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Speaker 2: All right, if you have your Bibles with you, turn
Speaker 2: it to Psalm chapter one hundred and three, will be
Speaker 2: going through the whole Song of Some and it starts
Speaker 2: off with verse one. And it's interesting in verse one
Speaker 2: in the last verse because this when the song was made,
Speaker 2: it was a bookend of the same theme. Okay, and
Speaker 2: one hundred and three, verse one it says, bless the Lord,
Speaker 2: oh my soul, and all that is within me, bless
Speaker 2: his holy name. And in the last verse, in verse
Speaker 2: twenty two, it talks about blessing the Lord again. So
Speaker 2: the writer of the song, David was saying, in our
Speaker 2: life we begin with praise and blessing the Lord, and
Speaker 2: at the end of our life we also end with
Speaker 2: praising and blessing the name of the Lord. In whatever
Speaker 2: season that we are in. I love how he uses
Speaker 2: the word bless the Lord, Oh my soul. Soul talks
Speaker 2: about the seat of the emotion. Okay, all of our emotion, happy, sad, glad, hungry, angry, you.
Speaker 1: Know, peaceful. Bless the Lord, oh my soul. What that
Speaker 1: means is whatever.
Speaker 2: Emotion that I'm feeling, whether I'm so happy today or
Speaker 2: I'm at the darkest moment of my life and I'm
Speaker 2: resting in despair and depression, I can actually praise.
Speaker 1: The Lord and bless the Lord.
Speaker 2: All that is within me, my very inner being praises
Speaker 2: the Lord. Week one, we talk about tays and see
Speaker 2: that the Lord is good, engaging all our senses to
Speaker 2: experience the goodness of God. And now it talks about
Speaker 2: when we experience the grace of God, it makes me
Speaker 2: bless the Lord with my innermost being, all that is
Speaker 2: within me, I praise his name.
Speaker 1: You will know a person.
Speaker 2: Has really walk with God when he would praise God
Speaker 2: not just in the midst of happiness and joy, but
Speaker 2: also in the midst of suffering that he can say,
Speaker 2: bless the Lord, oh my soul, and all that is
Speaker 2: within me, bless his Holy name. It's engaging my senses
Speaker 2: to bless the Lord, to praise the Lord. How are
Speaker 2: we in times when it is challenging to praise or
Speaker 2: to pray to the Lord.
Speaker 1: I know we wrestle with it.
Speaker 2: I wrestle with it, especially in dark moments, in moments
Speaker 2: when you feel like you couldn't pray. The Bible says,
Speaker 2: you've got to bless the Lord with all that is
Speaker 2: within you.
Speaker 1: I need to muster up enough faith to utter words.
Speaker 2: Of praise and declaring, God, you are good, God, you
Speaker 2: are gracious, even in the midst of suffering.
Speaker 1: And this was what David was saying.
Speaker 2: As we sing this song and pass this on to
Speaker 2: the next generation, we will tell them, do not just
Speaker 2: praise God in the midst of joy, You praise God
Speaker 2: in the midst of suffering, in the midst of pain.
Speaker 2: Bless the Lord, oh my soul, and all that is
Speaker 2: within me.
Speaker 1: Bless his Holy name.
Speaker 2: Then in verse two it says, bless the Lord all
Speaker 2: my soul, and forget not all his benefits.
Speaker 1: David now tells.
Speaker 2: The people you've got, you shouldn't forget the benefits you have.
Speaker 1: As a child of God.
Speaker 2: We tend to easily forget, right, We forget a lot
Speaker 2: of things we forget, whether it's something that's good or
Speaker 2: bad that has happened in the life. After a few months,
Speaker 2: we forget. After a few years, we forget. And whether
Speaker 2: it's for the good or for the bad, we by
Speaker 2: nature tend to forget. And David was saying, as people
Speaker 2: of God, do not forget, forget what do not forget
Speaker 2: your benefits as a child of God. And so today
Speaker 2: I have nine points. Okay, very long, sermonth. It took
Speaker 2: me in one hour to preach none, just joking. In
Speaker 2: the next twenty five minutes, I'll be showing to you
Speaker 2: nine benefits of being a child of God, of what
Speaker 2: it means to have God as my Lord and Savior,
Speaker 2: as the God whom I worship. And God was saying,
Speaker 2: as you worship me and as you fear me, do
Speaker 2: not forget the benefits I'm going to give you.
Speaker 1: And this is what We're going to look at today.
Speaker 1: Let's not forget.
Speaker 2: That's why you have to take down notes so you
Speaker 2: won't forget, or take a picture of the not me,
Speaker 2: not my face, take a picture of the verses, or
Speaker 2: might as well read your Bible some one hundred and
Speaker 2: three sing this as a song. Get the ten thousand
Speaker 2: reasons downloaded so that you'll not forget your benefits. Verse three,
Speaker 2: it says, first benefit, who forgives all your iniquity, who
Speaker 2: heals all your diseases. In this line he says the
Speaker 2: first two benefits. Number one, he forgives you of all
Speaker 2: your sin. Now, when we say God forgives us of
Speaker 2: our sin, you have to understand the theology behind this.
Speaker 2: It took Jesus going down to Earth to forgive us
Speaker 2: of our sin. Somebody needed to pay the penalty of
Speaker 2: our sin. So what the song was saying is, do
Speaker 2: not forget the Christ has forgiven you. God forgives us
Speaker 2: of our sin. Sometimes, you know, the problem is we
Speaker 2: have a hard time forgiving ourself for our own sin.
Speaker 2: God is saying, No, I am a God who give
Speaker 2: you the benefit. The benefit is I forget given you
Speaker 2: of your sin. Do not let sin define you. Do
Speaker 2: not let the sin of your past define who will
Speaker 2: you become today? Who you are today, it's not because
Speaker 2: of the sins that you've committed or was committed against you.
Speaker 1: It is me who defines it.
Speaker 2: I've forgiven you of your sin, and I've asked my
Speaker 2: beloved son to die on the cross for your sin.
Speaker 2: That's why we can come to God and worship God.
Speaker 2: That's why I can bless the Lord. All my soul
Speaker 2: and all that is within me will bless His holy name.
Speaker 2: Why because now I'm forgiven deby It's hard If may
Speaker 2: trans Nig and I will go to Nik and talk
Speaker 2: to Ni, it will be awkward because I know there
Speaker 2: is unresolved sin. There's no way I can ask Niki
Speaker 2: for a favor because I know I've hurt her, I've
Speaker 2: cheated on her, or I manipulated her. And now I
Speaker 2: come to why because there's unresolved sin. What God is
Speaker 2: saying is I've forgiven you of all your sin.
Speaker 1: And then he goes to the next one.
Speaker 2: He says, not only have I forgiven you of all
Speaker 2: your sin, I've healed all your disease. What he's saying is,
Speaker 2: I'm not saying there's a guarantee today as you leave
Speaker 2: the church, your all your.
Speaker 1: Sickness will be gone.
Speaker 2: What the song was saying is, this is a God
Speaker 2: who is capable of healing you of every disease. You
Speaker 2: come to that God, it's not the pastor.
Speaker 1: Who will heal you.
Speaker 2: It is God who heals you, and I will heal
Speaker 2: you of all your diseases. That's why in the New Testament,
Speaker 2: every time there's somebody who's sick, what would Jesus say,
Speaker 2: there's a Lord, do you want to get well? Yes,
Speaker 2: your sins are forgiven. Be like tat you about. He
Speaker 2: did not say, rise up and walk. He says, your
Speaker 2: sins are forgiven because the ultimate disease that we have
Speaker 2: is our sin. And he says, if I go to
Speaker 2: the root, I'll be able to bring healing upon the people.
Speaker 1: Everybody here will die.
Speaker 2: You all know that mortality rate not one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: Everybody in this room will die. God is a God
Speaker 2: who's able to heal. But ultimately it is God who
Speaker 2: forgives us of our sin by sending his son Jesus
Speaker 2: to come here on earth to die on the cross
Speaker 2: for us. He forgives our sin, He heals our diseases.
Speaker 1: You can come to the.
Speaker 2: Lord in prayer and declare, Lord, I pray that this
Speaker 2: year will be a sick free year for my family. Lord,
Speaker 2: I declare the healing of God. I declare divine health
Speaker 2: over my family. Because it is a benefit that God
Speaker 2: has given you. I declare that over my family. Lord,
Speaker 2: it will be sick free for my family. Lord that
Speaker 2: I'm not going to the hospital except for my few pimples. Lord,
Speaker 2: I don't even go to the Derimah. Right, it's just
Speaker 2: declaring God, it's going to be sick free for us, Lord,
Speaker 2: that you will boost the immune system of my kids
Speaker 2: in the name of Jesus.
Speaker 1: That's what we do.
Speaker 2: But lamanamen, Oh, come come here, let's pray Lord right now,
Speaker 2: we command the immune system, Lord to be strong in
Speaker 2: the name of Jesus. Y. It's a benefit that you
Speaker 2: can actually claim. And that's why you learn how to pray.
Speaker 2: If you read the word, He's forgiven me of my sin,
Speaker 2: and he's healed me of my diseases verse four. Who
Speaker 2: redeems you from your life from the pit, Who crowns
Speaker 2: you with steadfast love and mercy.
Speaker 1: When he talks about redeeming your.
Speaker 2: Life from the pit, the context was he was talking
Speaker 2: to the Israelites, and life from the pit was was
Speaker 2: the story of the Israelites in Egypt, where they were slaves.
Speaker 2: They couldn't even make a choice in life. They were slaves.
Speaker 2: They would work more than twelve hours a day for
Speaker 2: somebody who treats them as slaves. He says, I will
Speaker 2: take you out from that life of pit.
Speaker 1: I will redeem you.
Speaker 2: I will take away the bondages, the strongholds of your life.
Speaker 1: It is me who would do it.
Speaker 2: It takes a supernatural God to take somebody out of
Speaker 2: the pit.
Speaker 1: You can't do that on your own.
Speaker 2: It's going to be hard to do it on your own.
Speaker 2: There's no mantra that you can reside every day in
Speaker 2: front of the mirror that could take you out from
Speaker 2: the pit. There's no pill that can take you out
Speaker 2: of depression. It can make you feel good for a
Speaker 2: certain moment, but then after that it comes back. It
Speaker 2: is God who takes our life away from the pit,
Speaker 2: removing us from the bondage of sin, and then he
Speaker 2: crowns us with steadfast love and mercy.
Speaker 1: Here's a picture of a.
Speaker 2: Man that was in bondage, swallowed by a mud pit.
Speaker 1: They couldn't take him out, it was too heavy.
Speaker 2: This is a picture of a lot of Christians today
Speaker 2: who forgot the benefits. They're living life under the pit
Speaker 2: of sin, of the pressure of anger, of unforgiveness, and
Speaker 2: they don't when people were helping them. They don't want
Speaker 2: any help. They say, I'm hopeless. It's hopeless. Lord, you
Speaker 2: don't understand how deep down I am.
Speaker 1: In the pit.
Speaker 2: But God is saying, I am the God who can
Speaker 2: take you out, redeem you from a life, from the
Speaker 2: life that is in the pit. Redeem means I paid
Speaker 2: for so that you can have a greater life, alive
Speaker 2: with purpose and meaning, not alive under the pit.
Speaker 1: That's very pitiable.
Speaker 2: But you hold back by strongholds of sin, of unforgiveness,
Speaker 2: and God is saying, only I can take you supernaturally
Speaker 2: out of it. Addictions can be broken supernaturally. In fact,
Speaker 2: study shows that even rehabilitation in doxification of any addiction,
Speaker 2: whether it's born, it's drugs, whatever addiction it is, it's
Speaker 2: a disease.
Speaker 1: As we all know.
Speaker 2: That's why we go to rehab is as low as
Speaker 2: less than ten.
Speaker 1: Percent success rate.
Speaker 2: Why science cannot solve something that's supernatural. It takes a
Speaker 2: supernatural God to take away demonic strongholds. Whether you're addicted
Speaker 2: to us, addicted to medicine, addicted to whatever addiction that
Speaker 2: you have, it takes a supernatural God.
Speaker 1: To do it. It is God who takes our life
Speaker 1: away from the pit. The world has tried so many solutions. Fear,
Speaker 1: if you do this will kill you.
Speaker 2: And we all know after how many months, it's not
Speaker 2: really a long term solution. You can be fearful now,
Speaker 2: but you will stay on the pit. The addiction will
Speaker 2: never be solved for the next how many years, only.
Speaker 1: When there's fear.
Speaker 2: But when we change administration and it's not the war
Speaker 2: on drugs anymore, I can actually go back. Why because
Speaker 2: my heart wasn't solved of its addiction.
Speaker 1: I'm in fear now.
Speaker 2: But once the fear factory is gone, I can go back.
Speaker 2: This is the problem of a lot of rebellious students.
Speaker 2: For teenagers right grew up under the law.
Speaker 1: You don't do this, you don't do that, or else
Speaker 1: or else.
Speaker 2: When in college party, why they're no longer under the
Speaker 2: law and they think, now this is the life that
Speaker 2: I live.
Speaker 1: How can they get out from that? Not by having
Speaker 1: mommy and Daddy helicopter you around.
Speaker 2: They're always there, which we can It's not through CCTV,
Speaker 2: but it's true a change of heart, and who can
Speaker 2: do that?
Speaker 1: Only God can do that. It's tried and tested.
Speaker 2: You can never change the heart of your kids. You
Speaker 2: can never change the heart of your spouse. You can
Speaker 2: never even change your heart. Only God can do it.
Speaker 2: Only God can transform you. He rescues us and redeems us,
Speaker 2: transforms us from the life of pitt, which is a
Speaker 2: symbol of death, and he says, I crown you with
Speaker 2: steadfast love and mercy. The word David used in the
Speaker 2: song was the word crown. I crown you. It might
Speaker 2: have reminded him of the day of his crowning, when
Speaker 2: he was crowned king. It was David knew the honor
Speaker 2: and prestige of being crowned as king. When they gave
Speaker 2: him the crown. It was a crown of.
Speaker 1: Power, of position, of glory.
Speaker 2: They gave that to King. David announce it to the world.
Speaker 2: He is now king. We've crowned him king, and now
Speaker 2: David writes in a song, the benefit of a child
Speaker 2: of God is his crown with what steadfast love and mercy.
Speaker 1: God is announcing to the world.
Speaker 2: If you fear me and you are my child, I
Speaker 2: crown you, not with earthly crown.
Speaker 1: I crown you with love and mercy. It's different.
Speaker 2: You are now marked as somebody. When I walk they
Speaker 2: would see the steadfast love of the Lord. They will
Speaker 2: see the mercy of God in me. Now, what's the
Speaker 2: effect in my life knowing I've been crowned with steadfast love.
Speaker 2: Steadfast means unending, it's faithful love.
Speaker 1: So if I know I'm.
Speaker 2: Love, have you seen a person who you know is love?
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter what people would say.
Speaker 1: If the person is loved, he doesn't really care.
Speaker 2: Not that his stoic in his feelings, It's just he
Speaker 2: doesn't care. Why because my wife tells me that she
Speaker 2: loves me and that I'm handsome. So I don't care
Speaker 2: what my members would say as long as my wife
Speaker 2: thinks I'm handsome and I'm love. Only two women in
Speaker 2: the world tells me that my mom and my wife
Speaker 2: my kids.
Speaker 1: I'm still training them to see.
Speaker 2: Okay, they don't see it yet, but I believe, by
Speaker 2: the grace of God God, their eyes will be open
Speaker 2: from the lives of the enemy so that they would see.
Speaker 2: Ok how's the feeling If I know Timmy loves me,
Speaker 2: I don't care what you feel about me. This is
Speaker 2: the relationship that matters. I'm loved by my wife. Now, ultimately,
Speaker 2: look at this. If you're loved by God, what do
Speaker 2: you care about what other.
Speaker 1: People would say. That's why Christians we.
Speaker 2: Should not be sensitives on my money.
Speaker 1: You care why you're ultimately loved by God?
Speaker 2: What do you care what other people would say? What
Speaker 2: matters is what God thinks of you and how God
Speaker 2: sees you. And God is saying, do not forget this,
Speaker 2: because you tend to forget.
Speaker 1: And that's what Master Christian was saying.
Speaker 2: I've crowned you with steadfast love. It's a love that's forever,
Speaker 2: it will stand the test of time. You will walk
Speaker 2: with that crown, not only with love.
Speaker 1: I've crowned you with mercy.
Speaker 2: Mercy means something you don't deserve it, it's given to you.
Speaker 1: Mercy.
Speaker 2: I'm I'll be punished, but because of mercy, I won't
Speaker 2: be punished.
Speaker 1: That's mercy, he says. You will walk with the crown
Speaker 1: of mercy.
Speaker 2: People would see when they look at us, grab you
Speaker 2: no mercyful Lord, how can he worship like that in
Speaker 2: the midst of sin and suffering? Because of the mercies
Speaker 2: of the Lord, which are new?
Speaker 1: What every morning? Mercy?
Speaker 2: Sometimes we pray to the Lord, how do we pray,
Speaker 2: especially when we say and against God?
Speaker 1: Lord, take me, Lord, kill me ready. Lord, Could they
Speaker 1: imagine I did that to you? Lord, I committed this
Speaker 1: grave sain.
Speaker 2: Lord, imagine that was your prayer the other night. But
Speaker 2: the moment you wake up, before you put on your makeup.
Speaker 2: And as I've been the Lord, and as I been
Speaker 2: the Lord, I say a little prayer for you.
Speaker 1: What was the prayer?
Speaker 2: His mercies are new every morning?
Speaker 1: What does that mean? Mercies are new every morning?
Speaker 2: If it's my translation, what God is saying is the
Speaker 2: prayer he made last night, that pitiful prayer you're praying
Speaker 2: that I'll take you and all you know what? Forget
Speaker 2: about that. My mercies are new every morning. Worship grab Lord.
Speaker 2: This is the benefit of being a child of God.
Speaker 2: You've crowned me with mercy. I walk with mercy. I'm
Speaker 2: humble enough to admit I can't do this on my
Speaker 2: own because I live under the.
Speaker 1: Mercy of God.
Speaker 2: And that he says, who satisfies you with good so
Speaker 2: that your youth is renewed like that what eagles.
Speaker 1: Maybe he was talking to the older people sixty enough.
Speaker 2: Maybe he says, I will renew your youth like the eagles.
Speaker 2: He wasn't saying I'll make your skin young.
Speaker 1: Let dot Torah.
Speaker 2: Do that all right, But your energy, your strength, your passion,
Speaker 2: your vision, I will make it like you're still young.
Speaker 2: That made Caleb said, I want to conquer more lands.
Speaker 2: That made some of our senior citizens here in our
Speaker 2: church still make disciples and mentor next generation to volunteering kids.
Speaker 2: Why their energy doesn't go down. So when we say
Speaker 2: there is no retirement in the Kingdom of God, there
Speaker 2: is a biblical basis Isaiah and Sam one oh three.
Speaker 1: He will renew us like the eagles. Just is among archers, okay,
Speaker 1: but he will renew us. There's new energy.
Speaker 2: There's no such thing as an old age when you're
Speaker 2: in the Kingdom of God.
Speaker 1: He was saying, I can still use you. I can
Speaker 1: still make you prosperous like never before.
Speaker 2: I can bless your business, I can open new doors.
Speaker 1: Do not retire. Retirement is for.
Speaker 2: People who've lost their meaning in life. But I'm renewing
Speaker 2: you like the eagles. And he says, the Lord works
Speaker 2: righteousness and justice for all who are what oppressed. And
Speaker 2: I'll take care of those who are oppressed, those who
Speaker 2: suffer social injustice, the poor, I will take care of them.
Speaker 2: That's why it's a church we activate people into helping
Speaker 2: the poor. We need to bless our city, We need
Speaker 2: to bless our land. If God prospers Greenhills, Victory, Greenhills,
Speaker 2: some one must prosper as well. The culture that's inside
Speaker 2: the church is the culture that should be happening outside
Speaker 2: of the church.
Speaker 1: If there's dancing inside the church, there should be dancing
Speaker 1: in the streets.
Speaker 2: Because we're now fulfilling the role of the church. He's saying,
Speaker 2: this is your benefit. There will be social justice. I
Speaker 2: will take care of those who are oppressed.
Speaker 1: Verse seven. He said he made known his ways to Moses,
Speaker 1: his acts to the peace people of Israel.
Speaker 2: This is the only God in the world, no other god,
Speaker 2: I can assure you who makes known his ways. This
Speaker 2: is the only God who's written his heart and gave
Speaker 2: it to us. All the other religious books are do this,
Speaker 2: do that, step one, step two, step three, so that
Speaker 2: you can reach nirvana. This is the only God who says,
Speaker 2: I would reveal my heart to you who I am,
Speaker 2: where I'm most vulnerable at I'm opening up my heart
Speaker 2: to say I'm a jealous God. This is the only
Speaker 2: God who makes known his ways to his people. And
Speaker 2: then the Lord is merciful and gracious, slow to anger,
Speaker 2: and abounding in what steadfast love. Second time he uses
Speaker 2: the word steadfast, he says, I'm a God who is
Speaker 2: slow to anger. You know, sometimes we try to relate
Speaker 2: our feelings to how God would feel.
Speaker 1: Am I right?
Speaker 2: There are times we would think if that happened to me,
Speaker 2: if I'm God, I would do this. But Silda, please
Speaker 2: do not put yourself at the level of God. We
Speaker 2: are easily angered. That's why there's so much hate in
Speaker 2: the world. Because we're not slow to anger. God is
Speaker 2: slow to anger. Imagine what would talk a month talk forty.
Speaker 1: Years for Israel.
Speaker 2: That was how slow God was, And so on the
Speaker 2: third month, Malto comes forty years.
Speaker 1: Imagine forty years some.
Speaker 2: Of you you're here today. Why because God is slow
Speaker 2: to anger. He's giving you grace. That's how gracious God is.
Speaker 2: With all the sins that I've committed, I'm still here,
Speaker 2: could actually still pray, lift up my hands. I still
Speaker 2: feel the love of God. Why because he's slow to anger.
Speaker 2: Most of us were fast in judgment. God is slow
Speaker 2: to anger. Why because he's abounding in love. Again, that's
Speaker 2: a benefit. The God that I worship is slow to
Speaker 2: get angry. He doesn't need anger management. He knows when
Speaker 2: he's going to get angry. He's slow when it comes
Speaker 2: to getting angry. He abounds in love insteadfast love, magic.
Speaker 2: Moses and the Israelites rebelling, ungrateful, entitled, sounds like our generation.
Speaker 2: Like in the midst of miracles, wine wine, wine, wine, wine,
Speaker 2: wine wine, in the midst of parting the Red Sea.
Speaker 2: Fear fear, fear, Oh they're coming out there.
Speaker 1: God was doing everything to tell them I'm taking care
Speaker 1: of you. He was slow to anger, abounding in love
Speaker 1: to his people.
Speaker 2: That's why I don't say. And if you only know
Speaker 2: my saying that nine has been abused. God knows your say.
Speaker 2: Don't you think he doesn't know? He knows. But how
Speaker 2: come you're still alive? Because he's low to anger, he's
Speaker 2: abounding in love.
Speaker 4: That's the benefit. Lord, look lured, that's not that. That's
Speaker 4: not the god of someone with three It's not because
Speaker 4: he's low to anger. He's patient.
Speaker 2: Then he says he will not always chid the galit,
Speaker 2: nor will he keep his anger forever. He does not
Speaker 2: deal with us according to our what since, nor repay
Speaker 2: us according to our iniquities.
Speaker 1: For me.
Speaker 2: This is the high life. He does not deal with
Speaker 2: us according to our what. Since eye for an eye,
Speaker 2: tooth for a tooth, justice somebody does wrong. You know
Speaker 2: we want what justice, justice lo going justice cost.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying it's right.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying we are a generation who wants justice
Speaker 2: until we commit a sin. And when justice is about
Speaker 2: to be served to us, what do we ask for?
Speaker 1: Mercy? Album? Why?
Speaker 2: Because God says, here's the benefit. I will not repay
Speaker 2: according to your sins. I won't do what I did
Speaker 2: to add them with that one sin, I took him
Speaker 2: out of the garden.
Speaker 1: No, I'm slow to get angry.
Speaker 2: I will not repay or deal with you according to
Speaker 2: your sin. So again, I hope it stops the praying Lord,
Speaker 2: just get me, Lord, just kill me, Lord, Lord, Lord,
Speaker 2: Bai Lord.
Speaker 1: But God won't do it.
Speaker 2: God is saying, I'm not that you think I'm a
Speaker 2: sadistic god. I will not pay according to what is
Speaker 2: according to your sin what. I'm a gracious god. That's
Speaker 2: my nature. I am the same God who told Peter
Speaker 2: you need to forgive seventy times seven times. I'm not
Speaker 2: a god of second chance or third chance or fourth chance.
Speaker 2: I'm the God of seventy times seven. I will forgive,
Speaker 2: I'm slow to anger, I'm abounding in love, and i
Speaker 2: will not repay according to your sin. Because you know
Speaker 2: the penalty of her sin right death. God is the
Speaker 2: right to kill us in an instance. But God is saying,
Speaker 2: I'm not that God, not the God that some of
Speaker 2: the preachings you here. I'm a God who will not
Speaker 2: repay your holding to your sin, holding to your iniquity.
Speaker 1: The is are gone.
Speaker 2: His great plan of forgiveness and redemption will be paid
Speaker 2: on the cross. That's why we always preach Jesus here,
Speaker 2: because that's the central message of the story. All he's
Speaker 2: saying will be fulfilled after a thousand years when this
Speaker 2: song was made, when Jesus came and paid for the
Speaker 2: penalty of her sin. That's why we go back to
Speaker 2: the cross. That's why laws won't change hearts.
Speaker 1: It won't. You've tried it at home.
Speaker 2: You have the strictest of laws, but your child's heart
Speaker 2: has never changed.
Speaker 1: Why only God can change hearts.
Speaker 2: Only if my daughters and my sons would open their
Speaker 2: eyes and see the grace of God, that they would
Speaker 2: be transformed, That it would be easier for me, not
Speaker 2: just my kids, for all of us to actually say sorry, Roy,
Speaker 2: sorry to me, Sorry now uncle.
Speaker 1: Only time I could do.
Speaker 2: That if I've experienced the grace of God. And this
Speaker 2: is what the song was saying, spread this to the
Speaker 2: next generation. This is a gracious God. He will not
Speaker 2: repay according to our sin. And then it says for us,
Speaker 2: high as the heavens are above the earth, So great
Speaker 2: is his love for those who fear him.
Speaker 1: That conditional love of God.
Speaker 2: There's a condition to those who fear him, there's unconditional love.
Speaker 2: The people of God, the Church, if we feel God,
Speaker 2: there would be unconditional love. For great is the love
Speaker 2: of the Father, as high as the heavens above. What
Speaker 2: that means is this grace, grace is God's love to
Speaker 2: the highest level imaginable And even the illustration could it
Speaker 2: really tell us the magnitude of the grace of God.
Speaker 2: As high is the heavens above, How high is the heavens?
Speaker 1: It's unlimited.
Speaker 2: Even science couldn't even google Earth. Could that reach the
Speaker 2: highest of the heavens. That's what the Lord is saying.
Speaker 2: That's my grace, It's the highest level. It's God's love
Speaker 2: to the highest level, imaginable as an illustration, not as
Speaker 2: the truth, because the truth is it's unlimited.
Speaker 1: And then he says, here's how I'll show you how.
Speaker 1: So hi is my love for you.
Speaker 2: He goes to the next verse, and it's one of
Speaker 2: my favorite verse.
Speaker 1: As far.
Speaker 2: As the east is from the west, so far does
Speaker 2: he remove our transgressions from us?
Speaker 1: Get this truth?
Speaker 2: As far as the east is from the west. I'll
Speaker 2: illustrate if I ask Boo en Roy to stand up,
Speaker 2: don't stand up, to stand up. Imagine I asked them
Speaker 2: to stand up. Just Metro Manila illustration. Boo, I want
Speaker 2: you to walk to East Avenue. Just go straight to
Speaker 2: where the major road leads you. Just go straight, don't
Speaker 2: go left or right. Go where the major road leads you.
Speaker 2: East Avenue. You you go West Avenue. We'll have a
Speaker 2: church plant next week at Fishermoll. Okay you go West Avenue. Okay,
Speaker 2: East Avenue, West Avenue. Go straight, don't go left, go
Speaker 2: where the road leads you. You know that Boo and
Speaker 2: Roy will never meet again. And this is Philippines edition. Okay,
Speaker 2: Roy would be going to bag your.
Speaker 1: Bag.
Speaker 2: You He'll go up north, He'll go he'll go to Russia.
Speaker 1: He'll go you'll be a missionary. As you walk up.
Speaker 2: Just going west, Boo goes east, he goes straight east.
Speaker 2: Where would he end up is Avenue Medical Center? No,
Speaker 2: that was the direction. Nobody ches far view Tapos and
Speaker 2: you go there, and you go San Jose Golos. They
Speaker 2: will never meet. I'm talking about Philippines, not talking about
Speaker 2: go west Philippines.
Speaker 1: He and go east. You know.
Speaker 2: Avenue? Okay, Well see you know, so imagine that's how far.
Speaker 1: The point was. Where's your sin?
Speaker 5: How come when we go to God, we always review
Speaker 5: our sin. When he tells us, I'm abounding in love.
Speaker 5: My love is high as the heavens above, as far
Speaker 5: as the east is from the west. Don't review your sin.
Speaker 2: Ask God to forgive you of your sin. He takes it,
Speaker 2: and he throws it as far as the east is
Speaker 2: from the west. So far has see what he uses?
Speaker 2: The word removed. It's not in you anymore. Don't let
Speaker 2: it define you. Oh, because I did this, that's why. No,
Speaker 2: there's now a new direction over your life. Because the
Speaker 2: more you cry out and cry out and cry out
Speaker 2: of the pass since that Jesus has been crucified, for.
Speaker 1: It's actually an insult to the Lord.
Speaker 2: He says, I've removed where's your sin?
Speaker 1: Remember the adulter's woman.
Speaker 2: Everybody was about to stone her. That was a Jesus
Speaker 2: came wrote something in the sand.
Speaker 1: Boo, I think that's what he wrote. Boo, I don't
Speaker 1: know what he wrote. He wrote something. Woman lifts her
Speaker 1: head up, and Jesus said, where are your accusers?
Speaker 2: And then what was the Roman? Go and sin no more?
Speaker 2: What was Jesus saying your past was defined by your
Speaker 2: adulter's relationship. I've taken away that sin. As far as
Speaker 2: the ease is from the west, Look, where are your accusers?
Speaker 1: They're not here?
Speaker 2: Why because there's still living in their sin and now
Speaker 2: they're guilty to throw stones.
Speaker 1: But you go and sin no more. That's my grace.
Speaker 2: I cannot explain humanly why God is like that. That's
Speaker 2: why he's a supernatural god. As far as the east
Speaker 2: is from the west, where is your sin?
Speaker 1: That's why? Don't live in sin. You're no longer a sinner.
Speaker 2: You've been saved by grace through faith. Sin doesn't define you.
Speaker 2: Don't walk in the path of sin. That's no longer
Speaker 2: who you are if anyone is in Christ Gritian's five seventeen,
Speaker 2: he's a new creation.
Speaker 1: The oldest god in the new has come.
Speaker 2: God is saying, I'm announcing you have a different nature already.
Speaker 2: In fact, when you sin now, it bothers you because
Speaker 2: that's no longer who you are. We just celebrated the
Speaker 2: birthday of one of our leaders, God saved eight years ago.
Speaker 2: Remembered when we were doing we were talking to him
Speaker 2: eight years ago.
Speaker 1: He would always curse getting the Lord. That was his language.
Speaker 2: Right, he would be in the victory group and he
Speaker 2: would use curse words too, because that's how emotional he is.
Speaker 2: Two nights ago we were celebrating. He couldn't even imagine
Speaker 2: this guy would curse. Who changed him? This guy fought depression,
Speaker 2: This guy fought suicidal tendencies, lost his business, did not
Speaker 2: have a good family.
Speaker 1: How was he transformed?
Speaker 2: How come when he walks it's as if he has
Speaker 2: no sin. Why he's been crowned with steadfast love and mercy.
Speaker 1: See, he's a different man.
Speaker 2: You see, as Christians, we can live like the sin
Speaker 2: is still residing in us. God took away our sinful nature.
Speaker 2: He died on the cross for that, where is your
Speaker 2: sin even the effects of sin? Oh, if you understand
Speaker 2: what happened to me, and yes, you can live there
Speaker 2: if you want to, or you can claim the benefits
Speaker 2: and say no, God's mercies are new every morning. If
Speaker 2: I have to declare the truth of God every morning,
Speaker 2: if I have to recite someone of three every morning
Speaker 2: to bring sanity and the truth in my life, I
Speaker 2: would do it. Why because I will not forget his benefits.
Speaker 2: As a father shows compassion to his children, so the
Speaker 2: Lord shows compassion to those who fear him, for he
Speaker 2: knows her fame.
Speaker 1: He remembers that we are Thus.
Speaker 2: Another benefit is the compassionate heart of the Father. Why
Speaker 2: is he compassionate to us? He looks at mankind, he
Speaker 2: sees our frame frame. We're like us and sabinion. The
Speaker 2: compassionate Father is saying, man can never save themselves. They can't,
Speaker 2: They're weak, they're frame. They cannot do this on their own.
Speaker 2: They need me. I'm compassionate and I'm helping them. And
Speaker 2: that's the starting point of your walk with Jesus.
Speaker 1: For you to realize you're not as strong as you are.
Speaker 2: Don't believe the motivational.
Speaker 1: Lessons you hear outside that you can do this on
Speaker 1: your own. You cannot.
Speaker 2: Don't read the story to your kid about the train
Speaker 2: going up the hill.
Speaker 1: I think I can, I think I can. You cannot.
Speaker 1: You're not a trained You're a train wreck. You cannot.
Speaker 1: Do not teach them about self sufficiency. They can. They
Speaker 1: can never be self sufficient. They would always need God.
Speaker 1: Why we're weak in our frame, But there is a
Speaker 1: Goddess compassion. It's saying.
Speaker 2: I'm going to touch my kids. That's why the song
Speaker 2: when I'm weak, he is what strong? Another song You
Speaker 2: make me stronger by breaking my heart?
Speaker 1: Worship song.
Speaker 2: Yeah, really, it's a worship song.
Speaker 1: It's derived from some a broken spirit and a contrite heart.
Speaker 1: That is what I desire.
Speaker 2: Only when I come to the point of saying I'm weak,
Speaker 2: I'm broken, Lord NamUs. The phantasies cannot understand this. The unteachable,
Speaker 2: proud people cannot understand this.
Speaker 1: Everything I needed, No, you don't have. You're broken.
Speaker 2: You need fixing and I can't fix you. The Church
Speaker 2: can't fix you.
Speaker 1: God. Only God can transform you.
Speaker 2: And then he says, but the steadfast love of the
Speaker 2: Lord is from everlasting to everlasting. On those eotherium and
Speaker 2: his righteousness to children's children, to those who keep His
Speaker 2: covenant and remember to do his commandments. Third time, the
Speaker 2: word steadfast food was used. Steadfast means firm in purpose.
Speaker 1: My love is firm in purpose.
Speaker 2: I purposely love you, and it's going to be a
Speaker 2: firm kind of love.
Speaker 1: It will stand through the test of time.
Speaker 2: It will stand through all your rebellion, it will stand
Speaker 2: through all your running away. I will pursue you because
Speaker 2: it's steadfast love. And you know what, I'm not just
Speaker 2: pursuing you. I'm pursuing your children's children. Yea, Mama church rebel,
Speaker 2: that will be one of the worst sinners. What I
Speaker 2: mean is.
Speaker 1: Because of the steadfast love of the.
Speaker 2: Lord, pro Lord Neon, that's the steadfast love of the Lord.
Speaker 2: They will never go as deep. Why because of the
Speaker 2: promise of the Lord. That is steadfast love, and do
Speaker 2: us forever from generation to generation, His righteousness to your
Speaker 2: children's children.
Speaker 1: And this is what I believe.
Speaker 2: As we continue to plant the seeds of the Gospel
Speaker 2: to our kids, it's not just going to affect the
Speaker 2: next generation of sea under my line. It will affect
Speaker 2: my children's children. It will be pass on. They will
Speaker 2: sing this song. They will say, God is good, God
Speaker 2: is generous, God is full of grace. It's gonna be
Speaker 2: the song of my grandkids. And this is going to
Speaker 2: be the song of your grandkids in the future. This
Speaker 2: will be a song that you'll be the claring through
Speaker 2: your line, saying, my God is gracious. Benefits of God's grace,
Speaker 2: review forgive our sin, heals our diseases, redeems our life
Speaker 2: from the pit, crowns us with steadfast love and mercy.
Speaker 2: Number five satisfies us that we feel young again. He
Speaker 2: works righteousness and justice for the oppress. Number seven He's
Speaker 2: a God who reveals his heart to his people. He's
Speaker 2: low to anger, abounding in love, and he does not
Speaker 2: deal with us according to our sin.
Speaker 1: It cannot actually be.
Speaker 2: Up to twelve, he's compassionate, steadfast love of the Lord.
Speaker 2: Then he ends, Bless the Lord all his works in all.
Speaker 1: Places of his dominion. Bless the Lord, oh my soul.
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