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00:02 I'm John Carter in Moscow.
00:04 In Havana, Cuba. 00:07 Now in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine. 00:10 I'm John Carter in Petra. 00:13 Right here in Communist China. 00:16 Reporting from India. 00:18 Hi, I'm John Carter in the Solomon Islands. 00:21 I'm John Carter in Soweto. 00:24 From El Salvador. 00:26 I'm John Carter in Sydney, Australia. 00:29 Holiness, the big letdown, and hearts strangely warm. 00:34 Now here is John Carter with today's message. 00:39 Hello, friend. 00:40 I'm John Carter 00:41 in the great city of Los Angeles. 00:43 Welcome today to the Carter Report. 00:46 I want you to notice the topic what we're talking about. 00:49 This is the second part of the program, 00:51 Holiness: The big letdown... 00:54 If you get it wrong, it's going to be a big letdown. 00:56 Believe me, Holiness: 00:58 The big letdown and Heart Strangely Warmed. 01:01 We need to have our heart strangely warmed. 01:04 We don't want to end up like little icebergs. 01:07 I want to take you to a text over here 01:09 in the book of Deuteronomy. 01:11 And I'm going to turn, here it is Deuteronomy. 01:13 If you've got your Bible, please go get it. 01:15 Deuteronomy 6:24 and 25. 01:21 I'm going to answer the question. 01:22 Does the Old Testament teach salvation by works, 01:25 by obedience? 01:27 "And the Lord commanded us to observe all these statutes, 01:31 to fear the Lord our God, for our good always," 01:35 that's saying, if you obey God's laws, 01:37 it's going to be good for you, 01:39 "that He might preserve us alive, 01:41 as it is this day. 01:43 Then it will be righteousness for us, 01:46 if we are careful to observe all these commandments 01:50 before the LORD our God, as He commanded us." 01:53 Well, that text by itself seems to teach righteousness 01:56 or salvation by obedience to the law of God. 02:00 But if you get this wrong, 02:02 then you're going to end up my friend 02:04 sort of like an iceberg. 02:07 You know, we're going to work and work, 02:09 doo-doo-doo cock-a-doodle-doo. 02:11 But I want you to notice this text 02:13 also in the book of Genesis 02:16 because a text without a context 02:19 is a pretext, did you get that? 02:21 Genesis 15:6, 02:25 you got to go by all the texts of the Bible, 02:28 Genesis 15 02:33 and verse, let me see, 02:37 Genesis 15:6, got it right. 02:42 "And he believed in the Lord," this is Abraham, 02:45 "And he believed in the Lord, and He," God, 02:49 "accounted it to him for righteousness." 02:53 That doesn't sound like righteousness by works 02:55 to this pilgrim. 02:57 The Bible says he believed in God, 03:00 and God gave him a gift, 03:02 a total gift of righteousness, not like this, 03:06 we're going to work our way home to heaven 03:09 by keeping the commandments of God, 03:11 that was the doctrine of the Pharisees. 03:14 But it is not the teaching of the Old Testament. 03:18 And it is not the teaching of Jesus our Lord. 03:22 Listen carefully, the Pharisees, 03:26 and they're not dead. 03:28 The Pharisees believed in perfectionism. 03:31 They believe that when Israel 03:33 perfectly kept the law of God, 03:35 Messiah would come, 03:37 that was the alpha 03:39 and the omega of their theology. 03:42 They believe that if they could only keep 03:44 the Lord God perfectly for a little bit of time, 03:48 Messiah would come 03:50 and the Kingdom of God would come. 03:52 Some people still think the same thing. 03:55 Now I say kindly, 03:56 but the Pharisees are still alive today. 04:00 You've probably met some of them. 04:02 They're usually cold, judgmental, legalistic, 04:07 self-righteous, 04:10 very, very proud 04:11 or else they're very, very depressed. 04:13 They're very depressed because I know 04:14 that they're just not cutting it. 04:16 So, you know, they know what they really are. 04:18 They're [moral] icebergs. 04:22 Jesus called them the Pharisees, 04:24 He said Pharisees, hypocrites, just to put on. 04:28 Remember Simon the Pharisee, remember that story, my friend? 04:31 Simon the Pharisee 04:33 and the lady who was a great sinner. 04:36 Why doesn't it say that the men were the great sinners too? 04:38 No, no, no, it's always the lady 04:40 who is the greatest sinner. 04:42 You know the story. 04:43 He'd caused this woman to fall into sin, 04:46 but he was sitting as a judge upon her 04:49 because he considered that his righteousness 04:51 was by his attainment, 04:53 not by Christ's atonement. 04:56 There's a big difference. 04:59 Often their lives are inconsistent. 05:00 I'm talking about the Pharisees. 05:02 They're inconsistent with their speeches. 05:05 Then you know the great story of the woman 05:07 who was caught in adultery. 05:09 The Bible says, in the very act, 05:12 believe me, she's caught. 05:14 How did they catch her in the very act? 05:16 They must have been super spies, 05:19 super religious spies, very pious spies. 05:23 Like, really good at picking up stones. 05:27 But they didn't know about picking up people. 05:29 So they catch this woman. 05:30 And they bring this woman to Jesus, 05:33 to the Pharisees. 05:34 And you know the story. 05:36 Jesus sits down 05:37 and He writes the dirty secrets 05:39 of their dirty little lives in the dust, 05:43 and then they all stink away. 05:46 Jesus said, "Nobody here to condemn you." 05:48 "No, Lord." 05:50 "Neither do I condemn you. 05:51 This is grace. 05:52 Go and sin no more, this is Holiness." 05:57 And so the Bible teaches salvation by grace alone, 06:00 that always leads to holiness. 06:05 The Pharisees said again, "Big on little things. 06:11 Big on little things. 06:13 I like what you wear, big on what you wear, 06:17 little on big things like love, faith and mercy." 06:21 Jesus was big on people and love, and faith, and mercy. 06:26 What about you, my friend? 06:28 What are we big on? 06:30 Are we big on man-made rules and being little Popes 06:35 or do we believe the gospel? 06:38 Do we believe the gospel that teaches 06:41 that salvation is not by my obedience 06:45 but it is through Christ? 06:49 It is through Jesus, 06:53 who died for our sins on the cross. 06:55 Are you listening to me, my friend? 06:59 I'm going to quote one of the greatest exponents 07:01 of the gospel, 07:03 one of the greatest exponents of the gospel in history. 07:06 And that was Martin Luther. 07:09 This might take a little bit of getting, 07:10 so I want you to concentrate. 07:12 Would you do this for me, please? 07:14 I want you to concentrate on this and you might say, 07:16 "I don't believe this. 07:18 This is a heresy." 07:19 Well, I want you, please, just to concentrate. 07:22 Martin Luther said, 07:24 "Mine are Christ's living, 07:29 doing, and speaking. 07:34 Mine are Christ's living, doing, and speaking, 07:38 His suffering and dying, 07:41 just as much as if I had lived, 07:45 done, spoken, suffered, and died as He did." 07:51 That's the gospel. 07:54 Everything that Christ was 07:55 and everything that Christ did is given to me as a gift. 08:01 This is grace. 08:03 This is God's mercy. 08:05 It is not infused in me. 08:08 Justification is not an infusing of righteousness. 08:12 It is a declaration. 08:15 And because of the merits of Jesus Christ, 08:19 God gives to me as a gift 08:23 His perfect righteousness. 08:26 He said, "No, no, I can't believe 08:27 it's too good to be true." 08:29 That's why it's called, my friend, the gospel. 08:32 And the word gospel as you know, 08:35 it means good news. 08:39 Hey, please listen to me. 08:43 News. 08:44 News is about what somebody has already done. 08:48 You get it? It's not advice. 08:51 If I'm giving you advice today, I'm not giving you good news. 08:55 But the good news is about somebody 08:57 who has already done something in time and space. 09:02 And the gospel is the good news 09:03 that the Almighty created God became a man, 09:06 and it came down to this earth. 09:08 And He perfectly kept the law of God, 09:11 the only person who ever had since Adam, 09:15 and He went to the cross and paid the price of our sins. 09:19 And if we truly believe in Him, God gives to us as a gift. 09:24 It is true, He gives to us 09:26 as a gift His righteousness. 09:32 Good news indeed. 09:34 Now come over with me here 09:35 to the book of Romans Chapter 3. 09:37 A lot of people say, 09:38 "I can't understand the book of Romans." 09:39 Well, my friend, 09:41 you better learn to understand it 09:42 because it's probably the greatest book in the Bible 09:46 on the gospel. 09:48 Tyndale, the British reformer, said, 09:50 "Good, glad, and merry tidings 09:51 that makes a man's heart to sing for joy 09:53 and his feet to dance." 09:55 So let me read it to you, 09:56 Romans 3:21 and think about this place. 10:02 "But now," 21, 10:05 "the righteousness of God 10:06 apart from the law is revealed, 10:09 being witnessed by the Law and the Prophets." 10:12 This righteousness doesn't come 10:14 because of my success in keeping the law of God. 10:19 It doesn't come because of my attainment, 10:22 it becomes 10:23 because of His atonement on the cross. 10:26 You get it. 10:27 Romans Chapter 3, ask God to open your mind. 10:31 A lot of people have no idea about this, verse 22, 10:34 "Even the righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ, 10:38 to all and on all..." 10:40 Who works very hard. No, no, no, why? 10:44 If you don't think that's in the Bible, 10:45 then why do you act like this? 10:48 "To all and on all who believe. 10:51 For there is no difference, for all have sinned," 10:54 verse 23, 10:55 "and fall short of the glory of God," 10:56 we are all sinners, you're a sinner, 10:59 I'm a sinner, 11:00 we are falling short of the glory of God. 11:02 None of us are good enough to be saved. 11:04 Verse 24, 11:06 "Being justified freely by His grace 11:08 through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus." 11:11 When it talks about being justified, 11:12 it doesn't mean to make you righteous. 11:14 It means that God, 11:16 on the basis of Christ's death for our sins, 11:19 declares that we are righteous. 11:22 It is a declaration, 11:23 which is legally placed in my account in heaven. 11:28 God says, "This man is now accounted righteous, 11:33 not because he's good enough 11:36 but because Christ is good enough." 11:39 This is why the cross is so important. 11:42 That is why so much of the Bible 11:44 is about the cross 11:46 because the cross teaches not by law, 11:49 in fact, it doesn't say the law is abolished 11:51 because the law can never be abolished. 11:53 The law is eternal. 11:54 But the Bible says, "We are dead to the law." 11:57 You say, "Where does the Bible say that?" 11:59 Oh, if I could only get you to read the Bible, my friend, 12:02 going to come over here to Romans Chapter 6. 12:05 Now I've had folks say, 12:07 "Look, I've read through the book of Romans, 12:08 I can't understand it," 12:10 I say to you, keep trying. 12:12 Keep trying, 12:14 put the little gray cells to work. 12:16 Ask God for a supernatural revelation, 12:18 He'll give it to you. 12:20 God will give you a supernatural revelation, 12:22 if you seek Him. 12:23 Romans 6:6-8. 12:30 This text most folks don't understand. 12:34 "Knowing this, 12:35 that our old man was crucified with Him, 12:39 that the body of sin might be done away with that 12:41 we should no longer be slaves of sin," 12:44 who wants to be a slave? 12:46 "For he who has died has been freed from sin." 12:49 Hey, would you please read that again? 12:52 "For he who has died has been freed from sin. 12:55 Now if we died with Christ, 12:56 we believe 12:58 that we should also live with Him." 12:59 The Bible says that we have died with Christ. 13:03 What on earth is the text talking about 13:05 when it says that we have died with Christ? 13:08 The Apostle Paul in the book of Romans 13:10 says that when Christ died, 13:11 He died for the whole wide world. 13:16 Were you there when they crucified my Lord? 13:18 Of course, you were there. 13:20 I was there, we were all there. 13:24 And when Christ died, the Bible says, 13:28 "I was crucified." 13:33 And the Lord cannot condemn a dead man. 13:38 You hear this? 13:39 The Lord cannot condemn me 13:41 because Christ died for my sins on the cross. 13:47 I want you to see this. 13:49 The devil doesn't want you to see this. 13:50 The devil wants you to be confused. 13:52 The devil wants you the think 13:53 that the law has done away with, 13:54 the devil wants you to think that you've got to be perfect 13:57 before you can be saved. 13:59 This is not so. 14:01 Christ died 14:02 because the law could not be abolished. 14:08 And if you truly believe in Him, 14:12 the Bible says you are justified 14:15 or declared righteous. 14:18 And don't get this idea of infused righteousness, 14:21 like our beloved friends 14:22 in the Roman Catholic Church teach. 14:25 We believe that God changes the heart 14:27 but that is the fruitage of the gift of salvation. 14:33 Do you get it? 14:35 You know the story about the prodigal son 14:38 and the father? 14:39 You know the story. 14:41 Here's the great painting by the great Rembrandt. 14:45 Look up here. 14:46 Not hard to guess who this guy is. 14:48 This is a Pharisee. 14:50 The old father is God and the bad boy, 14:54 he's you and me. 14:57 When we come to ourselves and when we come to ourselves, 15:00 we come back to the Father and the Father doesn't say, 15:04 "Hey, you stinker, the pig pen, 15:05 you're covered in filth." 15:07 You know what the Father does? 15:08 The Father puts a robe around him, 15:11 the robe of God's own righteousness 15:14 and he says, "Come home, my boy." 15:17 Puts a ring on his finger. Imagine that. 15:19 He puts sandals on his feet, and he says, "Come home." 15:24 The boy is saved 15:26 when the Father puts his arms around him. 15:28 If you want to be saved, 15:30 let the Father today put His arms around you. 15:33 Don't think you're going to get home 15:34 to heaven 15:36 by climbing up 15:37 the quaking sides of Mount Sinai, 15:39 friend, that is the doctrine of the Pharisees. 15:43 We get home through Calvary. 15:47 I can never be good enough. 15:49 Only God is good enough. 15:52 That's why Christ came. 15:54 I heard this as a boy, at Avondale College. 15:57 I heard it in a big evangelistic campaign 15:59 down in Sydney. 16:01 I heard it preached by a great, great American preacher, 16:05 HMS Richards. 16:07 I heard it, I heard the true gospel. 16:10 Thank God I heard the true gospel 16:12 or else I would have been filled 16:13 with despair, 16:15 I would have been in darkness, 16:16 I would have been a legalist, I would have been a Pharisee. 16:20 And I would have had no peace. 16:22 If you don't understand the gospel, 16:24 you're going to have a big letdown. 16:26 If you think you can be saved by your own works, 16:28 even with God's help. 16:30 If you think you can be saved by obedience, 16:32 if you think you can be saved 16:33 because somehow you become sinless, 16:35 that is a delusion. 16:39 He said to me, "What am I going to..." 16:40 I say read the Bible, try reading the Bible. 16:43 People say, "I don't want to read." 16:45 Well, you're not going to get the truth unless you read it. 16:47 You say, "I find it a bit hard." 16:49 Well, try harder to read it. 16:51 You're not to say 16:52 because you're doing something which is hard, 16:55 but the most important gifts in life are hard to attain. 17:00 That's why I read my Bible every day. 17:02 I try to practice what I preach. 17:05 Then what is a cult? 17:07 Well, I've heard some colleague preaching 17:09 about how great we are. 17:12 The gospel is not about how great we are. 17:14 It's about how great God is. 17:15 I don't want a sermon about our church organization. 17:18 I've heard enough of that stuff. 17:20 I want a sermon about Jesus 17:22 because the church organization cannot save me. 17:25 You hear this? 17:27 You don't believe that? 17:28 It's because you're not believing the Bible. 17:31 Whatever gets your attention gets you. 17:33 Remember this, if Christ gets your attention, 17:35 Christ will get you. 17:36 If your sins get your attention, 17:38 your sin will get you. 17:39 If people get your attention, they'll get you. 17:42 If fear gets your attention, that fear will get you. 17:49 HMS Richards, when he was just a boy, 17:53 he was always teasing his brother 17:56 to the point of distraction. 17:57 His mother said, "Don't do it, Harold." 17:59 He said, 18:00 "I'll never do it again, Mother." 18:02 But of course, two minutes later, 18:03 he was doing it. 18:05 His brother was screaming, crying, and his mother said, 18:08 "I want you to go down to the creek 18:10 and get a big, big stick 18:12 because no good my beating you, 18:14 you got to beat me because I must have failed." 18:18 He said, "I can't beat you mother." 18:22 But he went down to the creek 18:23 about six or seven times until he got a big rod. 18:25 Then his mother bared her back and said, 18:28 "Harold, beat me." 18:30 He said, "I can't beat you, Mother." 18:31 "Beat me, Harold." 18:34 So he tried to, but he couldn't hit. 18:36 He loved his mother. 18:39 But in the end, 18:40 when she saw that he take it no longer 18:43 and he was breaking down, 18:44 she put her arm around him 18:47 and told him the story 18:49 of how Christ was beaten for us. 18:54 The innocent was beaten for the guilty with the guilty 18:59 for the guilty that bring us to God. 19:01 That's when this great preacher whom I have always admired, 19:06 the founder of the Voice of Prophecy 19:07 became a saved Christian. 19:10 Are you a saved Christian? 19:12 Or do you think you're going to get home 19:14 because you're good enough? 19:16 We're never going to get home because good enough. 19:19 The only way that we can get home 19:20 to the Kingdom of God, my friend, 19:23 is because Christ is good enough. 19:27 Let me talk about cheap grace. 19:29 Some of you folks are going to be saying, 19:30 "Oh, John Carter is talking cheap grace." 19:34 I met a pastor in Glendale years ago, 19:36 not a member of my denomination. 19:38 He said, "I'm going to live like hell and go to heaven." 19:42 No, he's not he's going to go to hell, 19:44 I'm afraid. 19:46 That's cheap grace. 19:48 Grace changes the heart. 19:50 Too often, the world in the church today 19:52 can hardly be distinguished. 19:55 Some people come too easily to salvation. 19:57 They have the idea 19:58 and I have been a pastor in Los Angeles 20:00 for many, many years. 20:02 As I say, in Australia, for donkey's years, 20:08 and I have met so many people who think they're saved 20:11 and they're lying 20:12 and they're cheating and they're stealing, 20:15 all of this stuff. 20:16 They think 20:18 there's nothing wrong with telling lies. 20:20 You can't be saved if you're a liar. 20:23 Oh, no, no, no. Well, no one... 20:26 No. 20:27 Cheap grace says 20:29 just come as you are and live like hell. 20:33 And you'll go to heaven. 20:36 That's not the gospel of the Son of God 20:38 because God calls us to holiness. 20:41 Listen, religious talk is cheap and plentiful. 20:45 I've heard it, I've heard too much of it. 20:48 It's called the Jesus business. 20:51 That's what they call it. 20:52 I was being interviewed 20:54 on a big Los Angeles television station. 20:56 The man who was interviewing me said, 20:58 "Welcome to the Jesus biz." 21:02 A billion-dollar industry based on religious talk. 21:07 God is not so much interested in religious talk. 21:09 God wants holiness, heard of Bonhoeffer? 21:15 The great German who stood out 21:17 against the Nazis 21:21 rather die than deny Christ. 21:25 We're talking not to hear about cheap grace. 21:28 We're talking about expensive grace. 21:30 We need a revelation of expensive grace. 21:33 What a cost God... 21:34 People say it's all free. No, it's not free at all. 21:37 Salvation is not free. 21:38 Don't believe that lie. 21:39 Salvation is tremendously expensive. 21:43 It cost the life of the Son of God. 21:46 Don't you get this? 21:49 and don't be a trivial person 21:50 it cost the life of the Son of God. 21:55 And salvation produces holiness deep down inside. 22:00 You know the story of John Newton? 22:02 Of course you do. 22:04 The English man who was converted 22:05 through the preaching of the Wesley's, 22:10 used to be a slave ship captain. 22:14 But he found Christ and Christ changed his heart. 22:18 That's how we got the hymn, "Amazing Grace." 22:21 You know the hymn, don't you? 22:24 We sing "Amazing Grace, 22:25 how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me." 22:28 You won't be saved until you feel 22:29 that you're a wretch. 22:31 "I once was lost but now I'm found, 22:33 was blind but now I see." 22:35 We're blind without Christ. 22:36 We don't see Christ, we don't see ourselves. 22:39 "Twas grace that taught my heart to fear, 22:43 and grace my fears relieved, 22:44 how precious did that grace appear 22:48 the hour I first believed." 22:49 If you don't have any fear, 22:51 you're never going to have confidence and salvation. 22:54 "The Lord has promised good to me, 22:56 His Word my hope secures. 22:59 He will my shield and portion be 23:01 as long as life endures. 23:04 When we been there, 23:06 ten thousand years bright shining as the sun, 23:08 we've no less days to sing God's grace 23:10 than when we'd first begun." 23:12 That was written by a person 23:14 who was the captain of a slave ship. 23:17 God saved him. 23:19 God justified him. 23:20 God declared that Newton was righteous. 23:23 And then God changed his heart. 23:25 If God doesn't change the heart, my friend, 23:27 it's a big fake. 23:30 We're not talking here about cheap grace, 23:32 we're talking about expensive grace. 23:34 I want you to come over here to John 3:5-8. 23:38 John 3:5-8, a great text, 23:43 "Jesus answered, 'Most assuredly, 23:45 I say to you, 23:46 unless one is born of water and the Spirit, 23:49 he cannot enter the Kingdom of God. 23:50 That which is born of the flesh is flesh, 23:53 and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit. 23:56 Do not marvel that I said to you, 23:58 'You must be born again.'" 23:59 Have you been born again? 24:01 "The wind blows where it wishes and you hear the sound of it, 24:04 but you cannot tell where it comes from 24:07 and where it goes. 24:08 So is everyone who is born of the Spirit." 24:10 We're not talking here about cheap grace, 24:12 we're talking about a change in the life. 24:14 When God comes inside a person, 24:18 he's been justified. 24:19 He's been declared righteous, and then God stops to work, 24:23 our real holiness in the life. 24:27 If you don't have that, my friend, it's a fake. 24:31 You read Matthew 5, 6 and 7, 24:34 you read there the tough sayings of Jesus. 24:37 You read texts like Matthew 5:43 and onwards, 24:41 "You have heard that it was said, 24:42 'You shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy.' 24:44 But I say to you, love your enemies," amazing, 24:47 "bless those who curse you, do good to those who hate you, 24:51 and pray for those who spitefully use you 24:53 and persecute you, 24:55 that you might be the sons of your Father in heaven, 24:58 for He makes his sun rise on the evil and on the good, 25:02 and sends rain on the just and on the unjust." 25:05 This is the power of God. 25:07 God takes a person full of hate, 25:09 and it makes him into a loving person. 25:11 He takes a person full of lust, 25:13 and He makes him into a pure person. 25:15 We are not talking a counterfeit gospel. 25:18 We are talking the blood red gospel of Jesus 25:22 that changes the life. 25:23 It's called the new birth. 25:26 I could give you lots of other stuff. 25:28 My problem today is I got so much stuff, 25:30 I'm just running out of time. 25:32 But that's okay. 25:33 But I want you to know this, people plus salvation, 25:39 they become new people and love comes into the life, 25:46 this warm love. 25:49 You know, God doesn't want these people 25:50 to be like icebergs. 25:53 So many, many, 25:55 you know, people don't go to church 25:56 to sit in a refrigerator. 26:00 People go to church 26:02 because they're looking for people like this. 26:05 No lying, no cheating, no stealing, no laziness, 26:08 no hating, no dishonesty but genuine humility, 26:13 with courage and loyalty, truth, integrity. 26:16 You say, "Well, that's hard." 26:19 Not when Christ is in your life. 26:23 When you go to Christ 26:26 and you understand His gospel 26:28 and you understand 26:30 if there had been only one sinner, 26:31 if you had been the only lost soul, 26:35 Christ would have come down from glory 26:42 and died for you on the cross. 26:45 We're never good enough, we're declared righteous, 26:49 but when God declares us righteous, 26:55 He works a miracle. 26:59 And cold people become warm, frigid people become loving, 27:06 hating people become filled with kindness. 27:12 And God is waiting to do this 27:16 for you today. 27:20 In Jesus' name, amen. 27:28 God created his people 27:29 in different cultures, countries, 27:32 and in cities around the world. 27:36 He made the human race. 27:38 He made us one people under God. 27:45 At first, when you see someone that looks 27:48 and acts differently than you, you may turn away. 27:53 But take your time. 27:54 Look closer. 27:57 You will see that we share the same dreams, 28:02 the same troubles, 28:07 the same world. 28:12 Open your minds and hearts to one another. 28:14 Love each other as He loves us. 28:17 Do this for God, honor His creation, 28:21 and let His love shine through each one of us. 28:30 For a copy of today's program, 28:32 please contact us at P.O. 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