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Now, here are a few thoughts or a few questions to kind of get our head in the game.

Today, as we wrap up our series, it is possible, and this is kind of strange to even think about,

but it is possible to stay out of trouble and do nothing for someone who is having trouble.

It's possible to be financially responsible and selfish.

It's possible to be self-controlled and judgmental.

It's even possible to be careful personally and uncaring.

It's possible to be blameless and unsympathetic.

It's possible to keep your hands clean without offering anyone else a hand.

In summary, in summary, it's possible to be good without doing any good.

It's possible to be a good person without doing good for another person.

At least the first century Pharisees around the temple and in Judea thought so,

and then Jesus came along and changed the end game as it came as it related to generosity

and specifically as it related to integrity. Jesus came along and turned everything upside down

because as we say all the time, Jesus was the king who came to reverse the order of things.

Over and over, he would say, especially in the sermon on the mount,

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