Fruit That Remains | Don't Clap. Carry | 2 Samuel 6:1-9 | Lonnell Williams
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How does Lonnell Williams introduce the sermon and set the context for 'Don't Clap. Carry.'?
and you can take your seat in the presence of the almighty God. My name is Lonnell Dawson-Williams. I'm the executive pastor here at 2819 Church. And just so grateful for the opportunity to be able to speak on this morning through the mighty word of proclamation. Really quickly, let's just shout out all the two other main communicators in this room, Elder Milton and Elder Eric. Their consistency to the gospel. I'm telling you right now, it is not easy to do this. We've got nine to fives, responsibilities, children, family, and then to stay up and study all week to prepare for these opportunities. It's very taxing on the mind and on the body. So I'm just grateful for you. And while we are still in the moment of celebration, I want us to stand and honor the lead shepherd of this house, Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell, in his absence.
Amen. He and I had a meeting on Friday. He was like, well, no, everything good? Yeah, they straight. I said, man, listen, people are coming, loving God, serving, giving. We're good, man. Enjoy this moment of rest. And when you come back, which is very soon, you're ready to go. We have such a strong and amazing last two quarters of this year. I do not want to let the cat out the bag, but I am just so excited about the world change that we're about to engage in. I mean, some of the great things that we have coming down the pipeline. So praise God. And to all of our digital disciples online, I want to just acknowledge you. We see you. We love you. This is your digital home. You may not be physically in the room, but you are in our hearts.
I want to celebrate and shout you out to all the people from around the world who are engaging in the chat. Some of you have your own home churches and still call yourself digital disciples of 2819. And so for that, we welcome you. And for those who do not, have a church home or who call this place your church home, we welcome and we love you. And to all of those who are watching this gathering from the Pando app, which is the app that is being used in prisons all across the United States, I want you to know that we love you and thank you for being a part of this. We see you and the thousands of inmates that have actually given their life to Christ because of this amazing application. And so we just want to let you know, you may be behind a prison cell, but whom the son sets free is free indeed.
And so I just want to let you know that we love you and we thank you. Listen, I'm going to, we're going to jump into the proclamation shortly as we move into the next part of our series. I'm bearing more fruit, right? The fruit that remains in this house. But before we do, I just want to make a brief, brief, brief announcement. And then we'll jump right into the proclamation. You know, family, we recognize that we are dealing with some AC challenges, air conditioning challenges. Yes, I saw the Netflix posts. Let's not don't share it to me anymore. I've seen it. All right. Yes, we acknowledge it is hot. We are not oblivious to it, trust me. And the situation at times is outside of our control. But we are actively, when I say actively, I mean daily, sometimes multiple times a day, speaking and working with the landlord to try to mitigate this situation and resolve it.
But I am happy to say that by next Sunday, Oba, the wind, the Ruach will flow through here and the situation will be solved. In Jesus' name, Holy Spirit, blow. That's all I got to say. That's it. Just blow in this room because I'm already hot. All right, let's get into the proclamation. I want you to turn, if you can, with your Bibles to the book of 2 Samuel. Book of 2 Samuel. We are actually going to go to the sixth verse. I want to say this because I heard this earlier today. If you ever get an opportunity to go to the middle of your Bible, you'll see the chapter of Psalm. Don't call it Psalms. Psalm.
Psalm.
Revelation, not revelations. John had many dreams, but he had one revelation. All right, sorry, that's the only Bible lesson I have for y'all today. All right, let's go to it.
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Chapters
3 chapters
1
How does Lonnell Williams introduce the sermon and set the context for 'Don't Clap. Carry.'?
0:00–16:30
2
What is the biblical story of 2 Samuel 6 and why does David's procession matter?
16:30–1:05:36
3
What four words (principles) does the speaker use to teach how to carry culture?
1:05:36–1:10:16
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