Automated Transcription It is time for us to begin. We have finally arrived in acts chapter 14. I know some people thought we weren’t ever going to get there, but we are in acts chapter 14 this evening. And we’ll pick up there in verse one, right after we opened with word of prayer, let us bow our gracious father in heaven. We come before your throne grateful for the day that you’ve given to us grateful for the health that we have to assemble together. The ability that we have that and the freedom that we have and the beautiful day that you’ve blessed us with, we pray for those who are unable to be with us because of illness or injury or difficulties. We pray that they might have the strength that they desire returned back to them. We pray for those who may not be with us because of spiritual problems. And we pray that they might repent of the things that are the struggles in their lives, that they might come back to their understanding and their faith of what you would have them to do. And obedience to you and return to you as Israel so often needed to return to you. We pray that you will be with us as we go through this period of study, may the things that we say, be in accordance with your will and may we always strive to do what is right in your sight? All this …

Automated Transcript: Good evening. We are in acts chapter 12. It’s good to see Gary and Maggie back. That was good. We’ll begin with the questions from chapter 11 after we have a word of prayer and then we’ll get into chapter 12, got a, got a lot of ground to cover tonight and we’ll see if we cover it all. Let’s pray Our gracious father in heaven. We bow before you thankful for this day. Thankful for all that you’ve done for us, thankful for the weather, thankful for the opportunity and the health that we have to come out and assemble together. Mindful of those who because of health or because of other reasons are unable to assemble with us. We pray for those who are dealing with illness, dealing with the loss of loved ones, dealing with hardships and pain and struggles. We know so often that are and our life and our, our day-to-day lives are plagued with such things we pray and are mindful and conscious of those individuals who are struggling with such things and ask that they have comfort and strength as each one of us desires. In our own times of hardship, we pray that you will help us to always do unto others as we would have them do unto us, that we might show kindness, love, care concern, as we would desire to have shown to us as well. We pray for our nation and the decisions and the choices …

Automated Transcript: <inaudible> good evening. We are in book of acts. This evening, acts chapter 10. Everyone is doing well enjoying this nice winter weather we’re having for anyone who’s not in the Memphis area who may be watching online. It’s about 60 degrees outside. So, all right, we, we concluded up chapter concluded chapter nine on Sunday, and we’ll use just kind of the last few verses of that is our introduction into chapter 10 because Luke sets the stage for the events of chapter 10, as he closes out what we have broken up into chapter nine. But let’s begin with a word of prayer. Our gracious father in heaven, we bow before you grateful for this day, grateful for all of its blessings, grateful for the things that you do for us each and every day, we pray that you be with us as we go through this period of study, may the things that we say, the things that we do be in accordance with your will. May we learn the lessons that you have placed here for us in the book of acts. And may we come to a greater appreciation for the barriers and the walls that you have torn down in our world, that we might have unity and oneness in Christ. We pray that you will watch over those who are struggling with illnesses and, and injuries and difficulties pray that they might be returned back to their desired help. All this. …