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AMY: Hi, Dr. MacArthur, my name is Amy.

JOHN: Hi, Amy.

AMY: I want to thank you so much for your ministry.

You've impacted so many people, including myself and my family.

My question is, what is the relationship...how does the Bible define the relationship between

Christ and the Holy Spirit, especially during His ministry on earth?

JOHN: Good question.

The best way to understand that is this, that when Christ emptied Himself as it says in

Philippians 2, and took upon Him the form of a servant, He yielded up His own personal

will.

He said over and over, as we have noted many times, "I only do what the Father shows

me to do.

I only do what the Father tells me to do.

I only do what the Father does.

I only do it when He says to do it."

And it comes to the crux in the garden when He says, "Not My will, but Yours be done,"

which means He is completely submitted to the Father's will.

So He goes through life, not that His will is in disagreement with it, but He yields

up His own prerogatives to do the will of the Father.

The self-emptying, however, is more than that.

It is more than just a willingness to do the Father's will in the Father's time.

It is a yielding up of prerogatives within His own power.

For example, He said if I wanted to I could call a legion of angels.

Right?

But I won't.

He yielded to the Father's will and He yielded to the Spirit's power so that if you, and

this comes out in Matthew chapter 12, if you said of Jesus He does what He does by the

power of Satan, that's what the leaders said, He says you have blasphemed the Holy

Spirit.

Which is to say what He does He does by the Spirit.

You see an illustration of that, several illustrations of that, early on in the gospel of Luke.

You can remember the Holy Spirit leads Jesus into temptation.

The Holy Spirit empowers Him as He goes into Galilee, empowers Him to preach, empowers

to do miracles so that He in His self-emptying does the will of the Father in the power of

the Spirit.

So to assign what He does to the devil is to blaspheme the Spirit who is really the

one doing it.

This comes into clear focus, if you understand from the very beginning, that He was conceived

in the womb of Mary by the Holy Spirit.

He was at His baptism being baptized by John the recipient of the Holy Spirit in a symbolic

way when the Spirit came like a dove and settled upon Him.

This was a demonstration of now that He's going to launch into His ministry, it's

going to be empowered by the Holy Spirit.

So that's the way to understand that.

Now Jesus said in that last night in that Upper Room with the disciples, He said, "When

the Holy Spirit comes, He will speak of Me."

So the ministry of the Holy Spirit now is to point us to Christ.

In His humiliation, Christ pointed to the Holy Spirit as the source of His power.

In His exaltation, in His saving work, the Holy Spirit comes to point us to Christ.

Okay?

Good question, Amy.

AMY: Thank you.

For more infomation >> What was Jesus' relationship with the Holy Spirit? - Duration: 3:42.

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Bert & Ernie Inspired Ellen Staffers to Come Clean About Their Relationship - Duration: 2:34.

So I don't know if you heard, but there

is a story in the news last week about Sesame Street.

Have you seen this?

They said that Bert and Ernie are a gay couple.

The Sesame Street producers said that they're just good friends,

it's not true.

They aren't the only ones who have

had to make a statement about their relationship.

I have two electricians working on my show who

wanted to make a statement about their relationship,

so please welcome Kurt and Bernie.

Thanks for having us here today.

Thanks for being here.

I assume you're Kurt and you're Bernie?

No, he's Kurt and I'm Bernie.

We've been here for 17 years, Ellen,

why would you assume that?

Well, this is only season 16.

But anyway, let's move on.

Listen, there have been a lot of rumors

going around the office about our relationship.

But just because two guys share a studio apartment

does that mean they're a couple.

Nothing could be further from the truth.

I mean, we just support each other very, very much.

Absolutely.

Like this guy right here, Kurt, he

rigged Ellen's entire lighting rig.

Good job, Kurt.

Thank you very much.

And Bernie right here, Bernie wired the entire sound booth,

by himself.

I am so proud.

I am so proud of you.

Thanks, buddy.

Wow, it seems like you guys are really comfortable, physically,

with each other.

Yeah, because we're friends.

That's what friends do, am I right?

I mean, we spend so much time together.

We work together.

We have that time share together in Fire Island.

We host our weekly Ru Paul's drag race viewing parties.

We also have a little side business

where we sell homemade scented candles.

It's a little passion project of ours.

Yes we do.

Yes we do.

We have a clip if you want to see it.

No, you don't have a clip of that.

And so you're saying you're not a couple?

No.

Ellen, I love the ladies.

In fact, in my house, I've got wall

to wall Lady Gaga posters everywhere.

Everywhere.

OK, well, I guess you two should get back to work.

OK, thanks Ellen.

All right.

Oh, the pliers.

Wait, wait.

We're just friends, you guys.

Were just friends.

All right.

OK.

Let's get back to work.

Bye.

Kurt and Bernie, everybody.

For more infomation >> Bert & Ernie Inspired Ellen Staffers to Come Clean About Their Relationship - Duration: 2:34.

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One Dev Question with Chris Heilmann - What is the relationship between webhint and Microsoft? - Duration: 0:56.

What is the relationship between webhint and Microsoft?

Webhint started at Microsoft

but we gave it out to the open community

as an open-source project.

And we handed it over to the JS Foundation

because we want you to contribute to it

and we want you to actually use it for the things

that make up your Internet.

We did not want to build another tool that says like,

"Here's what Microsoft thinks the web is good for,"

or "This is a great Internet according to Microsoft,"

because we want everybody to find their own way

to make the Internet better.

That's why we released it as open source.

It lives on GitHub.

It has its own entity

and Microsoft is just there to help maintain it

and be with other partners there to fix things and add things to it.

But you're very much invited to be part of it

and it is not a Microsoft-owned product.

For more infomation >> One Dev Question with Chris Heilmann - What is the relationship between webhint and Microsoft? - Duration: 0:56.

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Ending a peer support relationship - Duration: 3:26.

All good things come to an end.

Youth peer support relationships are no exception as peer support is meant to be time-limited

and provided only as long as your peer needs and wants support.

Peer support relationships can end for a variety of reasons.

For example, things might come up unexpectedly for you or your peer, such as a move

or new commitments that impact the time you have available.

Sometimes peer support relationships end

because you and your peer decide that support is no longer needed.

Regardless of the reason, it's important to make sure both of you feel comfortable

with how the relationship is ending and what comes next.

We asked peer supporters for their advice on steps you can take

to respectfully wrap up a peer support relationship.

Here are some of their suggestions:

Carve out time to meet one-on-one with your peer to discuss why the relationship is ending.

Take the opportunity to reflect on the good times, lessons learned

and milestones that took place during the relationship.

Talk about your peer's plans for the future, including supports that will be available

in case they need them.

Most importantly, be warm and kind, and don't rush this step.

Closure is so important as your peer support relationship comes to an end.

Just as youth peer support relationships come to an end,

this learning series must also come to an end.

Throughout these videos, we've explored some important considerations

about youth peer support.

To recap, here are some highlights:

Youth peer support is about listening, showing empathy and connecting with another person.

As a youth peer supporter, you have the power to support your peer's wellness journey

and help them find balance and a better quality of life.

Communication is at the heart of youth peer support.

Pay attention to the language you use, practice reflective listening and remember that there

are healthy ways to talk through tricky conversations.

A key ingredient of peer support is a sense of shared identity or experience

between you and your peer.

Sharing your story is a great way to create connections

and strengthen the bond between you and your peer.

Remember that it's important for you to accept differences

and value the person you're supporting.

It takes practice, reflection and an open mind to feel comfortable working in partnership

with people who are different from you.

Be mindful of triggers – both your own and those of your peer

– and the limits to the privacy between you and your peer.

If your peer expresses that they want to hurt themselves or someone else,

you must tell someone.

Don't forget to look out for yourself, too.

As a youth peer supporter, self-care and boundaries are crucial.

You can't take care of others if you don't take care of yourself.

It's also important to develop connections with others in your community,

both for yourself and for your peer.

These connections with supportive people and resources in your community

can play an important role in supporting you while you support your peer.

Finally, don't forget about the importance of closure.

Regardless of why a peer support relationship is ending,

you and your peer need to feel comfortable with how it's ending.

Remember: there's a lot to learn about peer support and these videos are just the beginning.

To support you on your journey, check out these resources for more information.

Thanks for watching!