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Well, we are doing, we've been doing a series all year long on discipleship, which has been really powerful.

How many have you been able to participate in some of that?

It's really, really awesome.

And the core team just really prayed into a theme for the year.

I think it's beautiful.

And, you know, in between the theme of discipleship, we've been doing doing other things but we've kept this theme

going in discipleship and this is the the last of three themes here on

discipleship and that and I get to do the starting one which is which is

about doing good I sure messed that up you You know, the more you do this, like,

you know, by third service, it should be like super simple, but your mind gets like foggy. So,

I want to turn to Acts chapter 10, verse 38, and we're going to start talking about Jesus went about

doing good. Verse 38, you know Jesus of Nazareth, how God anointed him with the Holy Spirit and with

power, and how he went about doing good. Everybody say doing good and healing all who were oppressed by the

devil for God was with him. Let's read it one more time you know

Jesus of Nazareth how God anointed him with the Holy Spirit and with power and how he went about doing good

come on help me doing good and healing all who were oppressed by the devil for God was with him I want to talk today about doing good. You know, a lot of times,

I think that there's kind of like, there's a stigma about our whole movement. Like, all you guys

do is believe in miracles. And I do think that we, we have felt for 40 years that the Lord wanted us to emphasize this nothing is impossible

with God that we have we are we have we have we are we have we are we don't apologize for the fact that

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