of the most important stories in the entire

book of Acts, the entire Bible, for that matter. So we might spend a few episodes here,

but I just want to highlight what happens in the story and how that might translate into

our current reality. I was reminded of a story like years and years ago when Bobby Kennedy was fighting for his

party's nomination for president back in, I think, 1968.

Unusually hot humid spring day in New York City, he spends most of the day crisscrossing

the streets of some of the poorest neighborhoods of Spanish Harlem.

And by the time the tour was over, he was pretty grimy and soaked with sweat, and his guide

couldn't help wonder why this wealthy guy from a fluent family came to the ghetto so often.

So he asked him, why are you doing this? And Bobby Kennedy replied, because I found out something I

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