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Hey, let's have a Bible study together. We're back in the Book of Acts in the series. We're calling

Upside Down Living in the title of my message is Never Say Never. Turning your Bibles to Acts

chapter 10. Well, it's 2022. Great time to hit the restart button. Say goodbye to the past.

You know, it's interesting to note that if you're sitting in a car, the windshield is a lot bigger

than that rearview mirror. So stop looking in your rearview mirror. Look forward, as the Apostle

Paul said, forgetting the things that are behind and pressing forward to the things that are before.

A new year is also a great time to recommit yourself to the Lord spiritually. And if there are

some of you right now watching me that need to do that, I'll give you an opportunity to do it

at the end of this message. But a new year is also a great time to go back to what our priorities

are or at least should be. And I can tell you what your priorities should be as a follower of

Jesus Christ. Our marching orders are clear. They haven't changed. Uh, no, I haven't read this

verse in the last 10 minutes. So unless this verse is no longer in the Bible, here are the marching

orders of Jesus to His followers. When he says, go into all the world and preach the gospel,

making disciples of all nation. So go into all the world. But why don't you start with your world?

Here's my word of encouragement for you at the beginning of this new year. Leave your comfort

zone. And two things you've never done before for the Lord, take bold steps of faith and let's see

what God will do. You know, it's worth noting that the first two letters in the word gospel art

go, we need to go and listen to this. We are the first generation that could literally

fulfill the great commission. We can actually do it in our lifetime. I don't just mean us going

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