ACTS I & II | Be A Witness | Acts 1:1-8 | Philip Anthony Mitchell
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Listen to me. Listen to me. That song that we wrote that dropped this Friday, that first part of the chorus, where we wrote the firstborn of the dead, now listen to me. That ain't just a song.
What is the significance of the song 'firstborn of the dead'?
That's a testimony.
Amen.
that brings strength and life. No, listen to me, man. Listen to me. I know what hell feels like. I know what it feels like to go through trials and tribulations of hardship and shed endless tears. But for the Christian, my hope don't have to be in next month. We have a hope that goes beyond this life. Look, hear me, man. So when we write things like the firstborn of the dead know that I am coming behind him that I also too will not remain in a grave that I find strength in all of my troubles when I remind myself that all of these afflictions hear me temporary they hurt but they're temporary they hurt but they're temporary momentary and light afflictions. And when you get that tattoo to your heart, what can you not survive?
So when we sing about the lion who has overcome, come on, man. He's overcome so you can overcome. Somebody give him praise in this house.
Praise the Lamb who's overcome Praise the Lamb who's overcome Praise the Lamb who's overcome Praise the Lamb who's overcome Praise the Lamb who's overcome Praise the Lamb who's overcome Praise the Lamb who's overcome Praise the Lamb who's overcome He is the undefeated champion.
He is the undefeated champion. He is the undefeated champion.
I'm going to keep talking to you like this until Christ comes back or I go first. I've gone through a lot of hell. And I take a lot of fire and a lot of trash around my name and a lot of lies. And I shed a lot of tears. And every now and then I got to remind myself, momentary and light afflictions. You're not immune from trouble or worries. And I'm telling you, man, I'm telling you as your brother and as your pastor. Man, you walk with a different kind of swag, a different Christian thug. You walk with a different kind of limp. I'm telling you, man. When you remind yourself in your own troubles. I had to talk to myself this week. I had to talk to myself this week. I had to say, Philip, momentary and light afflictions.
Momentary and light afflictions. Lies, momentary and light afflictions. Evil of the devil. Persecution on every side. I have to remind myself this week. This week.
How does the speaker define hope for Christians?
Momentary and light afflictions. It don't even got to change. It don't even got to change. Because my hope don't terminate in this life. See. That's not sexy in the west. I said that. The persecution don't even have to stop. I pray God use all that persecution to push out the gospel even further. They don't even got to stop. So I talk to myself and you got to talk to yourself momentarily. Light afflictions. Now, what is the devil going to do with a person that get down like that? Somebody shout momentary. Light afflictions. Shout momentary. Light afflictions. Now, when you believe that, what is he going to do?
If your hope don't go beyond the clouds, that means nothing to you.
I'm so serious. If your hope does not go beyond the clouds, you'll be weak. You'll be a coward.
Now, somebody give praise to the firstborn of the dead.
Do you believe that? Come on, my brothers and my sisters. I said, do you believe that?
I said, do you believe that? I said, do you believe that? Do you believe that? I said, do you believe that? I said, do you believe that?
I said, do you believe that? Come on, do you believe that?
Do you believe that? Hallelujah. Be seated.
We raise no punks under the ban of 2819. No. And if you are guests, we welcome you to the army. 2019 this end time church this end time global movement where we are serious about the spread of the gospel and the multiplying of disciples and to all of our digital disciples our global family growing around the world and to our new global family in the nation of Iran in the middle of hellfire and brimstone and persecution We know that you're watching right from where you are. And we know you're watching in a hostile territory. We want you to know that you are covered under the blood and we are praying for you.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:26
2
What is the significance of the song 'firstborn of the dead'?
0:26–4:11
3
How does the speaker define hope for Christians?
4:11–9:42
4
What does the speaker mean by 'momentary and light afflictions'?
9:42–49:27
5
What is the importance of Acts as a book of origins?
49:27–1:10:16
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