Short YouTube excerpt (uploaded by Hannah Keeley) capturing a brief religious discussion/sermon. Speaker A argues prayer should be communal rather than self-centered, noting Jesus used plural pronouns in the Lord's Prayer ("Our Father... forgive us"). Speaker B and A briefly reference Paul, with B noting Paul claimed he "wronged no man" and A recalling Paul previously persecuted ("He murdered Christians").
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People are like, you know, prayer is boring. Well, I always think prayer is boring if you only pray for yourself. I think God is always bending the arrows of your heart out. Even when Jesus taught us to pray, he didn't even say, when you pray, make it all about yourself. He actually uses eight plural pronouns. He said, when you pray, pray. Our Father who art in heaven, us, our daily forgive us as we. Faith is never about you. It's always about us. It's always, always about the community. Faith is best you shared.
I mean, Paul had the audacity to say, I have wronged no man.
He murdered Christians. That was what.
He took joy in. Why did he have that audacity? Because he saw himself as such a new creation that wasn't even part of his life anymore. That was literally the old man that passed away. And so God is seeing you as without sin. Don't call me into remembrance of your sin. Call me into remembrance of my word.