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Verse of the Year
He has Risen...
He has risen indeed!
Today we celebrate the great event in history, the greatest gift, the greatest sacrifice, the great love the world has ever seen!
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Introduction
Last week we looked at the storm that begin in Peter’s heart!
Today we are focused on Jesus’ storm that formed in the our hearts.
We created Jesus’ storm through sin.
Notice how Isaiah describes this storm:
Isaiah 53:
Jesus’ storm is my storm!
Jesus’ storm is your storm, he took your place.
He did not have to, he wanted to,
He did not despise you, He loves you,
He did not leave you, He carried you,
He did not destroy you, He destroyed your sin.
Jesus was the greatest volunteer to ever live.
He did not have to volunteer, but his did.
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He did not have to volunteer, but his did.
The greatest and most tragic event in history was accomplished by a volunteer, who was the Son of God.
The greatest and most tragic event in history was accomplished by a volunteer, who was the Son of God.
The greatest and most tragic event in history was accomplished by a volunteer, who was the Son of God.
Today, I want you to see four important decision Jesus made in the mist of the storm.
Not only does his survived the storm; the storm becomes the redemption of the world.
The decisions we make in the mist of the storm makes all the difference.
Follow Jesus example!
Jesus refused the easy way.
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Jesus refused the easy way.
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Luke 22:
Jesus acknowledge the storm in his life through prayer with the Father and tells him exactly how we feel.
(“Father, if you are willing, take this cup from me…), but notice how Jesus acknowledged the God power over the storm.
(take this cup from me… not my will, but yours be done.”)
acknowledge the storm (Prayer) (the cup)
acknowledge God power over the storm (Believe) (your will be done)
When you ignore the Storms in your life you are missing out on the experiences God’s power in our life.
But when we acknowledge the storm in our life we experience God power.
When Jesus was tempted by Satan he of offered EASY.
Jesus said, “… broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it.”
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7:13
Today, if you look at your Christian walk and it is EASY something is wrong.
acknowledge God’s power over the storm (believe) (Your will be done)
When you ignore the Storms in your life you are missing out on the experiences God’s power in our life.
But when we acknowledge the storm in our life we experience God power.
You do not need EASY, you need POWER in your life today.
You want your life to have meaning and purpose and that is not found in EASY, it is found through the POWER OF GOD!
When Jesus was tempted by Satan he of offered EASY.
Jesus said, “… broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it.”
You do not need EASY, you need SIGNIFICANTS in your life today.
You want your life to have meaning and purpose and that is not found in EASY, it is found through God’s Power.
trust God (Believe)
You do not need EASY, you need SIGNIFICANTS in you life today.
You want your life to have meaning and purpose and that is not found in EASY!
Jesus refused the pity.
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Luke
Don’t get wrapped up in pity when bad things happen.
Wrap yourself in the grace and mercy of the Lord Jesus Christ.
FEELING sorry for your sins is not enough!
You must repeat, which means turn away from your sins and turn to God and experience his power!.
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Why did Jesus say, “don’t weep for me”
He was not under the bondage of sin!
He was not under judgement.
He was not facing eternal death.
You do not need PITY OF THE WORLD in your life today, you need POWER OF THE CROSS!
Maybe you are saying, “Pastor you do not know what I been through”.
No I don’t!
BUT I do know what you will go though without the POWER OF THE CROSS!
Jesus refused the bitterness.
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Jesus refused the bitterness.
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BITTERNESS NEVER HELPS!
Paul tells us to get rid of bitterness and James tells if not to harbor it.
Eph 4:31
In the book of James, it commands us not to harbor bitterness.
Harbor means to allow to stay in our heart.
You do not need BITTERNESS in your life today, you need BROKENNESS before God.
Jesus refused defeat.
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Jesus refused defeat.
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Luke 24:1
So many Christians live a defeated life because they are looking for the living among the dead!
Do not look for life in dead things.
1 Cor
What we need to understand today is that your storm is His Storm.
It is never EASY.
If you are looking for EASY, you want find it here.
I love worship songs and we sing them often, but you know what we need: Battle Songs
1 Cor.
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Satan you offer me a empty life, Jesus offers me his empty tomb.
Satan you offer me a live of brokenness, Jesus offers me his broken body.
Jesus could have settled for easy and let us face the sins alone, Jesus could have settled for pity and felt sorry you himself rather than filling sorry for you.
He could have allowed bitterness toward our rebellion grow in his heart.
He could have settled for defeat; but choose to fight for you.
Jesus could have settled for easy and let us face the sins alone, Jesus could have settled for pity and felt sorry you himself rather than filling sorry for you.
He could have allowed bitterness toward our rebellion grow in his heart.
He could have settled for defeat; but choose to fight for your victory
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