The Winning Bracket | Jesus According to His Alleged Best Friend Week 1

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- Hey, I'm Kyle. This is Crossroads.

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And today we start a new series on the book of John.

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- I'm John. Nice to meet you. You may have heard of me.

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I'm kind of Jesus's best friend. No big deal.

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Not really sure how I ended up here in America.

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I've been seeing a lot of sights.

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It's bad. It kind of sucks.

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-We're learning about Jesus from John's perspective

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who He really was.

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- Oh, yeah. Go ahead. Yeah, yeah. We hear about --

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you want to hear about Jesus? Of course.

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Yeah. The big man. Everybody wants to hear about Him.

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And like I said, we were best friends,

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like Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg

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or Kanye and Kanye.

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He was just like a normal dude.

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He had a job. We went fishing together.

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He put on the sandals one at a time,

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just like everybody else.

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But at the same time,

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He was also an alien, not from this earth.

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He was like Thanos, but not purple or evil.

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Dude just said and did things that no man could do.

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He was God in human form.

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Anyways, I get paid for this? I'll tithe it, I swear.

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I just want to more of whatever this is.

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Look, it comes with its own little baptismal.

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- Well, you get the idea.

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Let's get started with my friend Hannah

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talking about light.

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And actually, before we get started,

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Let's go to Hannah.

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- Now I'm a little bit late, actually, super late.

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But I'm finally filling out

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my NCAA March Madness bracket.

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No, this is not a basketball. It's a light.

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I'll get to that in a second.

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Anyway, I'm pretty sure that I have it narrowed down

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to who will for sure, maybe, possibly, probably not win.

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I'm not sure what the point of brackets area anyway.

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Hey, I'm Hannah. And believe it or not,

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I think that my bracket that I don't understand

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and Jesus might just have something in common.

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See, when I'm filling out my bracket,

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I'm looking for that top spot,

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the one who's going to shine above the rest,

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the team that will be a true winner.

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Today, we're going to talk about how Jesus

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is the true winner.

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No, not in that like cliché statement way,

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but how He's the winner specifically over darkness.

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Some call this light.

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Now, He's not just any light. He is the light.

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Now we all have some sort of bracket in life,

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some space where we have a winning spot

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and it's designed for something.

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Today, I'm going to tell you why Jesus has

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that winning spot in my bracket

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and why He deserves that spot in yours.

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Okay. Let me tell you why I was late

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building out my NCAA bracket.

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It's because I was busy. Maybe out of town. Tired?

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No, actually, it's just because I really don't care

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too much about who actually wins this time around.

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But I think I know some ancient characters

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who have a bracket of their own that they're trying to fill out,

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and they probably care a lot more than me.

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Like I said, this NCAA bracket,

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it has something to do with Jesus

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and I'm about to prove it to you right now.

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I love how we're meeting this John character

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and bringing him into our current context,

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because I bet an NCAA bracket like thing

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where there's the boxes and the lines

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that would have been really useful for John

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and people like John living in his time.

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See, the apostle John, the follower of Jesus,

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the disciple, he calls himself the one who Jesus loves,

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this guy and many people during the same time period

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he lived, they were all looking for someone

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to fill this highest ranking spot,

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and that is the Messiah.

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They were looking for the ultimate winner over darkness,

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and there's only one spot for that.

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They were searching for the one who was going

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to come and finally save and deliver them.

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And you're like, "Save and deliver them from what?

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Aren't we talking about the Jews here?

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God's chosen people who were already

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rescued from Egypt by Moses?"

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Well, this is God's chosen people we're talking about,

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but we're not exactly talking about the Jews in Egypt.

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Let me catch you up.

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We're talking about people who wanted

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to be delivered from darkness.

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They were searching for light.

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In John 1:1 it says:

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Why is the writer, John, telling us all of this?

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Why is he talking about lights, and being in the beginning?

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Why's he even going back to Genesis?

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Didn't we just do that?

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No, no. He's doing this because he's trying to let us,

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the reader, know who Jesus is.

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See, it's right here in this important distinction,

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but very clever conjunction that the writer makes,

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that we understand who Jesus is.

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He's both Word and He's flesh.

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It means that He's both Divine, Son of God,

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and He's human, the son of man.

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Let me tell you why this distinction is so important.

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Because in a world where truth is so hard to nail down,

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we're so subjective,

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the concept of God is hard to decipher.

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It's out there among all the noise

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of all the other things that call themselves gods.

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God gave us a sure way to know what He is like

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and who He is, and that is through Jesus.

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So God is holy. Yeah.

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And we can't see Him,

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which makes Him feel really far away.

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He made sure that we don't have to wonder

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or question about what his character is

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because of Jesus, Jesus is God in human form.

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And He made sure that we will be able to know

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that He is light, who will always beat darkness.

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Now the Bible points to this consistently

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in Colossians 1:15 it says:

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And in Hebrews 1:3 it says:

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But why? Why do we need to know what God is like?

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Why does it matter if He's represented in Jesus?

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Well, I think there's a host of reasons,

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but I think it's because God wants us

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to be able to distinguish Him as light.

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He wants us to be able to identify that it is Him

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who is truth, who is life, who is peace,

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and who is light that shines in the darkness.

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See, on that NCAA bracket that I mentioned earlier,

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there's only one space for the winner.

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There's a lot of contenders,

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a lot of teams that compete.

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A lot of people that really want

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to get into that final spot.

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But at the end of the day, there's just one.

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Now, if the apostle John had had a bracket,

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there would only be one space for the Messiah, too,

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one space for the Savior, the coming person

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that was supposed to change everything.

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But just like the teams on my NCAA bracket,

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there would have been a lot of people,

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a lot of competitors, if you will,

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a lot of contenders trying to make their way

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to that winning spot.

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Now, if you don't believe me that there is

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a ranking situation in the Bible,

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I'm going to tell you is right here in the Bible.

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John the Baptist, not the Apostle John,

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a different John, who's Jesus's cousin,

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some people even thought he was the Messiah.

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He said this:

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See y'all, there it is. There's a ranking.

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So there's people moving all around,

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all over the bracket,

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trying to get into that final spot.

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And so the people, like John I imagine,

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people like Moses, people like John the Baptist

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perhaps even were like, "Who is this messiah?

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Who's going to fill that final spot?

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Who is going to be the light

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that saves us from darkness?"

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They're saying, "Will you be the one

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that takes away all the pain, all the suffering?

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They're searching, and honestly, aren't we all?

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We all might have a bracket of some sort in our life,

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that thing where we're like

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there is only one winning spot,

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something where we want to fill the ultimate space,

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something where we have actually tried everything

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and we've moved all the boxes around

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trying to figure out what is going to be the winner,

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what is going to be the thing

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that takes away the darkness.

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Maybe we're searching for the ultimate thing

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that will make us happy.

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And so we've tried all these different things.

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We moved around the boxes.

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Maybe we're searching for the one thing

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that will bring us peace.

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Maybe we're looking for the one thing

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that's going to take away the gnawing feeling

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of loneliness, the feeling of worthlessness.

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Maybe we're looking for the thing

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that's going to take away darkness.

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And I'm telling you, I got the answer. It's the light.

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- So this tinder isn't used to start fires?

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- No, no, it does something very different.

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I mean, it'll burn your life down, but --

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- That's okay, that's okay. Huh? Interesting.

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I don't know if you guys have heard

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about these things called phones. They're amazing.

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Like, we never had these where I'm from, you know?

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- Uh huh. - I learned there's this thing

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called the Crossroads app, and you can get it,

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and you can read the Bible in the app.

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And like, where do I get that again?

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- At the App Store. - The App Store.

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- It's kind of like a market kind of thing,

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like where you get your breads and your apps together?

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- No, not at all.

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- Is there another place I can get it?

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- You can go to Crossroads.net.

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- Oh, I love nets. - You can look there.

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- Love nets. - It's not what you think it is.

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- Okay, well, either way, there's this like --

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There's this, like, painting that moves.

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What do you call that?

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- Magic. - Magic.

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Let's watch some magic right now.

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- This is a story from the Bible Challenge.

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- I'm Rico Calles

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and I am a cross-country and track coach.

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So I wake up every morning and get ready for my day.

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I grab a cup of coffee

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and I come to the chair that I'm sitting at right now.

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The Bible challenge is fun because

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even though I'm by myself, I know that

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there are other people doing it alongside me.

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And it's also really cool to see

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how they're interpreting something

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and how it's applying to their life.

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I think when we were going through the Book of Daniel,

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it was pretty awesome to see just like

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his discipline and how Daniel

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would pray at the same time in the same place.

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So those were like predictable patterns in his life.

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That idea from the Book of Daniel can easily

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be replicated with the kids that I coach

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in the sport of running.

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Even on the tough days when we don't want to,

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like, we're going to show up and we're going to do it

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because that's one of our team values.

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As a result of me participating in it,

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I get to influence other lives as a result of that.

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- So, we're searching, we keep looking

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and we're searching on how we're going to fill

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our brackets, whatever that bracket is for you.

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We keep looking for what we're going to think

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is going to be the winner.

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We keep asking ourselves, what is that ultimate thing

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that will make the darkness in my life go away?

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We fill it.

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We fill our brackets with all types of stuff.

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It's all artificial.

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We fill it with maybe striving,

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striving for the next best thing.

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And so we see one part like, "Oh, this job.

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You know what? That's not good enough.

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That's not going to move on to the next round.

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Get a new job."

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Maybe we fill our bracket with isolation

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and self reliance.

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We say, "I tried that small group.

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I tried that group of friends. They didn't make the cut.

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You know what's better? Me on my own. Me, myself and I."

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Maybe we fill up our brackets, our lives

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with immediate gratification.

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We think that's the way out of darkness

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is simply satisfying every single thing that we want.

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Maybe we think the way out of darkness is just numbing,

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because it's better not to feel.

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We're all searching and we're looking for

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the physical thing that can fix our spiritual problem.

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You see, there is actually a fix,

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a fix to the darkness, and it's called light.

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Maybe you've tried it out. Maybe you haven't.

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But this light, the light, by the way,

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is the only thing that can drive out darkness.

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It's the only thing that's more powerful

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than what can feel like thick and heavy, heavy space.

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See, and that's where Jesus comes in.

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I think God knew that humans that He placed in

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a very physical world would always look for

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a physical fix to a spiritual problem.

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And that's why Jesus is the perfect combination,

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see, because he's both God and man, God and flesh.

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This physical flesh over here

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is also the divine spiritual God,

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someone who, when we see him, we can say,

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we've seen the Father because He is the Father.

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See, and He's the only physical being

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with the divine power to drive away darkness.

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Yeah, maybe I'm talking about physical darkness,

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like, dark at night with stars.

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Yeah, Jesus can drive it out.

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But that's not really what I'm getting at.

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I'm talking about driving out the spiritual darkness

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that you and I all have.

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And you know what? It's on display everywhere,

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the kind of darkness that makes us hate our brother.

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See, it's this kind of darkness that leads us

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to believe we'll be alone, unloved, forever.

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It's the kind of darkness that lets hatred

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and division rule.

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This kind of darkness is the kind

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that Jesus came to overcome.

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And, yes, He came to overcome it for the world,

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but also in our own personal lives.

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The Bible calls Him the light of the world, and He is.

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But he's also the light of our personal worlds.

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And it's in this light that gives us hope.

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It helps us see that there is a better way,

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there is a better plan.

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There is a light that reminds us

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we don't have to be in darkness.

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We don't have to be broken.

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We don't have to be even in sin.

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We can be whole.

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Now, you might be asking yourself,

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"Hannah, how can you believe this?

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I don't even see the physical darkness you're talking about.

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I don't actually even need a Savior."

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Maybe you're right, but if you're anything like me,

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you know that in the back of your mind,

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without Jesus there is something missing.

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There's a piece of you that feels a void.

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I'll tell you how I believe in the light.

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It's this thing called faith.

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Yeah. Faith lets us believe this.

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Sometimes I actually look around

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and it's hard to have faith because I'm like,

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"The darkness is winning.

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The darkness is all around and it's still winning.

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What did Jesus overcome?

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There's war, there's famine, there's poverty,

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there's stealing.

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There are people cutting you in COVID lines

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and then threatening to harm you."

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That's a true story, it happened to a friend of mine.

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The world is crazy.

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But you know what?

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Then I take a look at my own personal life,

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and I think about the mess that I was before Jesus.

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I think about the person that's obsessed

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with perfection, with overworking, with striving.

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The person who thinks, "You know what,

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if I get the next best thing,

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then I'm going to be whole."

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I think about my own futile solutions

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that I have put in all of these brackets.

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See, my bracket was filled with both self-loathing,

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simultaneously toxic autonomy.

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I look at how I was,

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and Sundays maybe even still struggle with this.

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But I was headed for spiritual

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and emotional destruction.

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And then there's this light.

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Jesus who offers me and, oh, you, by the way,

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He offers us a better way.

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He lets me know that the anger

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that I struggle with sometimes,

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the pride that I struggle with sometimes,

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those things don't have to rule my life.

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See, when I look at Jesus, when I look at the light,

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His light shines out the darkness because I know

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that I actually can be compassionate just like Him.

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He offers me hope.

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He lets me know that, you know what?

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I can have an impact on this world, just like He did.

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And when I look at those actions,

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when I look at the light, I'm looking at God.

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See I'm living proof that the light works, y'all.

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Me standing right here is living proof that the light works.

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I'm a walking example that God in the flesh,

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who we call Jesus,

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is the only one who deserves the center bracket.

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He's the only winner that can overcome the darkness.

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He's the only light.

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You know, I can't believe it sometimes,

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but He actually wants a relationship with me.

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He actually wants a relationship with you.

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He might be saying to you, "Listen,

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you've tried all the other lights."

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Remember I had that orb, that artificial light,

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that candle, that artificial light,

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the lamp, that artificial light.

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You've tried all the other artificial lights

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trying to fix your dark situations

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and you filled your bracket.

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You said, "This one's going to be the winner.

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No, no, no. It's going to be this one.

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It's going to be this one."

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You filled it with anything and everything else.

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But Jesus is saying, "What about me?

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How about you give the real source of light a try?"

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See when we have this light,

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the ultimate winner of darkness, it changes things.

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When we have the light that Jesus offers,

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He doesn't just say, "Oh, no,

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everything's going to be perfect."

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You know what?

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When we have the light that Jesus offers,

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it gives us a blueprint for how

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we should see everything else in our lives.

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And that's through, remember, He's the light and the Word.

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See, our standard for what is true starts to change.

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Our standard for what is good starts to shift.

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It's no longer this, like, murky out there thing.

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We can literally look at Jesus and see God,

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and things start to clear up

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because it's this God, it's this Jesus

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who's the light that drives out darkness.

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In a second we're about to head to worship,

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which is just prayer set to music.

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And you might be like,

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"Why do I need to pray set to music?"

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But that moment of worship, it does something.

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It aligns us with God.

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Now, if you're looking for that light

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that I talked about, if you're one of the ones

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who are like, "You know what?

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I've actually tried all the other things in my life

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that I thought were going to be

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the ultimate light to drive out darkness.

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And nothing has worked. Nothing's worked."

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This moment of worship is for you to really think about

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if you want to invite that light into your life

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to align yourself.

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But for those of you who are ready right now,

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if you're like, "I actually don't need to think,

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I actually have tried all the other artificial lights

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and I'm ready to make that shift right this second."

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I want you to pray with me.

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You can repeat after me if that's helpful.

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God, it's me, Hannah.

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Now you say your name.

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And I'm coming to You because I've tried everything.

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I've tried all the other artificial lights.

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I've been looking for something to drive out darkness.

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I recognize that that is you, God.

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I want You to be the ultimate source

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of light in my life.

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Come into my heart right now.

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Make space in my heart right now.

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In Jesus name. Amen.

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Hey, if you prayed that prayer, I want to know actually.

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You can email me right now. I will respond.

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At Hannah.Driskill@Crossroads.net.

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And if you don't want to chat with me, that's okay.

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You can chat with anyone.

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If you just prayed that prayer,

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I want you to chat with somebody.

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Don't just live that out alone.

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You can go to Crossroads.net to chat with someone right now.

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Let's worship together.

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- Hey, we hope you enjoyed this week's message

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from my friend Hannah.

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If you have any more questions,

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I live at the Sea of Galilee in a nice little chateau.

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- No, no, no, no. We have a chat on the website.

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It's far easier than that.

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- Cool. Yeah, I love that, tickets are expensive.

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Crossroads is donor funded, which means

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the money that you and others put forward

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to actually help us do stuff like this.

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- Mm-hmm. We also use some of that money

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to do things like help you understand

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what you were trying to say in the Book of John.

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This is a free guidebook we put together

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about the book of John, it gives you a context

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that you maybe left out, things you assumed.

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- I think I wrote it pretty good.

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- It's free at Crossroads.net/BibleChallenge.

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We will mail one to your house.

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- Very cool. I don't remember it being that small.

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- Speaking of that. Easter is coming up.

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- Easter. I remember that.

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- Cool, uh-huh. Thank you. Good.

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And we have a sneak peek of it for you.

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- Easter is a love story,

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an act of love for a heartbroken world,

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the fulfillment of the promise

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that no matter what has happened in your life,

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what you've done or how far you feel from God,

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love says you are worth dying for.

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The good news of Easter is that

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we don't have to wonder if we are loved

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or what that love will do for us.

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Love has come to save us all.

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Join us for Easter with Crossroads.

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Find service times at Crossroads.net/Easter.

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- You can check it out.

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We'll see you next week on Crossroads.

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Do you want to say that part? - No.

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- Give it a little, you can. - No, I'll get it next time.

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- Why don't you give the people the last line?

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Come on. Come on. You got it.

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- We'll see you next week on Crossroads.

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- A little -- A little more. - Yeah, okay.

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We'll see you next week on Crossroads.

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- Perfect. - That felt good.

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- Uh-huh. Bye.

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- You know, the best way to get to know someone

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is through the lens of people who are closest to them.

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That would include the Apostle John.

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Lots of people have a cultural touchpoint for Jesus,

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but few people knew what He was really, really like.

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I'm going to give you today two stories

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that are polar opposite extremes of seeing Jesus.

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Oftentimes when we see the extremes of somebody,

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we understand the totality of who they are.

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- Come to Crossroads Church for the next series:

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Jesus according to His alleged best friend,

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and hear all about who Jesus was.

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Quick note, not alleged. True.

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It's in the Bible. Doesn't matter who wrote it. [tone]

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- And I just -- I don't know why --

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I don't know why he's here.

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I feel like it's an online church

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and he's never even seen a phone before?

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Like, he's just making it worse

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and I feel like we're going to lose people.

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I just -- I just need you guys to -- [tone]

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