The Glorious Comma

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🗓️ 26 March 2017

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

In the third part of our series, Confident, Pastor Louie Giglio wants us to know that God is not finished with us yet, and shows us how the smallest of punctuation can have the largest of meanings.

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0:00.0	So the series is called Confident.
0:03.0	And today, if God could do one thing, I believe we'll
0:06.1	change the lives of a lot of us in this room today.
0:08.3	And that is give us confidence that He's not finished
0:12.5	with us yet.
0:14.6	So I don't know how Cumberland crowd rolls,
0:16.7	but that probably would have got one a minute, 515.
0:19.7	They don't need 10, but it would have gotten one a minute
0:22.2	at 515.
0:23.1	So we'll just back up and try it again next week,
0:26.0	because if I did it now, I'd know you just did it
0:27.8	because I asked you to.
0:28.9	But I want you to leave today.
0:31.9	I want to leave today.
0:33.1	I want people to walk out of this place today.
0:36.3	And I want you to be confident that no matter what
0:39.1	the circumstance looks like, or what people have said
0:42.6	about you, or what you've said about you,
0:45.4	that God's not finished with you yet.
0:48.9	That's the confidence that God wants to birth
0:52.4	in your life today.
0:53.8	And circumstances may be done with you.
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