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The title of my message is The Child is Not Dead and I want to talk to you a little bit today.

First of all about the intentionality of Jesus.

I believe that we as Christians, many of us pastors here at Hangu Gen, Hangu Gen as a whole,

and we face some persecution of people who think that what we do is wrong or we should do it a better way or a

different way or we shouldn't do that we shouldn't say that we shouldn't you know people will always

have opinions and me personal I kind of got tired of apologizing for the ministry of Jesus so I

started you know digging really deep into scripture and I think you and as living Christians, we should concentrate and focus more on apologetics than

apologies.

I think it's time to learn how to, the apologetics is defined by the defending of scripture

and the defending of what scripture says.

And I think we as Christians, it's important for us to be able to

stand up and not apologize. I hear too many Christians today that says, oh, Jesus didn't mean it

that way. Let me explain to you in today's culture what Jesus meant when he did that, or when he said this or when he said that. But we have not

been called to be Jesus defense lawyers. You know that God can defend himself. Jesus Christ said

what he said and his word is true today as well. Culture does not dilute or because we are, you know, we have to understand that,

you know, the way that the culture was, what are you talking about? His words are eternal. He is

literally the word of God. And so as Christians, we should learn to defend and not to apologize and say, oh, you know, what he did.

But to stand up and say, he said what he said.

He meant what he meant.

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