Dr. Robert Jeffress

Robert Jeffress - Enjoy Your Intermission (Part 1)

January 9, 2025 | S25:E16

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Dr. Robert Jeffress | Robert Jeffress - Enjoy Your Intermission (Part 1) | January 9, 2025

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Of the first baptist church of dallas, texas,
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Hi, i'm robert jeffress,
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And welcome again to pathway to victory.
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If you're like me,
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Then chances are you struggle with impatience.
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Sometimes i get antsy
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When my phone call gets dumped into voicemail
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And i'm restless
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When i'm waiting for an important email to arrive.
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Well, today i'm going to show you
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That, even though waiting is rarely fun,
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Sometimes a pause is essential to our success.
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My message is titled, enjoy your intermission,
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On today's edition of pathway to victory.
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In the sports world, it's known as halftime.
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It's that period of time between the first half of the game
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And the second half of the game
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When the teams retreat to readjust their strategy
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And the fans refresh their supply
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Of cheese nachos and coca-cola.
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But only the most fickle fan
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Would ever leave a game after the first half during halftime
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Because we all know games are not won or lost
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During that first half of the game
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But in the second half of the game.
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Now, i could continue
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This life-as-a-game analysis ad nauseum,
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But i'm not going to do that
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Because we're using a different metaphor in this series,
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And that is life is a performance.
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God places us on the earth stage for 70 or 80 years
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To play the part he's assigned us.
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And while we play our part,
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Not only are we being watched by others on earth,
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But there's a heavenly audience, the bible says,
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God and the angels who are watching to see
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How we perform our part.
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But sometime at some point in our life story,
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We're going to fail.
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What happens then?
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Does the divine director pull us off with the hook
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And say, "your part is over now"?
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Does the curtain come down permanently?
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Or can there be a second act in our life after failure?
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And that's what we're talking about in this series,
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Second chance, second act,
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How, after failure, you can turn your worst messes
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Into incredible successes.
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And we're looking at five biblical principles
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For turning failure into success in life.
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The first principle we looked at several times ago was,
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You've got to fess up to your mess up.
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Before you can ever move on,
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You have to receive god's forgiveness for your mistakes.
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Secondly, we looked at last time,
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Refuse to mess up for free.
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We're all going to fail.
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We're going to pay a price for our failure.
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We ought to use that price
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To help us to keep from repeating that mistake
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Over and over again.
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The bible has a term for that.
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It's called learning from the reproofs of life.
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Well, today we're going to look at
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The third important principle
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For experiencing a great second act.
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And it's this.
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We have to learn how to enjoy our intermission.
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Enjoy our intermission.
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Now, you've never probably thought about this before,
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But intermissions are very, very real.
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I'm probably showing my age here when i say this,
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But many of you remember
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When those great epic movies like "ben-hur"
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Or "the 10 commandments,"
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They would be so long
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That the director would put an intermission in the middle.
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You'd hit some climactic scene
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And then it would fade to black,
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And the word intermission would appear on the screen.
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You'd get up, you know, it's popcorn time, you know?
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But you didn't leave during the intermission
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Unless the movie was awful,
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Because, if you did so,
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You'd miss the second part of the story,
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Which was sometimes crucial.
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Remember "the sound of music"?
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I mean, i don't know how many times
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We have seen "the sound of music,"
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But remember when it was in its original form,
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"the sound of music,"
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That story about the nun-turned-nanny,
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Remember how she went to the captain's house
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And then she started to fall in love with the captain
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And she didn't feel good and right
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About falling in love with the captain
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So she decided she was going to have to leave?
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It was a failure on her part,
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And she had to leave.
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And remember that climactic scene,
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Julie andrews standing at the bottom of the staircase
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With her suitcase in one hand
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And her guitar case in the other hand,
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And she looks around,
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And she makes one final glance at the house,
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And she goes out the door?
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End of act i.
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Intermission time.
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She had failed.
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Or so we thought.
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But if you came back for the second half of the movie,
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You saw a completely different turn.
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Remember how after spending some time
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On her favorite mountain
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And then enduring that warbling rendition
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By mother superior of "climb every mountain"?
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Remember after that she goes back to the house,
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She marries the captain,
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They take their family,
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And they climb over the alps to escape the nazis.
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What a great ending to the story.
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But it all happened in the second half of the story.
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What is an intermission?
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Well, by definition in the theatrical world,
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An intermission is that period of time
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Between the first and second half of the production.
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But in life, and i want you to write this down,
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Intermission is that period of time
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Between our failure and our future.
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It's that period of time between our failure and our future.
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We're all going to fail in life,
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And many times we feel like the curtain has come down
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And that our life story is over.
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But, no, it's not over.
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It is simply an intermission time.
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And to help you understand this principle further,
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Let me be very specific.
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An intermission is that period of time between your divorce
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And the beginning of another relationship
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Or that period of time, that pause,
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Between termination from one job
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And the beginning of a new job.
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It's that period of time
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Between a bankruptcy and financial solvency.
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It's that period of time
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Between the revelation of your immorality
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And the restoration of your reputation.
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Now, again, in the theatrical world,
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Intermissions can be refreshing.
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They can be pleasant.
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But in life they usually aren't.
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Many people in their intermission
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Are plagued by guilt over their failure
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Or apprehension about what may or may not be ahead of them.
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Most of us would choose just to move on with our life
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Instead of going through an intermission time.
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But as you look through scripture,
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God's plan for his people
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Always includes an intermission after their failure.
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For example, think about the nation of israel.
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They rebelled against god,
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And because of that,
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God took them captive by the babylonians.
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They spent 70 years in babylonian captivity.
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That was their intermission
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Before god allowed them to return to the land.
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Or thinking about the apostle peter.
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His intermission occurred after he failed.
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He failed miserably.
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He denied christ three times in the courtyard of caiaphas.
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He had an intermission of seven weeks
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Between that time that he denied christ
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And the time he would take his stand
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On the southern steps of the temple
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And preach the greatest sermon ever preached at pentecost
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With thousands of people being saved.
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For the apostle paul,
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His intermission occurred in the desert for three years
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Where god would teach him personally
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The great doctrinal truths
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He would spend the rest of his life proclaiming.
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That's what an intermission is.
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But in the bible,
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Perhaps the greatest illustration of an intermission
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Is the story of moses.
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Now, when i say moses,
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What comes to your mind besides charlton heston?
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When we think about moses, we think about what?
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The parting of the red sea
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Or the receiving of the 10 commandments at mount sinai
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Or the great, inspirational speech moses made
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Before the children of israel entered the promised land.
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We think of those great moments in moses' life.
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Do you realize all of those events
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Occurred after age 80 for moses?
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They occurred in his second half of life.
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You know, it's interesting,
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When you look at moses' life,
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The first 40 years of his life
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Were compressed into 10 brief verses
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In exodus 10, verses 1 to 10.
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Remember how god miraculously preserved moses
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From the edict of pharaoh to slaughter all the hebrew males?
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And remember how god miraculously moved moses
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Into pharaoh's court
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While the children of israel still were in slavery?
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We find moses' story in acts 2.
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It's recounted in the new testament in acts chapter 7.
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Luke gives us the reader's digest version
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Of the life of moses.
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Look at verses 21 to 22.
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"and after moses had been exposed,
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"pharaoh's daughter took him away
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"and nurtured him as her own son.
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"and moses was educated
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"in all the learning of the egyptians,
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"and he was a man of power in words and deeds."
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Now, think about this.
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God had ordained that moses
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Was going to lead his people out of ******* into freedom.
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And now it looks like we know how god's going to do it.
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He's doing it by putting moses in pharaoh's household.
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And maybe it would be the fact
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That moses was now related to pharaoh.
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Pharaoh was his adopted grandpa.
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And maybe god's plan would be
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That one day moses would come into his new grandpa
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And say, "granddaddy, how about letting the israelites go?"
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Maybe god would use that connection moses had.
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Or maybe it would be the fact
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That pharaoh would be so dazzled
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By moses' power and words and deeds
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And his scholastic ability
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That pharaoh would just simply say, "yes, moses,
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"whatever you want.
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"you have swayed me with your words
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"and your oratorical ability."
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But that wasn't god's plan.
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Listen to this.
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God didn't use moses' successes
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To accomplish his purpose.
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He would use moses' failure.
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It was moses' failure
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That would be the vehicle that god used
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To bring about the exodus.
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We find that failure recorded in acts 7,
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Beginning with verse 23.
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"and when moses was approaching the age of 40."
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By the way, underline that in your bible.
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We're going to get back to that in a minute.
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"it was when he was approaching the age of 40
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"that it entered moses' mind
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"to visit his brethren, the sons of israel."
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Remember, they were slaves.
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Verse 24.
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"so he goes out to look at them,
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"and when he saw one of them being treated unjustly,
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"he defended him and took vengeance for the oppressed
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"by striking down the egyptian."
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In the exodus version,
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The bible says that, when nobody was looking,
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Moses looked this way, he looked that way.
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Unfortunately, he didn't look that way,
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And he killed that egyptian in a fit of anger,
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And he hid him in the sand.
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Verse 25.
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"and moses thought that his brethren understood
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"that god was granting them deliverance through him,
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"but they did not understand."
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During these first 40 years of moses' life,
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God had protected him from death.
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God had placed him in pharaoh's household.
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And yet in an instant, in one uncontrolled moment of anger,
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It looked like his life story was over.
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You know, moses hid that egyptian in the sand.
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Then the bible says the next day moses went out,
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Thinking nobody knew of his sin,
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And he saw two israelites fighting,
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And he tried to mediate the dispute.
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And they looked at him,
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Acts 7, verses 27 and 28 saying,
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"are you going to kill us
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"just like you killed that egyptian yesterday?"
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Moses thought, "uh-oh, the jig is up.
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"i'm in trouble."
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Exodus 2:15 says,
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"when pharaoh heard of this matter,
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"he tried to kill moses,
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"but moses fled from the presence of pharaoh
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"and settled in the land of midian
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"and he sat down by a well."
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Just think about it.
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In an instant,
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Moses went from pharaoh's penthouse
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To the desert's outhouse.
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I mean, in an instant his whole future was changed.
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He's on the run, he's in the desert.
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He sits down by a well, and he begins to think.
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Can you imagine the thousand if onlys
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That must have flooded his mind?
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I'm sure as he sat there, he thought to himself,
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"you know, if only i had slept in that morning
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"instead of going in to visit the construction site.
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"if only i had refused
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"that double shot of espresso in my coffee latte
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"that left me so agitated.
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"if only i had enrolled in that anger management class
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"that mrs. moses was trying to get me to go to."
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If only, if only, if only.
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Moses had the dream of being a great leader.
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But now he was just leading a few scraggly sheep
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Out in the middle of nowheresville.
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He thought his life was over.
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And yet what he doesn't realize at this point is,
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God is just preparing him for his second act.
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Look at verses 30 to 33 of acts 7.
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"and after 40 years had passed,
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"an angel appeared to moses in the wilderness of mount sinai
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"in the flame of a burning thorn bush.
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"and when moses saw it,
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"he began to marvel at the site.
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"and he approached to look more closely,
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"and there came the voice of the lord.
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"'i am the god of your fathers,
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"'the god of abraham, isaac, and jacob.'
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"and moses shook with fear and would not venture to look.
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"but the lord said to him,
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"'take off your sandals, your feet,
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"'for the place on which you are standing is holy ground.'"
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I want you to do the math for just a moment.
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Moses was 40 when he failed.
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He spent the next 40 years in the wilderness
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In his intermission.
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It was at age 80 that god appears to moses
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And says, "it's time now for your second act."
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Now, before we look at how we can profit
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From this period of intermission,
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I want to give you three characteristics of intermission
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That are crucial to understand.
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First of all, remember,
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Intermissions are imposed, not chosen.
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Most of us would never choose an intermission.
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I mean, after moses made his big mistake
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And killed that egyptian,
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Did he say to himself, "whoa, just a moment here,
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"i've got some anger issues i need to deal with"?
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"i think i'll go spend 40 years
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"on a sabbatical in the desert until i can get over this."
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No, and none of us would ever choose an intermission,
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But god chooses them for us.
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Intermissions are times of waiting.
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That's why we hate it so much.
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Waiting and waiting and waiting,
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Waiting for god to change some attitudes in us,
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Waiting for god to choose
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And change the hearts of other people whom we've hurt,
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Waiting for god to change the circumstances
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That are necessary for us to have a second act.
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But if there's one thought
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I want you to leave with today, it's this.
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Waiting time doesn't have to be wasted time.
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While we're waiting, god is working,
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Often in ways we can't possibly understand.
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That was true for moses as well.
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Principle number two.
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Intermissions come at various times in our life.
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In a church we used to serve out in west texas,
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In the little town,
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They had a phrase they used to describe people
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Who had kind of gone off their rail
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Or gone off the rails in their life.
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They would say, "oh, he's just suffering
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"from the middle-aged crazies."
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Have you ever heard that term?
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They meant midlife crisis,
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But they changed it to the middle-aged crazies.
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Well, we know what the middle-aged crazies are, don't we?
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It's that period of time, mainly for men, not always,
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But mainly for men between the ages of 38 and 50
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When people decide, "you know what?
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"i've got as many years behind me as i do in front of me,
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"and i don't like the way my life is going,
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"so i'm going to make some drastic changes."
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And those changes can be anything
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From trading in the family suv for a sports car
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To trading in your mate for a younger, more energetic,
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And usually more synthetic version of what you had.
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(congregation laughs)
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But they're almost always disastrous decisions
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Because they are made from panic
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Rather than from godly planning.
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Well, you know, for moses,
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His middle-aged crazies came at age 40.
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I don't think it's any accident
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That the bible says
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When moses was approaching the age of 40,
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He made this mistake.
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I mean, it was easy to see why.
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God had said to him,
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"you're going to be the leader!
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"you're going to lead my people out of egypt."
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40 years passed, nothing had happened.
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So moses began to think of himself,
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"if this revolution is going to happen,
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"maybe i have to be the one to start it."
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Maybe he read robert schuller's book.
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"if it's going to be, it's up to me," you know?
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And he thought, "i'm going to get this thing going myself."
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And so he kills this egyptian out of anger,
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But he thought, "this is the spark.
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"everybody's going to follow me
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"in rebelling against the egyptians."
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But nobody followed moses.
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Now, it happened for him when it was age 40,
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But i've seen these middle-aged crazies,
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These wrong decisions happen at every age.
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In fact, i'll have to tell you honestly, as a pastor,
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I've seen as many people in their senior adult life
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And senior adult years make disastrous choices
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As i have those in their young adult lives.
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We can fail at any time.
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That's why we have to be on guard all the time.
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But because we can fail at any time in life,
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Our intermission can occur at any time in life as well.
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Number three, intermissions are varying lengths.
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Intermissions are of varying lengths.
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You know, for moses it was 40 years,
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But it's not always 40 years.
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For the israelites, it was 70 years in babylon.
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For peter, it was seven weeks
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Between his failure and his preaching at pentecost.
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For paul, it was three years in the desert.
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For jonah, it was three days in the belly of a great fish
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While he reassessed his calling.
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Intermissions are of various lengths.
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And, you know, the thing is,
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In a theatrical program, if you open up the program,
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You often see the intermission is scheduled.
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It says, "there will be an intermission of 20 minutes,"
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So you know exactly how long it is until the second act.
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And in case you don't have a watch,
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They begin flickering the lights
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When it's time for the second act to begin.
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You don't find the same phenomenon in life.
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Intermissions are of varying lengths.
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But whatever length your intermission is,
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It is important that you learn and profit from it.
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How can you profit from your intermission?
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Many of you who are here today,
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Are watching or listening to this broadcast,
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You feel like you're in an intermission.
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You're waiting and waiting and waiting.
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Remember, waiting time doesn't have to be wasted time.
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Five principles.
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Number one, resist the urge to skip your intermission.
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Resist the urge to skip your intermission.
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You know, so many times after we have failed,
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We want to move immediately into our second act.
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I see this all the time.
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People get apprehensive during an intermission.
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They think because they've been out of work for six months,
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That they're going to be unemployed the rest of their lives.
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So they begin to panic and make some wrong choices.
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Or maybe they've lost their mate
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And they hate the idea of being alone.
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And because they've been alone for a year,
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They think they're going to spend
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The rest of their lives alone as well,
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And they make a wrong decision.
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I've seen this so many times as a pastor.
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Somebody loses their mate either through death
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Or through divorce,
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And they are terrified at the prospect
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Of living the rest of their lives alone.
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So they go out and they make a disastrous choice
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For a next mate,
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And they just compound the heartache
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They've already experienced.
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You see, people who skip intermissions
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Become victims of what a friend of mine
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Calls the blizzard effect.
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Now, you know what a blizzard is?
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Think about it.
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A blizzard occurs when you have very small particles
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Of frozen precipitation
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That are harmless in and of themselves,
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But a storm comes through
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And starts blowing those frozen particles around
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Where you can't see anything in front of you.
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It's the same way in life.
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Many times we'll have a storm come into our life.
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It may be a heartbreaking death, a painful divorce,
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An unexpected termination.
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But something comes into our life, the storm,
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And it just starts blowing everything around.
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Even the smallest details of our life get blown around
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Where we can't see clearly to make wise decisions.
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Now, just as you would never try to drive in a blizzard
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But would stop until the storm passed through,
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So after a first act failure,
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We should never try to make an immediate decision.
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We need to wait until the storm passes
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And we can see clearly.
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Don't skip your intermission.
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Number two, during your intermission,
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Refresh your physical and emotional batteries.
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Refresh your physical and your emotional batteries.
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My old professor, dr. howard hendricks,
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Used to say, "sometimes the most spiritual thing you can do
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"is to take a nap."
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And he was right.
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He was right.
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Sometimes that's the best thing we can do.
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Elijah certainly discovered that the hard way.
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Remember his story, 1 kings chapter 18,
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After his great, great victory on mount carmel
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Where he proved jehovah not baal was the true god,
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And he decimated all of the prophets of baal.
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He acted out of faith.
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♪ music ♪
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Just like moses,
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We often find ourselves in unwanted waiting periods
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After our own failures.
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But even when we feel stuck in an intermission,
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God is working behind the scenes
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Preparing us for our second act.
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I want to close today's program
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By thanking all of our faithful supporters
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Of pathway to victory.
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This ministry wouldn't be possible without friends like you.
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And if you haven't already,
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Let me encourage you to take the next step
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In your support of pathway to victory
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By becoming one of our valued pathway partners.
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A pathway partner
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Is someone who financially supports
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Pathway to victory each month.
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As a pathway partner,
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You receive exclusive benefits as well.
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But the best part is this.
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God will use your monthly giving to help pierce the darkness
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With the light of god's word.
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Now, stay right there.
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I'll be back with more pathway to victory in just a moment.
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[announcer] all of us carry
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Some measure of regret about the past.
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Thankfully, no mistake is too big for god to forgive.
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In his bestselling book, "second chance, second act,"
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Dr. robert jeffress shares
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How god can turn your biggest mess
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Into your greatest success.
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In my book, "second chance, second act,"
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You'll discover five biblical strategies
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For turning your messes into successes.
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And regret of your past mistakes,
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And you'll read stories from scripture
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That prove beyond a shadow of a doubt
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That god is in the business of second chances.
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I don't care what failure you have experienced.
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Your failure, your sin doesn't have to be
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The final word about your life story.
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That's what redemption is all about.
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Life's intermissions aren't just empty waiting rooms.
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They're powerful spaces where god can reshape our story
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And prepare us for an even more meaningful second act.
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Whether you're between jobs, relationships,
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Your intermission can become the pivotal moment
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In your comeback story.
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And next time, i'm going to share five practical ways
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To make the most of life's intermissions.
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Stay tuned for a preview
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Of what's coming up next in our series,
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Second chance, second act.
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You will think that,
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Because of a heartbreaking end of a relationship,
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A divorce, a bankruptcy, a termination,
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That your life story is over.
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But your failure doesn't have to be final.
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Your pause doesn't have to be permanent.
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But instead it can be a prelude
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To a great second act in your life.
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And join us next time for part two of the message,
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Enjoy your intermission,
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Here on pathway to victory.
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Robert Jeffress - Enjoy Your Intermission (Part 1)

January 9, 2025 | S25:E16

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