Speaker 1: Hello, everybody, Welcome to Daily Hope with Pastor Rick Warren.
Speaker 1: So we're continuing with this series called Daring Faith the
Speaker 1: Key to Miracles. And in this series, you're learning how
Speaker 1: to have a bold, unshakable faith that gives you courage
Speaker 1: to impact.
Speaker 2: The world around you.
Speaker 1: And I know we all want that. And now here's
Speaker 1: Rick with the final part of a message called Daring
Speaker 1: to Believe.
Speaker 3: Now the fifth way of what it means to believe
Speaker 3: in Jesus. The last key is I trust what he says.
Speaker 3: I trust what Jesus says, and if Jesus says to
Speaker 3: do it, then I do it. And if Jesus says
Speaker 3: don't do it, I don't do it. What I don't
Speaker 3: do is pick and choose from the Bible.
Speaker 2: I don't go. Oh, I like that verse, so I'm
Speaker 2: going to follow that verse.
Speaker 3: I don't like that one. I'm not going to follow
Speaker 3: that one. I like that command. I'll follow that one.
Speaker 3: I don't like that command. I won't follow it. I
Speaker 3: like that promise, but I don't like that one. No,
Speaker 3: that's the tious thought. That's not what a true believer does.
Speaker 3: A true believer says God said it. That's settled it.
Speaker 3: Whether I believe it or not. God said it. That
Speaker 3: settled it. And so you do what he tells you.
Speaker 3: Now in the Bible, we have the commands of Jesus,
Speaker 3: and we have the promises of Jesus. The commands are,
Speaker 3: if you do these things, life's.
Speaker 2: Going to go a whole lot easier for you.
Speaker 3: Work will go easier, marriage will go easier, parenting will
Speaker 3: go easier if you just do it the way God says,
Speaker 3: because God knows what'll make you happy more than you do.
Speaker 2: And then their promises.
Speaker 3: He said, when you're going through the dark days, the
Speaker 3: tough days, the days of doubt, the days of depression,
Speaker 3: the days where you can't see ford, hold on to
Speaker 3: these promises. The Bible says this, Psalm thirty three, verse four.
Speaker 3: The word of the Lord always holds true. Is that
Speaker 3: true of the government. No, if you don't know the answer,
Speaker 3: it's no. Okay.
Speaker 2: Is that true of the media. The word of the
Speaker 2: media always holds true.
Speaker 3: No, that's not true. That's not even true of me.
Speaker 3: Everybody gets things wrong. Only the word of the Lord
Speaker 3: always holds true, and everything he does is worthy.
Speaker 2: Of our trust.
Speaker 3: Okay, question, little quiz, how many of you believe and
Speaker 3: trust everything you read in the newspaper?
Speaker 2: No? Hands? Yeah, okay. How many of you believe.
Speaker 3: And trust everything you see on television or here on
Speaker 3: talk radio?
Speaker 2: Yeah nobody. How many of you believe everything you read
Speaker 2: in magazines? No?
Speaker 3: How many you would say if God said it, I
Speaker 3: believe it's always true. Then why do we spend more
Speaker 3: time believing and listening to something we don't believe than
Speaker 3: in something we do?
Speaker 2: Huh? Why is that?
Speaker 3: I can't spend five minutes a day reading something I
Speaker 3: know is one hundred percent true, but I will spend
Speaker 3: thirty minutes watching Access Hollywood?
Speaker 2: Really? How much did that enrich your life? Did that
Speaker 2: make you a more beautiful person?
Speaker 3: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: So this is always true?
Speaker 3: Hebrews in the Bible, Chapter six says this God cannot
Speaker 3: break his word.
Speaker 2: By the way, people.
Speaker 3: Ask me all the time, is there anything God can't do?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: There are some things God can't do. God cannot lie.
Speaker 3: The Bible tells us that it is impossible for God
Speaker 3: to lie. Why he cannot deny his character and he
Speaker 3: only speaks the truth. He cannot lie. And the Bible
Speaker 3: says God cannot break his promises. So if God has
Speaker 3: made a promise, it's here and you can count on it,
Speaker 3: and you can bet your life on it. God cannot
Speaker 3: break his word. That's why we trust him. So we
Speaker 3: who have trusted our very lives to God have every
Speaker 3: reason to grab the promised hope with both hands and
Speaker 3: never let go. There are over seven thousand promises in
Speaker 3: this book the Bible like blank checks waiting for you
Speaker 3: to cash, and they're like the insurance policy. How do
Speaker 3: you know when you don't know the promises of God.
Speaker 2: You worry.
Speaker 3: Worry is a sign that you forgot what's in the
Speaker 3: insurance plan. When I know what's covered in my policy,
Speaker 3: I don't worry about it.
Speaker 2: It's covered. We can afford that that's covered.
Speaker 3: When you know what God has offered to cover in
Speaker 3: your life.
Speaker 2: You don't worry.
Speaker 3: You don't stress out because you trust what he says. Now,
Speaker 3: I want to talk to before I close to a
Speaker 3: special group here, and I want to talk to those
Speaker 3: of you who had faith in the past, but maybe
Speaker 3: you feel you've lost it, okay, And we all know
Speaker 3: people like this. We all have friends, neighbors, loved ones,
Speaker 3: family members, relatives who had faith in Jesus Christ in
Speaker 3: the past, or had faith in God in the past,
Speaker 3: but they walked away and they said, I don't have
Speaker 3: any faith anymore. I don't believe anymore. What causes people
Speaker 3: to lose their faith, Well, in a word, when circumstances
Speaker 3: don't turn out the way I want them to. A
Speaker 3: lot of people say, then forget you God, because we
Speaker 3: want God, who's a genie who does everything our way,
Speaker 3: who answers everything our way. We want God to serve
Speaker 3: us instead of us serving God. Pain can cause people
Speaker 3: to lose their faith. I as a pastor, I'm certain
Speaker 3: have talked to more people in pain than any of
Speaker 3: you ever have.
Speaker 2: I know people who've lost their faith because of abuse.
Speaker 2: I know people who've lost.
Speaker 3: Their faith because of betrayal and adultery and infidelity and divorce.
Speaker 3: I know people who've lost their faith because they started
Speaker 3: a business and it went bankrupt and it broke their heart.
Speaker 3: I know people who've lost their faith because they prayed
Speaker 3: that a loved one wouldn't die and the person died. Friends,
Speaker 3: everybody dies at some point. Everybody dies. We weren't made
Speaker 3: to last forever on this planet. I'm glad we don't
Speaker 3: live forever on a broken planet full of sin, suffering, sadness,
Speaker 3: and sickness. You were made to last forever, just not
Speaker 3: on a broken planet. You were made to last forever
Speaker 3: in a perfect place. I'm glad we don't live here forever.
Speaker 3: I'm glad we die and we get to go to
Speaker 3: a place where we will live in perfection forever and
Speaker 3: ever and ever. I know people who've lost their faith
Speaker 3: because they prayed for something to happen or not to happen,
Speaker 3: prayed and prayed and prayed year after year after year,
Speaker 3: and then it just never was answered, and I said,
Speaker 3: we'll forget you.
Speaker 2: God, and they walk away. And yet at the same time, we.
Speaker 3: All know people, other people who've gone through unspeakable suffering,
Speaker 3: far worse than any of us in this room have
Speaker 3: ever ever experienced, unspeakable suffering and pain. And yet they
Speaker 3: their faith grew stronger, they got closer to God, their
Speaker 3: lives became more beautiful, not more broken and more bitter.
Speaker 2: What makes a difference?
Speaker 3: Why is it You can take two people, put them
Speaker 3: in the exact same circumstances, the same pain, the same
Speaker 3: unexplained tragedy, and one person will run away from God
Speaker 3: and the other person will run to God.
Speaker 2: What causes that?
Speaker 3: I mean, if you're in a tragedy, I highly recommend
Speaker 3: you not run from God because there are no answers
Speaker 3: out there in the world. You're not going to get
Speaker 3: any comfort out there. When you are in pain, Always
Speaker 3: run to God, even when you don't understand it. Run
Speaker 3: to God because he's the one who can comfort you. Now,
Speaker 3: we always want God to explain everything. God doesn't owe
Speaker 3: me an explanation or you an explanation for everything that happens.
Speaker 3: And on top of that, explanations don't comfort. The comfort
Speaker 3: of God is what comforts. If my wife died tonight
Speaker 3: and I knew the reason why she died, it wouldn't
Speaker 3: make it any less painful. Explanations never comfort.
Speaker 2: But when we go.
Speaker 3: Through a tragedy, we go why why You're not going
Speaker 3: to know. There's some things we're just not gonna know
Speaker 3: on this side of eternity. When we get to heaven,
Speaker 3: God will explain it. We'll look back and go, oh,
Speaker 3: now I see why God specializes in bringing good out
Speaker 3: of bad. Not everything that happens in the world is good.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of bad in the world, and not
Speaker 3: everything that happens in the world is God's will? People say, well,
Speaker 3: it must have been God's will that that person got murdered. No,
Speaker 3: it wasn't God's will. God has a will, Satan has
Speaker 3: a will, and you have a will. And don't blame
Speaker 3: God for your bad decisions or somebody else's bad decisions.
Speaker 3: If I went out this afternoon, got drunk, God in
Speaker 3: a car accident and killed three people, that would not
Speaker 3: be God's will. That would be my will. Don't blame
Speaker 3: God for the God could easily get rid of all
Speaker 3: the evil in the world, How get rid of you
Speaker 3: and me and everybody else that He's given the freedom.
Speaker 3: God does not force you to do good. You're made
Speaker 3: in his image, so you have the freedom to choose,
Speaker 3: and we typically choose the wrong thing and people get hurt.
Speaker 3: But God specializes in bringing good out of bad. Anybody
Speaker 3: he can bring good out of good, but he turns
Speaker 3: crucifixions into resurrections.
Speaker 2: And one day I'll understand all of that. But I
Speaker 2: suffer for what's right, and I trust what he says.
Speaker 3: But I know that God wants me to turn to
Speaker 3: him in my pain. Why is it then that so
Speaker 3: many don't When some people go.
Speaker 2: Through a suffering.
Speaker 3: They shrivel up, and they get hard, and they get cold,
Speaker 3: and they get angry and they get bitter, and the
Speaker 3: rest of their life they're bitter and angry, and they
Speaker 3: make everybody else around him bitter and angry.
Speaker 2: That's the wrong way to respond.
Speaker 3: On the other hand, there's some people when they face
Speaker 3: unexplained tragedies, they survive, They thrive, and they even grow,
Speaker 3: and their faith deepens and their muscles get stronger, and
Speaker 3: they become more beautiful, more whole, and more balanced and
Speaker 3: more loving. What makes the difference? Some of you thinking, Rick,
Speaker 3: you just don't understand why I've left the faith. You
Speaker 3: don't know what it's like to have your heart shattered
Speaker 3: and broken.
Speaker 2: In a million pieces.
Speaker 3: You don't know what it's like to have a major
Speaker 3: loss in your life. You don't know what it's like
Speaker 3: have your dream splattered on the ground. You don't know
Speaker 3: what it's like to have a prayer that you prayed
Speaker 3: for over and over and over and it wasn't answered.
Speaker 2: And I would say to you, yes, I do, Yes,
Speaker 2: I do. Most of you know. My youngest son.
Speaker 3: Lost his twenty seven year battle life battle.
Speaker 2: With mental illness and he died. It was the worst
Speaker 2: day of my life.
Speaker 3: The day that I had prayed would never happen happened.
Speaker 3: The thing that I feared might since he had struggled
Speaker 3: with minimalists as a little child, actually came to pass.
Speaker 3: And it rocked my world and my family's world. And
Speaker 3: the grief is deep and intense, and I'm still not
Speaker 3: over it. And I had a good cry this morning
Speaker 3: on the second anniversary of his death. When Matthew died
Speaker 3: on Easter Week two years ago, last Easter, there was
Speaker 3: a separation and we were able to honor and think
Speaker 3: about our son on the day of his death and
Speaker 3: then celebrate Easter a few weeks later. When I realized
Speaker 3: that this year Easter was going to be on the
Speaker 3: same date at the death of my son, I was disappointed,
Speaker 3: to say the least. And I was going, this is
Speaker 3: not what I need, God, this is not what I want.
Speaker 3: What I'd like to do is I'd like to celebrate
Speaker 3: the Resurrection of Jesus quietly, low key, at home with
Speaker 3: my wife, with my Lord and with my kids, and
Speaker 3: just get through the day. What I didn't need was
Speaker 3: the biggest Christian day of the year, preach fourteen times
Speaker 3: and stand on the patio for one hundred selfies.
Speaker 2: I didn't need that. I didn't need that, not.
Speaker 3: With the grief that I am carying. And yet the
Speaker 3: more that I thought about it, the more I realized,
Speaker 3: this is perfect because the resurrection is my reason for hope.
Speaker 3: If there was no resurrection, I would be in absolute despair.
Speaker 2: It would mean there is no.
Speaker 3: Possibility of my seeing my son again. There's no possibility
Speaker 3: of afterlife, there's no possibility of heaven.
Speaker 2: There would be nothing. I would be in absolute.
Speaker 3: Despair if Jesus Christ hadn't risen from the dead. It
Speaker 3: is the truth that keeps me going. It is the
Speaker 3: foundation of my confidence. It is the thing that gives
Speaker 3: me comfort. It is a thing that stabilizes my ship
Speaker 3: in the deepest storm. If it weren't for the resurrection,
Speaker 3: there would be no hope. Over the last two years,
Speaker 3: I've been interviewed many, many times by national and international media,
Speaker 3: and they always say, Rick, you prayed for twenty seven
Speaker 3: years that your son's mental illness would be healed, and
Speaker 3: that prayer was not answered, and you prayed that he
Speaker 3: wouldn't die, and he did. Why have you not left
Speaker 3: your faith. Why have you not walked away? And that's
Speaker 3: actually a pretty easy question for me to answer. It's
Speaker 3: because of what I know. I have walked with God
Speaker 3: for almost fifty years. I'm a friend of God. I
Speaker 3: know him better than I know you. And there are
Speaker 3: some things I know about God that hold me in
Speaker 3: the darkest days of doubt, despair, and depression. For one
Speaker 3: thing I know, I know that God is a good God.
Speaker 3: And the reason I know that God is a good
Speaker 3: God is because everything in my life is a gift
Speaker 3: of God's goodness. The air I'm breathing right now is
Speaker 3: a gift of God's goodness. The fact that my heart
Speaker 3: is pumping blood is a gift of God's goodness. The
Speaker 3: fact that you can see and hear and speak right
Speaker 3: now is a gift of God's goodness. Everything in your
Speaker 3: life is a gift of God's goodness. If it weren't
Speaker 3: for God being a good God, you wouldn't be sitting there,
Speaker 3: You wouldn't be alive. Everything you have is a gift
Speaker 3: of God's goodness. Now, if if God was not a
Speaker 3: good God, all that would be in the universe would
Speaker 3: be evil. Now we know there is evil in the world,
Speaker 3: we know there's a lot of bad, there's a lot
Speaker 3: of pain, there's a lot of heartache, but we also
Speaker 3: know that in this.
Speaker 2: World there's a lot of good. There's a lot of beauty.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of beautiful things and sun and shne
Speaker 3: and colors and relationships and love.
Speaker 2: And that's because God is a good God.
Speaker 3: And then I know that God loves me more than
Speaker 3: I will ever ever be able to comprehend, at least
Speaker 3: not until I get to Heaven I get bigger brain capacity.
Speaker 3: No man will ever love you like Jesus Christ. No
Speaker 3: woman will ever love you as much as Jesus Christ does.
Speaker 3: You can't even understand how much that love is. And
Speaker 3: because I know God is a good God, and I
Speaker 3: know God is a loving God, I know that God's
Speaker 3: plan and purpose for my life is both good and loving.
Speaker 3: His plan is to help me, not to hurt me.
Speaker 3: And there are many things in life that I don't
Speaker 3: understand right now, and when I get to have it, it's
Speaker 3: all going to get clear. And I go, oh, well,
Speaker 3: of course, now I see why that was not good,
Speaker 3: but you brought good out of it. And that was
Speaker 3: not good, but you brought good out of it. And
Speaker 3: that was terrible, and that was evil, but you brought.
Speaker 2: Good out of it.
Speaker 3: And I could see how God, God's plan for my
Speaker 3: life is bigger than my problems, and God's purpose for
Speaker 3: my life is greater than the problem that you are
Speaker 3: going through right now. I know that God understands my pain.
Speaker 3: I know that God understands my broken heart because He's
Speaker 3: had one. The Bible tells us that God grieves when
Speaker 3: he sees all the sin on earth. And when Jesus
Speaker 3: Christ died on the cross with his arms outstretched, nails
Speaker 3: through his hands, bleeding from his side, the spear, the nails,
Speaker 3: the crown of thorns in his head, where they had
Speaker 3: beat him to a pulp, where they'd tortured him, where
Speaker 3: they'd ripped his beard out just to be mean, where
Speaker 3: they'd spit on him, harassed him, stripped him naked.
Speaker 2: All the pain that Jesus went through.
Speaker 3: I know that my Savior understands my pain, my emotional
Speaker 3: and my physical pain. And I know that God knows
Speaker 3: what it's like to lose a sun. People say, where
Speaker 3: was God when your son died?
Speaker 2: Rick? He was the same place he was.
Speaker 3: When his son died on the cross, weeping in heaven.
Speaker 3: Worry because sin required that penalty, Sin required that suffering,
Speaker 3: and Jesus paid for your suffering so you wouldn't have to.
Speaker 2: And I know that this is not the end of
Speaker 2: the story, that this is not all there is.
Speaker 3: And then when I go through tough times, I may
Speaker 3: suffer for being a Christian, But so what.
Speaker 2: The rewards will be forever in eternity.
Speaker 3: And most of all, I know that Satan lost because
Speaker 3: Satan can't get at my son anymore. He can't torture
Speaker 3: him with thoughts of compulsion, or thoughts of depression, or
Speaker 3: thoughts of suicide, or thoughts of anything. He can't torture anymore.
Speaker 3: My son is safe in the arms of Jesus Christ,
Speaker 3: and he can't get at him anymore. He can't hurt
Speaker 3: him anymore. He lost big time. He thought he had won,
Speaker 3: but he lost big time. I don't know what kind
Speaker 3: of day you're going through. You may be going through
Speaker 3: days of darkness and depression and doubt and despair. I
Speaker 3: dare you to believe you may be going through days
Speaker 3: of worrying and worrying. I dare you to believe you
Speaker 3: may be goingays through days of confusion and go. I
Speaker 3: don't have the slightest idea what I should be doing
Speaker 3: with my life, or where I should be going, or
Speaker 3: what's up and what's down. I dare you to believe.
Speaker 3: You may be going through days of grief and your
Speaker 3: heart is ripped wide open. I dare you to believe,
Speaker 3: run to God, not away from Him, and you will
Speaker 3: find the comfort that you can't get anywhere else.
Speaker 2: On the screen.
Speaker 3: The Bible says this John chapter one, verse twelve. To
Speaker 3: all who received him, that's Jesus Christ. To those who
Speaker 3: believed in his name, Jesus gave the right to become
Speaker 3: children of God. How do I become a child of God?
Speaker 3: How do I get in God's family? How do I
Speaker 3: know for certain that I'm going to Heaven when I die?
Speaker 3: How do I make sure I'm on the in crowd
Speaker 3: not the outcrowd? I want to be a child of God.
Speaker 3: It says two things, two verbs, received and believed to
Speaker 3: all who received him, to those who believed in his name,
Speaker 3: Jesus gave the right to come God's children. I believe
Speaker 3: he is God, and I receive him as my Lord.
Speaker 3: I believe he is God, and I receive him as
Speaker 3: my Lord. Most, if not all, of us have done
Speaker 3: the second part. You have believed in Jesus Christ. You
Speaker 3: believe he historically existed. You accept the fact that he
Speaker 3: died on the cross he rose again. Congratulations, you're halfway there.
Speaker 3: You now need to receive him as the lord of
Speaker 3: your life, and you need to do the trust with
Speaker 3: him today. If you're ready to have you your life changed,
Speaker 3: this one's going to do it. It's going to seal
Speaker 3: your eternal destiny. It's going to change your life from
Speaker 3: here on out because you're not going to live for
Speaker 3: yourself anymore. Would you pray this simple prayer in your heart.
Speaker 3: You do not say it aloud. God knows your thoughts.
Speaker 3: He knows what you're thinking. And that doesn't even matter
Speaker 3: the words. But as I pray these words, you can
Speaker 3: just say me, to me, to Jesus, Just say, Dear Jesus,
Speaker 3: you have promised that if I believe in you, everything
Speaker 3: I've ever done wrong will be forgiven. And Jesus, you
Speaker 3: have promised that if I believe in you, I will
Speaker 3: learn the purpose of my life. And you have promised
Speaker 3: that if I believe in you, I will get strength
Speaker 3: and power for daily living, and that you will accept
Speaker 3: me into your eternal home in heaven one day. I
Speaker 3: want to have a real faith in you, not a
Speaker 3: fake faith, not a phony faith. I want to be
Speaker 3: a true believer, not a partial believer. I want to
Speaker 3: believe and I want to receive you. So today I confess.
Speaker 3: Just pray this in your I confess I believe that
Speaker 3: you are God, and I receive you into my life
Speaker 3: as my Lord. Today I'm turning over every part of
Speaker 3: my life to your management. You are God and I'm not,
Speaker 3: and you have the right to call the shots in
Speaker 3: my life. Jesus, I want to relax in your love.
Speaker 3: Thank you that I don't have to earn it, or
Speaker 3: deserve it or work for it. I want to use
Speaker 3: the rest of my life serving you rather than serving
Speaker 3: myself and Lord when it is required, I'm ready to
Speaker 3: suffer for doing what's right, whatever that means. Finally, I
Speaker 3: want to trust what you've said, both your instructions and
Speaker 3: your promises. I humbly commit my life to you, and
Speaker 3: I humbly ask you to accept me into your family
Speaker 3: and save me.
Speaker 2: In Jesus' name, I pray, Amen.
Speaker 1: Did you just pray with Pastor Rick to accept Jesus.
Speaker 2: Well.
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