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  1. 58:54 his words divide. His words divide. His words and his actions, they always bring disruption. They bring disruption to our preconceived notions. They bring disruption to the status quo. They Recognize His Voice and Come to Him
  2. 1:24:51 I've experienced this disruption. I've experienced this kind of disruption. You just move on, win the fight, win the fight. God introduces disruptions to us so that when the time comes, the real day of battle, we'll win the fight. And the idea, the bottom line, the idea, this last one is that he invites us to return to him. Sukkot Series Week 2： Remember His Goodness
  3. 41:51 Way to telegraph where I was going with both of these those two stories. This is worthy of writing down. God loves to encounter us in the disruption. We think of disruptions as a nuisance to be avoided, but it is in the midst of those disruptions that God loves to encounter us. And Jay just beautifully connected two dots that I want to bring our attention to. Resisting the Rut
  4. 42:42 I think that would be an ideal use of a disruption. So our normal rhythm and routine part of Sukkot is a disruption to our normal routine when you stay outside in a temporary shelter, a dwelling, a Sukkah, and that disruption creates an opportunity for something divine to just slip in there so that after you've spent your time on the back deck in your homeless encampment, that that you're like, oh, I mean, it's not gonna feel right to just like, go back. Like, let me do something a little different. So, I love that that provoked you. Whom Have I in Heaven But You
  5. 59:52 He got he resisted the rut, had this interaction with Jesus, and something amazing and incredible happened. In the same way that Moses turned aside, we see that that Jesus was walking on the water, and he intended to walk right past, but the disciples turned aside from there in the midst of the disruption and ended up having this incredible encounter with Jesus. So here's what I'm getting at. We have to resist the rut of routine. Because when we encounter disruptions, because it's a part of our everyday life, the tendency is to have the wrong attitude and approach towards disruptions. Resisting the Rut
  6. 1:26:18 For disruptions. For disruptions. I will use these I will use these. As an opportunity. Opportunity. Resisting the Rut
  7. 1:24:39 Disruption. Disruption. How do you adapt? How do you adapt? So that as they train that way, so that in real life, on a real mission, like, oh, I've experienced this before. Sukkot Series Week 2： Remember His Goodness
  8. 1:34:57 And from the grammar, we can reasonably conclude that Jesus' power was there to heal the Pharisees and they missed it. But the guy who tore the roof off gets lowered down in there. What a disruption. He gets the miracle. They were offended at that disruption. Sukkot Series Week 2： Remember His Goodness
  9. 1:07:33 We'll we'll race through these. I'll give you three and then I'd love to hear if you think of others. How about in Daniel chapter three with Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego? Was it not a disruption to have them bound hand and foot and thrown into a blazing furnace? I would say that would count as a disruption. The Feast on the Mountain
  10. 1:06:49 Uncertainty of your jobs. Uncertainty of your relationship status, your your situationship, or whatever you call it. Maybe you find yourself in a disruption of mental or emotional instability. In that disruption, God will always place an invitation to encounter him. And I want to show you this in more places than than just what we read. The Feast on the Mountain
  11. 1:20:53 This had this did not happen at church. This happened at a conference where they like to talk about, like, giants and Nephilim and Sasquatch. And so if something like this can happen to this woman, would you put that bottom line back up? Today, I wanna leave you with this idea of look for the invitation in the midst of disruption. Disruption. The Feast on the Mountain
  12. 1:29:42 As you step onto and into his calendar, there may be some disruption. Just think about going through the airport and you step on that first step on the, like, moving walkway. You're like There'll be a little bit of disruption, but there's an invitation to get onto his rhythm. Listen to listen to this quote when it talks about as we enter into god's rhythm about beginning to honor the Sabbath as setting aside time from your busy calendar just to be mindful of restfulness. I'm not talking about a set of rules of do's and don'ts, but I'm talking about setting aside time to Sabbath rest with the Lord. Restfulness vs. Restlessness
  13. 57:10 And he's like, hey, let's use COVID to as the world is being shaken and thrown off balance, God says, hey, for those who are listening, I will use this disruption disruption to recalibrate your rhythms. What are the Lord's rhythms? They are in alignment with the feasts of the Lord, the seven feasts throughout Israel, they're they're not Jewish things, they're God's things. It's just that Israel got to celebrate them first. And so what's really cool is we will wind down the twenty one days for Israel as we kick off and start a week of celebrating Sukkot together and as we get closer to Sukkot we will talk about some really fun things. Make Room in Your Heart
  14. 1:21:28 With the idea being, like, you could take everything away from me. But if I have you, I really have all that I need. And when we see these disruptions, it causes us to reevaluate what is our desire. The psalmist says, I desire you more than anything on earth. Let's just take a moment and let that verse create like a like a dwelling over us, a Sukkah over us. Whom Have I in Heaven But You
  15. 59:13 They divide what we thought, what we want from the truth, but he always is on the right side of the disruption. He's always on the correct side of the division. The opportunity is ever before us to align with him and to turn our cat around and to get on his page. I'd like to draw your attention to verse three. As we tie a bow on hearing the voice of the Lord, there's one result that always happens whenever we encounter his truth, whenever we hear his voice whisper our name or speak guidance to us or give us peace that surpasses all understanding, the result is always the same. They Recognize His Voice and Come to Him

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