November 30, 2025 • 48 mins
It’s easy to weep and wail when something goes wrong. Maybe your dreams are dead, your children aren’t serving God, your business is failing, or everything just seems beyond repair. But a resurrection is coming when Jesus enters the room of your life. Fear makes noise, but faith doesn’t let it take over the room. You’ll either make “much ado” or make room for a miracle.
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Speaker 1 (00:02):
Hello, I'm Jensen Franklin, and I'm so glad you were
watching Real America's Voice, and I want to encourage you
today to know that normally, I know you're used to
seeing the news being broadcast twenty four hours a day
all over the world, but the founder of this network
wanted to take some time on this Sunday and bring
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some good news to all the other news. What you
do with the next few moments can affect the years
ahead of your life. Selean in, listen to this message.
I believe it's going to speak to you, and you're
going to encounter a God who loves you and cares
about you this very moment. Open your Bible to mark
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chapter five. Mark chapter five. We'll begin reading with verse
twenty two. And behold, one of the rulers of the
synagogue came Jesus by name, and he saw him, and
he fell at his feet, and he begged him earnestly, saying,
my little daughter lies at the point of death. Come
and lay your hands on her. She's at the point
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of death. Jesus, come and lay your hands on her,
and she may be healed, and she will live. And
so Jesus agrees, and he starts in that direction, the
woman with the issue of blood touches him. There's a
divine miracle that takes place, and then verse twenty four.
In the meantime, I guess we would say, after that miracle,
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that little interruption, someone came and said in verse thirty five,
while he was still speaking, someone came from the ruler
of the synagogue's house and said, your daughter is dead.
Why trouble you the Master? And as soon as Jesus
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heard the word that was spoken, he said to the
ruler of the synagog, do not be afraid, only believe.
I want you to let that. Let's just say that,
do not be afraid, only believe. He permitted no one
to follow him except Peter, James and John, the brother
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of James. Then he came to the house of the
ruler of the synagogue. He saw a tumblet and those
who wept and wailed. Weeping is another word there that
would weeping, wept and wailed loudly, loudly. When he came in,
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and he said to them, why do you make this ado?
And we we don't we don't use.
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That word to do it literally in the Greek.
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Language means self trouble. Why are you troubling, You're you're
causing self trouble. Why do you make this ado and weep?
The child is not dead but sleeping. And they ridiculed him.
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But when he had put them all outside of that room,
he took the father and the mother of the child,
and those who were with him, and entered where the
child was laid. And then he took the child by
the hand, and he said to Letha, come, which is translated,
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little girl, I say to you, arise. Immediately the girl
arose and walked, for she was twelve years of age,
and they were overcome with great amazement. He commanded them
strictly to tell no one, and he said, I love
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this part. Give her something to eat. He said that
something should be given to her to eat. That's very powerful,
And I'll explain in just a moment I'm preaching today
on this verse that says that they wept loudly, they were.
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Making much ado. A commotion was going on.
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As a matter of fact, they bury their dead, the
Jews do within twenty four hours. And they had professional
flute players in christ time, and professional weepers and criers,
and people who would throw a big commotions over helping
grieve with the parents in this case who had lost
a daughter. Notice that fear makes noise, but faith makes room.
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Jesus cleared out the room from all the noise. I'm
preaching on fear makes noise, but faith makes room. And
I put I specifically want you to focus in on
why make.
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You this ado?
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Shakespeare read this in the Bible, and he wrote a
very famous play called much Ado about Nothing. It was
inspired from Jesus' words, how that we get in a
situation and we blow it up, and it's not that
it's not real. This was a real thing. Jesus was
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not ignoring the horrible thing that was going on in
this home and in this family. Their daughter had had passed.
But he said, why are you making such ado about nothing?
Jesus is everything, and I'm in your house, I'm in
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your world, I'm in your family, I'm in I'm in
your need. I'm standing right here. And I understand if
you're making a commotion and you don't have me. But
if you have me, why do you make all this ad?
You make so much ado commotion. You give so much
of your energy to anxiety and to fear and to
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renting and raving and screaming, and why are you making
a do? And I tell you I preach this, not
this sermon i'm preaching today, But I preached on this
text in two thousand and nine, and I called it
much ado about nothing. And I told in that story
how that we were in a building program.
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A lot of things were going on, and.
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I felt such pressure at times about this, that and
the other. And the Lord hit me with that verse
one day, and he said, you're a professional. You are
addicted to adues every little thing that comes at you.
You make a big ado about nothing. Why do you
keep making such a big ado about nothing? I'm with you,
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your God. I am the one who can do the
seeding abundant above all that you could ask or think.
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And I'm in your house, I'm in your church. Why
are you blowing up.
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The situation and forgetting that I'm with you some of
you even as I'm preaching right now.
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You need to hear this all the noise.
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Jesus said, she's not dead, she's sleeping. This is not
an issue about your dead daughter. This is an issue
about your dead faith. You've lost your faith, and that's
why you're talking like you're talking and you're going into hysterics,
like you're going and you're going into weeping and worrying
and stirring up.
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God is still on the throne. God is still. He
has not done.
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Even if it's dead, it doesn't mean he's done. He's
working his will. He gets glory out of any and everything.
Fear makes noise, but faith makes room for a miracle.
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Even if it.
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Seems like it's too late, it is not too late.
Jesus is there. He knows what's going on. He reforms
the reality. He reframes the reality before you assume the worst.
Because they were wailing. Listen, they were wailing, they were worrying.
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Listen. It was all about worst case scenarios. That's what
we do.
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We race in our minds when a bad news comes,
when something bad happens, we race and begin to verbalize
worse case situations. Oh my god, they were looking for
a casket. They were in funeral mode. They were absolutely
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knowing that it was too late. And some of you
have come in with a casket, but you're gonna leave
with confidence.
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Some of you have.
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Come in in your mind with a funeral, but in
and if you're seeing anybody in that coffin that still breathing.
I just believe in holding on. I know that sometimes
in God's time, he's gonna take people. He's gonna take me,
He's gonna take all of you if the rapture doesn't
take place. But I do believe that sometimes we just
need to put some stuff out of the room and
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only recognize Jesus and Jesus alone. Sometimes you have to
put doubt out of the room and fear out of.
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The room and panic God.
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Jesus walked into the panic room when they were having
an absolute breakdown and commotion going on, running and raving,
and Jesus walked in to the panic room and he said, doubt,
get out.
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We're gonna change the atmosphere.
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We're not making room for Ado, We're making room for me,
Jesus the miracle Worker. And I don't know what He's
gonna do for you, but I'm gonna tell you when
you offer him praise. I mean, I wonder what God
would do if we would worship instead of wary. I
wonder what would happen if we would praise as much
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as we panic.
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I wonder what would happen if.
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We would just begin to make room for him instead
of being addicted to aduce.
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Self troubling. You're worried about a lot of things.
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They're out of your control, and that's not how faith
is to operate. Listen, we are not supposed to live
with a chronic fear over us all the time. When's
it coming back? What's gonna happen next? That is not
of God? And you need to rebuke it. And you
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need to understand. You need to say to yourself much
ado about nothing, devil, get out of my face. Jesus
is everything. You are nothing. Jesus is my everything. He's
my future. He's got it. It's gonna be all right good,
and I will praise him. I'll put on the garment
of praise.
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For the Spirit of heaviness. Hallelujah, who Glory to God.
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Fear is the result of increasing vulnerability. When you feel
like it's just closing in, that's when you have.
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To rebuke it.
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God wants you to act in faith first, not panic first.
He wants you to act in faith, not making much
ado about the bad news.
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Act in faith first.
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But Jesus is with me, and I will not let
fear dominate my life.
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Hallelujah when you understand that.
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I found this and I thought it was amazing. Scientists
talk about something called the serentonin transporter gene.
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It's five HTTLPR for.
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Those of you who are taking no and uh and
and and it is a gene that makes people more
prone to worry.
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And if you and this is what the report said.
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It said, if you have the long gene, that means
that you are more prone to like you could get
the exact same news. They've done studies, the exact same news,
bad report or something. And and if you've got the
long gene, you've just got a resilience about You just
got something in you that stands up almost and just says, well,
is it to be okay?
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And then and then and then if you've got the
short gene, And I'm reading this.
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Preparing this sermon, and I'm and I start thinking, Oh God,
which one have I got the short one? Or I
I'm worrying about which one I have?
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H God doesn't want us to live in fear. Do
you believe that some of you have walked in here today?
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And I just I just want to declare to you
that it's time to find your het alujah. You know
how you make room in the middle of chaos and
in the middle of something that has rocked your world.
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Find your het alujah. I like jelly roll Amen.
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He said, I'm in that head Adhi he Loujah.
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I like it when he hits that note.
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That's what you have to do when the enemy comes,
after your joy, after your peace, after your children, don't
see them in a casket.
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Find your height alujah and make room for a miracle.
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Find your het alujah and say, devil, you're not gonna
get my marriage, you're not gonna get my family, and
you sure can't have my children. In the name of Jesus,
I'll find my Heighthaylujah, somebody give him a het aelujah.
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Shout this Sunday morning. Stop making a.
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Do, you can't make a do, and make a miracle happen.
At the same time, he had to put one out
of the room. Make room for healing, make room for breakthrough,
make room for faith. Don't let your emotions take over.
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Let the Word of God take over. Get off of
this negativity, this bitterness.
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In the name of Jesus.
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You have to shake yourself sometimes. And I just declaring
this morning we're I'm not a funeral director. I'm a
man of God coming with a word from God that
it's not over. Jesus is Lord and he is with you,
and you need to stand your ground right here, right now,
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because he's a god of miracles, miracles for our sons
and our daughters. I don't want anything to keep me
out of that room. You know, Jesus wouldn't let anybody
go into that room that wanted to go where the
miracle happened. And that thought hit me so strong. How
many is my doubt kept me out of the room.
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How many times has my lack of even believing God
kept me out of the room where God was going
to do something that could boggle my mind?
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And I'm telling you, when you.
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Get that kind of just being consumed with the problem
and making much ado about it, you keep yourself out
of the room where Jesus does the miracles. Because in
the room, the first thing he did was he touched her.
He touched her, he took her by the hand, and
he spoke to her. There's nothing like the personal touch
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of Jesus when you're in a crisis. I appreciate counseling.
I do I believe in it. I appreciate all of
the things and even coming to church, but there is
nothing like when the Lord, when you're carrying that stuff
and you're dealing with something, and the Lord just comes
personally in the spirit of this Holy Spirit and he
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touches you.
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Personally. You ever been touched the power of His personal touch.
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All at once. You don't see a casket anymore. Your
confidence is back, your curry, your back off. And the
next thing that happened to Bible said she went in,
and when he went in, she was laying on her back,
But when she came out, she was standing on her feet.
Jesus is going to put you back on your feet again.
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You're gonna get your faith feet back. Kidelujah. You're gonna
get your faith feet back, your anointing back, your faith
back to stand up. He we do not ignore with fear.
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Fear is an emotion God created us with. So when
it says fear not, it does not mean you are
immune to As a Christian, you are immune to the
emotion of fear. When I hear my phone ring in
the middle of the night at three o'clock in the morning,
and I hear one of my children. On the other end,
there is a racing fear that comes all over me.
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That is a normal.
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That's not what the Bible means when it says fear not,
it means face it and fight it. Not make much
ado about nothing, but celebrate Jesus. It's everything, and he's
here and he will not abandon us. Now and face
it and fight it. Don't deny it. And fear will
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cause you to become a procrastinator. Just put it off.
Just put it off. Some of you haven't been to
a doctor and been checked. They had had to check
up in years and years. And you're afraid. It's not
that you're using faith, it's you're afraid. That's not right.
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I say, face it and fight it. I want to know,
and I want and I'm not gonna lay down. I'm
gonna face it and I'm gonna fight it. Heightelujah. I'm
helped as far as I know. But there's that little
worry jeans. You see it, You see it just popped
right up right there. But you know what, when it's
all said and done, we're called to trust God and
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to stand and to quit worrying. Some of you're wasting
your whole life making much ado about what could happen.
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Oh God, oh Jesus, helped me. Lord, I feel something.
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Oh shut up and live my goodness, enjoy your day.
This is the day the Lord has made. Let's worry
about tomorrow. Tomorrow it's the wrong spirit blowing up like
a toad frog. And as soon as you walk in
the room, you're a funeral director to might as well
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go in and get preparations made. I rebuke that he
touched her, And the next thing that happened is her
spirit was revived and she stood up on her feet.
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Isn't that beautiful?
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It gives the detail she was twelve years old, so
she walked out of the room that she was a
flat on her back in Hello, I'm Jensen Franklin, and
I want to welcome you to Real America's Voice.
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There's something that's going to happen. I believe.
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As you watch this program, lean in, listen, and let's
see what God can do in your life. Some of you,
I'm thankful you're still in the game and you've been
through it. You've been through some trauma or some chemo
or some something, and you've been on your back.
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You've been on your.
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Back and I'm thankful you're still in the game. But
I felt strong to tell you. The Lord would say, now,
I want you to get back on your feet. I
want you to act like you got another thirty years,
another forty years. Bless God with long life. He will
satisfy me. Come on, somebody, whatever you can believe for
the Bible said he told Abraham you will die a
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good old age in Genesis chapter twelve, A good old age.
Hallelu that's a good old age. There is a good
old age. I don't want to move over into bad
old age where I don't don't know where I am,
I don't know who I am. I don't want that.
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Teresa and I did a will some years ago, and
we and you have to confront everything on a whill.
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It's really funny and kind of you know. But but
she but we were talking about it.
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She said, well, do you what do you want to
do if if you something happens and you become a
vegetable basically, and then there's no signs of life in
your brain dead. Oh that's of course, she thinks, I
already am. But but but but she's And it was
funny because we kind of we're kind of getting into
argument a little bit about not an argument, but pushing
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back and forth. She said, I say, they gave Jesus
three days. What do you think give it three days?
And and I said, well, they gave Lazarus four days,
as if we're going to go Bible. But in all sincerity, folks,
those days will come when they come. Quit procrastinating and
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worrying yourself to death.
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And this is my favorite part of this story. This
is what touched me.
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This is why I wanted to preach this whole sermon
to get to this point. I'm almost done. The third
thing that happened after he touched her, took her by
the hand, set a rise.
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Little girl.
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And the scripture said when she rose from the dead
and got back on her feet, he gave the commandment
that they give her something to eat.
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The commotion now.
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Has changed, everybody screaming, the parents are going berserk in praise,
and Jesus says, make sure that somebody gives her something
to eat. Now it's like he was urgent about it.
What Jesus was saying was it's been so long, she's
been sick so long. She needs a sense of normalcy.
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She needs. Some have you ever gone through something that.
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You've lived so abnormal, you suffered so much that just
just a normal meal with your family, just a normal
walk on a fall day on a trail and beautiful tree.
Some of you have been so through the ringer that
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you gonna know you're healed when it's just wonderful, normal
days again and that thing is not there, always haunting you.
And I pray today is that day.
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I don't know if I made that point.
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I didn't do it like I wanted to do it,
but I decree normal days again for some of you,
enjoyable days, free days. Yeah, some of you haven't had
a normal night sleep. But may the Lord heal you.
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Why do you make this a do all the weeping?
Why are you panicking? Why are you self troubling? Some
people need to hear this message. Day you assume because
something is dead, that is done, but it's not done,
not done.
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What is this?
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What is all this fuss about? Jesus said, what is
this commotion? Well, Pastor, you don't know what I'm dealing with. Well,
I know you haven't lost your best friend, because your
best friend is Jesus. And he said, I'll never leave you,
and I'll never forsake you. Your mind, your mind, the
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decision to stand up is one you have to keep
on making over and over again in life. And I
close with this, but there's the point in the twenty
third song when it says, yeay, though, I walk through
the valley of the shadow of death. And that is
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the point where we go into much ado, right, because
if you're walking through the shadow of death, that means
death is close enough to you that you can feel
its shadow on you or somebody you love. And I'm
not making like or did Jesus make light of the crisis.
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It is very real. We're human beings.
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And when that day comes in your life, either you
or someone you really love and care about and they're
walking through the valley of the shadow of death. Notice
it is a comma, not drama. Hello, I'm Jensen Franklin,
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and I want to welcome you to real America's voice.
If you'll give me the next few moments and listen,
you're going to have the opportunity, I believe, to have
a moment that can change your life. You always need
when that report comes to put a comma, not.
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Make much ado.
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Oh my god, Oh my God, you can have a
moment like that, but then pull yourself together and remember
that's not everything. He's everything, because the rest of it says,
drop the drama and go with the comma.
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I got bad news.
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Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow
of death, I will fear no evil for you or
with me. Your rod and your staff they comfort me.
You anoint my head with all My cup runs over.
Goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of
my life.
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And I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.
And I want one more.
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Verse, and it's Isaiah forty three. When you pass through,
not if you pass through. I'm not telling you you
won't go through the flood. I will be with you.
See the comma. When you go through it, I will
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be with you. And through the rivers they will not
overflow you. And when you walk through the fire, you
will not be burned, nor shall the flame scorch you.
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I love this for I am.
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The Lord, your God, the Holy One of Israel, your Savior.
I have given Egypt for your ransom, Ethiopia, saving in
your place. I love this part of this verse, since
you were precious in my sight somebody really needs to
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hear that. Today at our campus is watching. Since you
were precious in my sight, you have been honored and
I have loved you. Therefore I will give me in
for you and people for your life. Sometimes you need
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to hear Jesus say to you personally, you are precious.
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In my sight.
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I've had him come into the room when I was
going through it and speaking to me, even when I
was a teenager and I went through a trial that
I wouldn't be in the ministry for if I hadn't
gone through it, and he came in and he would
say words like that. One thing he would tell me
a lot is your a royal diadem in my hand?
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And I felt like nothing. I felt like a loser.
I felt like a animal. I hated myself that he
would say, you are precious in my sight. Do you
understand that? Have you ever had him do that to
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you when you thought you least deserved it?
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That's Jesus' love. Just lift your hands up right where
you are, say Lord, help me help. My first reaction
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not to be much ado about nothing. I want you.
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I want you to get in your mind a picture
of what you've been worried about. I want you to
see them, or him or her or it. It may
be a diagnosis, it may be a financial crisis, it
may be someone you love and it seems like it's
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getting worse and worse. I want you to get them
in your mind. I want you to get a picture
of them, and I want your constant answer. I want
your take away to be of this service. Much ado
about nothing. Jesus is everything. Much ado about nothing. Jesus
is with me. Nothing to do about nothing, nothing say
in your alive much ado about nothing.
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Jesus is my everything. In as long as He's with me,
I can make it.
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Not only will I make it, I will triumph because.
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He is King overall.
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If you believe that, say amen, somebody, well.
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I feel the Lord in this place. Don't feel that
spartan bird, wherever.
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Stand your feet, Please, very reverently, just take a moment now.
If you know this sermon was for you, If you
are facing much ado and it's a big deal, and
you know God sent this message to you today, I
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really want to challenge you.
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Not to just kind of feed through it.
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And try to feel a little better. That's not what
I preach sermons like this, for I'm giving you a
word that will be ingrafted to you for the rest
of your life, potentially that when you are forced into
the panic room, you don't panic.
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You stand your ground and you.
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Say, this is much ado about nothing, because I know
Jesus and he's everything. He has the last word. And
if you know this is you, and it can be
a family, or it can be a personal or it
can be whatever. If you know this is you and
this message is for you, I want you to get
out of your seat and just come stand down here
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for just a few moments, because I believe in the
power of prayer.
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So come on from the top to the bottom.
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At every campus, whoever you are, should never hear a
message like this and just let it kind of go
if it's really speaking to you. And I know there's
some messages that hits you more than others. So if
you're not in that and you're not needing this, then
you've got something you can share with somebody else. But
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you're precious in his sight. The Lord told me to
tell you you're precious in his sight. He knows exactly where
you are, he knows exactly what's going on. He knows
your address. He went to this story that I read.
He went to this family's house. He knew their address,
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he knew their child, he knew her age, he knew
every detail about the situation.
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And whatever you're worrying about, parents, I.
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Speak peace to you're worried, worried mine. I love you, Jesus,
I love you, Jesus. Everybody just lift your hands and
start telling him. I love you, Lord, I love you, Jesus.
I love you, Lord. I praise you. Could turn it
into worship. Make room for Jesus, make room.
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For a miracle.
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If you're gonna suppress anything, suppress the aduced spirit, the
self troubling spirit, and start releasing your faith in worship.
Start saying, Jesus, I believe in you. I still know
that that you're working and you're on the throne, and
I don't I don't even have to know.
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How it's gonna end up. I just trust you.
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I don't have to fear anything in this life or anything.
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In the life to come, because I trust you.
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I will trust in you.
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Let the weak.
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Say strong in the stream of.
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You.
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My heard.
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You always.
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It's such a beautiful, annoying in this room. Just lay
your hand on somebody's shoulder right there. Just begin to
minister to them. I'm telling you God is bringing healing
back to this house.
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Physical healings.
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Physical healings are gonna happen in this service. Sing at church,
you ho my heart.
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Place.
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You always.
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My heart with songs song top dealings. When Hello, I'm
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Jensen Franklin, and I want to welcome you to real
America's voice. Maybe you've been going through some things and
you've had moments that have discouraged you, or maybe you
just feel like you've messed up and you can't recover.
This message is for you. I believe it's going to
speak to you this very moment.
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Oh Jesus, I would trust.
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I have not only Lord.
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The strength, Ah.
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You have.
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My heart.
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Play youse, spiel.
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My heart with songs.
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Of deliverance, Mighty name of Jesus, of my shirt on
my cousin, In the Mighty.
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Name of Jesus.
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I would trust in you in the.
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Mid day, Jesus, I want trust. I trust you Lord,
and put my faith. My hope is in you. The
Mighty name of Jesus doing law doing dragging him.
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Right there, the name of Jesus.
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Give us.
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Talk Jesus, I'm trusting you. I trust in you. I
can trust your Lord.
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You are with me.
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You are fum let the week say.
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Say, I am strong in the strength of the Lord,
the street.
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Lord.
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I will trust edy Lord.
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I thank you.
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We make room for a miracle this morning, a room,
a room for healing. Right here, right now.
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Is the name of Jesus in his wife God, I
thank you.
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That you are able and willing. You are able and willing.
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In Jesus' body day sprints or your hand.
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To only believe is the only instruction Jesus.
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Gave in the story.
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He looked at those parents and said two words, lonely believe.
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That's all I need from you. Is not great faith.
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The must see only believe. And you wouldn't have You
wouldn't have walked down here.
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If you didn't believe.
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Honeylujah, in the name of Jesus, I would trust.
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A truss and he would you ride on your road,
make room for a miracle with your own worship. If
nobody on your rod is worship, and draw off your
hands and make just make a little space.
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For God's help to come bresh it in.
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Lonely Billie, what's your name buddy, Jacob, Jacob. Are you
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ready to pray the blessing from Numbers Chapter six over
all these people?
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Yes, you believe.
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It's going to be a blessing on them, and it'll
go with them, and it'll be on their families and
be in their homes.
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Yes, that's a childlike faith.
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Look Out, there's a supernatural, invisible force that's going to
put called the blessing.
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It's gonna be on you and your family. You came
to the right service. Do you believe God can do
anything because he's big.
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Yes, perfect faith, cast it out all fear, perfect perfect love,
perfect love.
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All right, you ready release the blessing. The Lord bless
you and keep you.
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The Lord make his face you shine upon you, and
be gracious to you.
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The Lord loved up his countenance upon you and give
you peace.
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Amen.
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H m hmly.
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H or touch.
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Touch his sister, touches, sister touches sister joe Joey. Touch,
She's in your hands.
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She's in your hands. Thy will thee Jesus, Jesus, m
hm m Jesus, touch that family Jesus who had.
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Mm hmm.
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Raise your hands and worship him ah.
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Ah yeah, just sing it to Jesus. You're making room.
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You're replacing panic with praise, worry with worship.
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Ooh, I'm gonna find my height in Loulia. In the
midst of it all, I'm gonna find my heart and Louliah,
oh rid of God.
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This is this is work for saints of the ages
throughout time. When the temperature came with me in and
it came in like a flood. We'll find your Hoteylujah,
take it up one more time. Everybody, come on down.
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Ah ha Heluia, honey, Louiah, Honey, Yeah, we love you, Jesus.
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We worship you, Jesus.
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We magnify an exhault your holiday, Jesus, Oluiah.
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I'll cry out, Honeylulijah.
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Let's sits on the throne. This is a revival. This
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is the presence of the Lord. This is this is it,
this is what it's all about. We're in this presence.
Thank you Jesus, Thank you Jesus.
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Sweet Holy Spirit, sweet.
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Up here with us.
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Mhmm feeling us.
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We is your Lord.
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For all these blessing.
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We just leave.
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Oh in pray.
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With uh tea will know that we have been read with,
we shall leave this plea.
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Swing to.
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Spirit, a swing.
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Leader by my s.
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Stay right, you will keep us in perfect peace, feeling
us we your love. These blessing.
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Will jessel in.
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Our hands and shout our praise with the town will
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That we have, and
Hello, I'm Jensen Franklin, and I'm so glad you were
watching Real America's Voice, and I want to encourage you
today to know that normally, I know you're used to
seeing the news being broadcast twenty four hours a day
all over the world, but the founder of this network
wanted to take some time on this Sunday and bring
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some good news to all the other news. What you
do with the next few moments can affect the years
ahead of your life. Selean in, listen to this message.
I believe it's going to speak to you, and you're
going to encounter a God who loves you and cares
about you this very moment. Open your Bible to mark
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chapter five. Mark chapter five. We'll begin reading with verse
twenty two. And behold, one of the rulers of the
synagogue came Jesus by name, and he saw him, and
he fell at his feet, and he begged him earnestly, saying,
my little daughter lies at the point of death. Come
and lay your hands on her. She's at the point
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of death. Jesus, come and lay your hands on her,
and she may be healed, and she will live. And
so Jesus agrees, and he starts in that direction, the
woman with the issue of blood touches him. There's a
divine miracle that takes place, and then verse twenty four.
In the meantime, I guess we would say, after that miracle,
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that little interruption, someone came and said in verse thirty five,
while he was still speaking, someone came from the ruler
of the synagogue's house and said, your daughter is dead.
Why trouble you the Master? And as soon as Jesus
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heard the word that was spoken, he said to the
ruler of the synagog, do not be afraid, only believe.
I want you to let that. Let's just say that,
do not be afraid, only believe. He permitted no one
to follow him except Peter, James and John, the brother
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of James. Then he came to the house of the
ruler of the synagogue. He saw a tumblet and those
who wept and wailed. Weeping is another word there that
would weeping, wept and wailed loudly, loudly. When he came in,
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and he said to them, why do you make this ado?
And we we don't we don't use.
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That word to do it literally in the Greek.
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Language means self trouble. Why are you troubling, You're you're
causing self trouble. Why do you make this ado and weep?
The child is not dead but sleeping. And they ridiculed him.
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But when he had put them all outside of that room,
he took the father and the mother of the child,
and those who were with him, and entered where the
child was laid. And then he took the child by
the hand, and he said to Letha, come, which is translated,
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little girl, I say to you, arise. Immediately the girl
arose and walked, for she was twelve years of age,
and they were overcome with great amazement. He commanded them
strictly to tell no one, and he said, I love
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this part. Give her something to eat. He said that
something should be given to her to eat. That's very powerful,
And I'll explain in just a moment I'm preaching today
on this verse that says that they wept loudly, they were.
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Making much ado. A commotion was going on.
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As a matter of fact, they bury their dead, the
Jews do within twenty four hours. And they had professional
flute players in christ time, and professional weepers and criers,
and people who would throw a big commotions over helping
grieve with the parents in this case who had lost
a daughter. Notice that fear makes noise, but faith makes room.
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Jesus cleared out the room from all the noise. I'm
preaching on fear makes noise, but faith makes room. And
I put I specifically want you to focus in on
why make.
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You this ado?
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Shakespeare read this in the Bible, and he wrote a
very famous play called much Ado about Nothing. It was
inspired from Jesus' words, how that we get in a
situation and we blow it up, and it's not that
it's not real. This was a real thing. Jesus was
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not ignoring the horrible thing that was going on in
this home and in this family. Their daughter had had passed.
But he said, why are you making such ado about nothing?
Jesus is everything, and I'm in your house, I'm in
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your world, I'm in your family, I'm in I'm in
your need. I'm standing right here. And I understand if
you're making a commotion and you don't have me. But
if you have me, why do you make all this ad?
You make so much ado commotion. You give so much
of your energy to anxiety and to fear and to
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renting and raving and screaming, and why are you making
a do? And I tell you I preach this, not
this sermon i'm preaching today, But I preached on this
text in two thousand and nine, and I called it
much ado about nothing. And I told in that story
how that we were in a building program.
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A lot of things were going on, and.
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I felt such pressure at times about this, that and
the other. And the Lord hit me with that verse
one day, and he said, you're a professional. You are
addicted to adues every little thing that comes at you.
You make a big ado about nothing. Why do you
keep making such a big ado about nothing? I'm with you,
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your God. I am the one who can do the
seeding abundant above all that you could ask or think.
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And I'm in your house, I'm in your church. Why
are you blowing up.
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The situation and forgetting that I'm with you some of
you even as I'm preaching right now.
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You need to hear this all the noise.
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Jesus said, she's not dead, she's sleeping. This is not
an issue about your dead daughter. This is an issue
about your dead faith. You've lost your faith, and that's
why you're talking like you're talking and you're going into hysterics,
like you're going and you're going into weeping and worrying
and stirring up.
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God is still on the throne. God is still. He
has not done.
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Even if it's dead, it doesn't mean he's done. He's
working his will. He gets glory out of any and everything.
Fear makes noise, but faith makes room for a miracle.
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Even if it.
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Seems like it's too late, it is not too late.
Jesus is there. He knows what's going on. He reforms
the reality. He reframes the reality before you assume the worst.
Because they were wailing. Listen, they were wailing, they were worrying.
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Listen. It was all about worst case scenarios. That's what
we do.
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We race in our minds when a bad news comes,
when something bad happens, we race and begin to verbalize
worse case situations. Oh my god, they were looking for
a casket. They were in funeral mode. They were absolutely
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knowing that it was too late. And some of you
have come in with a casket, but you're gonna leave
with confidence.
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Some of you have.
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Come in in your mind with a funeral, but in
and if you're seeing anybody in that coffin that still breathing.
I just believe in holding on. I know that sometimes
in God's time, he's gonna take people. He's gonna take me,
He's gonna take all of you if the rapture doesn't
take place. But I do believe that sometimes we just
need to put some stuff out of the room and
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only recognize Jesus and Jesus alone. Sometimes you have to
put doubt out of the room and fear out of.
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The room and panic God.
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Jesus walked into the panic room when they were having
an absolute breakdown and commotion going on, running and raving,
and Jesus walked in to the panic room and he said, doubt,
get out.
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We're gonna change the atmosphere.
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We're not making room for Ado, We're making room for me,
Jesus the miracle Worker. And I don't know what He's
gonna do for you, but I'm gonna tell you when
you offer him praise. I mean, I wonder what God
would do if we would worship instead of wary. I
wonder what would happen if we would praise as much
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as we panic.
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I wonder what would happen if.
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We would just begin to make room for him instead
of being addicted to aduce.
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Self troubling. You're worried about a lot of things.
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They're out of your control, and that's not how faith
is to operate. Listen, we are not supposed to live
with a chronic fear over us all the time. When's
it coming back? What's gonna happen next? That is not
of God? And you need to rebuke it. And you
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need to understand. You need to say to yourself much
ado about nothing, devil, get out of my face. Jesus
is everything. You are nothing. Jesus is my everything. He's
my future. He's got it. It's gonna be all right good,
and I will praise him. I'll put on the garment
of praise.
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For the Spirit of heaviness. Hallelujah, who Glory to God.
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Fear is the result of increasing vulnerability. When you feel
like it's just closing in, that's when you have.
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To rebuke it.
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God wants you to act in faith first, not panic first.
He wants you to act in faith, not making much
ado about the bad news.
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Act in faith first.
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But Jesus is with me, and I will not let
fear dominate my life.
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Hallelujah when you understand that.
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I found this and I thought it was amazing. Scientists
talk about something called the serentonin transporter gene.
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It's five HTTLPR for.
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Those of you who are taking no and uh and
and and it is a gene that makes people more
prone to worry.
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And if you and this is what the report said.
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It said, if you have the long gene, that means
that you are more prone to like you could get
the exact same news. They've done studies, the exact same news,
bad report or something. And and if you've got the
long gene, you've just got a resilience about You just
got something in you that stands up almost and just says, well,
is it to be okay?
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And then and then and then if you've got the
short gene, And I'm reading this.
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Preparing this sermon, and I'm and I start thinking, Oh God,
which one have I got the short one? Or I
I'm worrying about which one I have?
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H God doesn't want us to live in fear. Do
you believe that some of you have walked in here today?
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And I just I just want to declare to you
that it's time to find your het alujah. You know
how you make room in the middle of chaos and
in the middle of something that has rocked your world.
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Find your het alujah. I like jelly roll Amen.
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He said, I'm in that head Adhi he Loujah.
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I like it when he hits that note.
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That's what you have to do when the enemy comes,
after your joy, after your peace, after your children, don't
see them in a casket.
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Find your height alujah and make room for a miracle.
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Find your het alujah and say, devil, you're not gonna
get my marriage, you're not gonna get my family, and
you sure can't have my children. In the name of Jesus,
I'll find my Heighthaylujah, somebody give him a het aelujah.
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Shout this Sunday morning. Stop making a.
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Do, you can't make a do, and make a miracle happen.
At the same time, he had to put one out
of the room. Make room for healing, make room for breakthrough,
make room for faith. Don't let your emotions take over.
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Let the Word of God take over. Get off of
this negativity, this bitterness.
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In the name of Jesus.
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You have to shake yourself sometimes. And I just declaring
this morning we're I'm not a funeral director. I'm a
man of God coming with a word from God that
it's not over. Jesus is Lord and he is with you,
and you need to stand your ground right here, right now,
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because he's a god of miracles, miracles for our sons
and our daughters. I don't want anything to keep me
out of that room. You know, Jesus wouldn't let anybody
go into that room that wanted to go where the
miracle happened. And that thought hit me so strong. How
many is my doubt kept me out of the room.
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How many times has my lack of even believing God
kept me out of the room where God was going
to do something that could boggle my mind?
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And I'm telling you, when you.
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Get that kind of just being consumed with the problem
and making much ado about it, you keep yourself out
of the room where Jesus does the miracles. Because in
the room, the first thing he did was he touched her.
He touched her, he took her by the hand, and
he spoke to her. There's nothing like the personal touch
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of Jesus when you're in a crisis. I appreciate counseling.
I do I believe in it. I appreciate all of
the things and even coming to church, but there is
nothing like when the Lord, when you're carrying that stuff
and you're dealing with something, and the Lord just comes
personally in the spirit of this Holy Spirit and he
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touches you.
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Personally. You ever been touched the power of His personal touch.
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All at once. You don't see a casket anymore. Your
confidence is back, your curry, your back off. And the
next thing that happened to Bible said she went in,
and when he went in, she was laying on her back,
But when she came out, she was standing on her feet.
Jesus is going to put you back on your feet again.
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You're gonna get your faith feet back. Kidelujah. You're gonna
get your faith feet back, your anointing back, your faith
back to stand up. He we do not ignore with fear.
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Fear is an emotion God created us with. So when
it says fear not, it does not mean you are
immune to As a Christian, you are immune to the
emotion of fear. When I hear my phone ring in
the middle of the night at three o'clock in the morning,
and I hear one of my children. On the other end,
there is a racing fear that comes all over me.
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That is a normal.
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That's not what the Bible means when it says fear not,
it means face it and fight it. Not make much
ado about nothing, but celebrate Jesus. It's everything, and he's
here and he will not abandon us. Now and face
it and fight it. Don't deny it. And fear will
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cause you to become a procrastinator. Just put it off.
Just put it off. Some of you haven't been to
a doctor and been checked. They had had to check
up in years and years. And you're afraid. It's not
that you're using faith, it's you're afraid. That's not right.
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I say, face it and fight it. I want to know,
and I want and I'm not gonna lay down. I'm
gonna face it and I'm gonna fight it. Heightelujah. I'm
helped as far as I know. But there's that little
worry jeans. You see it, You see it just popped
right up right there. But you know what, when it's
all said and done, we're called to trust God and
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to stand and to quit worrying. Some of you're wasting
your whole life making much ado about what could happen.
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Oh God, oh Jesus, helped me. Lord, I feel something.
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Oh shut up and live my goodness, enjoy your day.
This is the day the Lord has made. Let's worry
about tomorrow. Tomorrow it's the wrong spirit blowing up like
a toad frog. And as soon as you walk in
the room, you're a funeral director to might as well
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go in and get preparations made. I rebuke that he
touched her, And the next thing that happened is her
spirit was revived and she stood up on her feet.
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Isn't that beautiful?
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It gives the detail she was twelve years old, so
she walked out of the room that she was a
flat on her back in Hello, I'm Jensen Franklin, and
I want to welcome you to Real America's Voice.
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There's something that's going to happen. I believe.
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As you watch this program, lean in, listen, and let's
see what God can do in your life. Some of you,
I'm thankful you're still in the game and you've been
through it. You've been through some trauma or some chemo
or some something, and you've been on your back.
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You've been on your.
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Back and I'm thankful you're still in the game. But
I felt strong to tell you. The Lord would say, now,
I want you to get back on your feet. I
want you to act like you got another thirty years,
another forty years. Bless God with long life. He will
satisfy me. Come on, somebody, whatever you can believe for
the Bible said he told Abraham you will die a
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good old age in Genesis chapter twelve, A good old age.
Hallelu that's a good old age. There is a good
old age. I don't want to move over into bad
old age where I don't don't know where I am,
I don't know who I am. I don't want that.
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Teresa and I did a will some years ago, and
we and you have to confront everything on a whill.
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It's really funny and kind of you know. But but
she but we were talking about it.
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She said, well, do you what do you want to
do if if you something happens and you become a
vegetable basically, and then there's no signs of life in
your brain dead. Oh that's of course, she thinks, I
already am. But but but but she's And it was
funny because we kind of we're kind of getting into
argument a little bit about not an argument, but pushing
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back and forth. She said, I say, they gave Jesus
three days. What do you think give it three days?
And and I said, well, they gave Lazarus four days,
as if we're going to go Bible. But in all sincerity, folks,
those days will come when they come. Quit procrastinating and
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worrying yourself to death.
Speaker 2 (21:34):
And this is my favorite part of this story. This
is what touched me.
Speaker 1 (21:38):
This is why I wanted to preach this whole sermon
to get to this point. I'm almost done. The third
thing that happened after he touched her, took her by
the hand, set a rise.
Speaker 2 (21:53):
Little girl.
Speaker 1 (21:56):
And the scripture said when she rose from the dead
and got back on her feet, he gave the commandment
that they give her something to eat.
Speaker 2 (22:11):
The commotion now.
Speaker 1 (22:12):
Has changed, everybody screaming, the parents are going berserk in praise,
and Jesus says, make sure that somebody gives her something
to eat. Now it's like he was urgent about it.
What Jesus was saying was it's been so long, she's
been sick so long. She needs a sense of normalcy.
Speaker 2 (22:36):
She needs. Some have you ever gone through something that.
Speaker 1 (22:43):
You've lived so abnormal, you suffered so much that just
just a normal meal with your family, just a normal
walk on a fall day on a trail and beautiful tree.
Some of you have been so through the ringer that
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you gonna know you're healed when it's just wonderful, normal
days again and that thing is not there, always haunting you.
And I pray today is that day.
Speaker 2 (23:19):
I don't know if I made that point.
Speaker 1 (23:21):
I didn't do it like I wanted to do it,
but I decree normal days again for some of you,
enjoyable days, free days. Yeah, some of you haven't had
a normal night sleep. But may the Lord heal you.
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Why do you make this a do all the weeping?
Why are you panicking? Why are you self troubling? Some
people need to hear this message. Day you assume because
something is dead, that is done, but it's not done,
not done.
Speaker 2 (24:00):
What is this?
Speaker 1 (24:01):
What is all this fuss about? Jesus said, what is
this commotion? Well, Pastor, you don't know what I'm dealing with. Well,
I know you haven't lost your best friend, because your
best friend is Jesus. And he said, I'll never leave you,
and I'll never forsake you. Your mind, your mind, the
(24:22):
decision to stand up is one you have to keep
on making over and over again in life. And I
close with this, but there's the point in the twenty
third song when it says, yeay, though, I walk through
the valley of the shadow of death. And that is
(24:42):
the point where we go into much ado, right, because
if you're walking through the shadow of death, that means
death is close enough to you that you can feel
its shadow on you or somebody you love. And I'm
not making like or did Jesus make light of the crisis.
Speaker 2 (25:02):
It is very real. We're human beings.
Speaker 1 (25:07):
And when that day comes in your life, either you
or someone you really love and care about and they're
walking through the valley of the shadow of death. Notice
it is a comma, not drama. Hello, I'm Jensen Franklin,
(25:31):
and I want to welcome you to real America's voice.
If you'll give me the next few moments and listen,
you're going to have the opportunity, I believe, to have
a moment that can change your life. You always need
when that report comes to put a comma, not.
Speaker 2 (25:53):
Make much ado.
Speaker 1 (25:54):
Oh my god, Oh my God, you can have a
moment like that, but then pull yourself together and remember
that's not everything. He's everything, because the rest of it says,
drop the drama and go with the comma.
Speaker 2 (26:13):
I got bad news.
Speaker 1 (26:14):
Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow
of death, I will fear no evil for you or
with me. Your rod and your staff they comfort me.
You anoint my head with all My cup runs over.
Goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of
my life.
Speaker 2 (26:30):
And I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.
And I want one more.
Speaker 1 (26:33):
Verse, and it's Isaiah forty three. When you pass through,
not if you pass through. I'm not telling you you
won't go through the flood. I will be with you.
See the comma. When you go through it, I will
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be with you. And through the rivers they will not
overflow you. And when you walk through the fire, you
will not be burned, nor shall the flame scorch you.
Speaker 2 (27:05):
I love this for I am.
Speaker 1 (27:07):
The Lord, your God, the Holy One of Israel, your Savior.
I have given Egypt for your ransom, Ethiopia, saving in
your place. I love this part of this verse, since
you were precious in my sight somebody really needs to
(27:27):
hear that. Today at our campus is watching. Since you
were precious in my sight, you have been honored and
I have loved you. Therefore I will give me in
for you and people for your life. Sometimes you need
(27:49):
to hear Jesus say to you personally, you are precious.
Speaker 2 (27:54):
In my sight.
Speaker 1 (27:57):
I've had him come into the room when I was
going through it and speaking to me, even when I
was a teenager and I went through a trial that
I wouldn't be in the ministry for if I hadn't
gone through it, and he came in and he would
say words like that. One thing he would tell me
a lot is your a royal diadem in my hand?
(28:20):
And I felt like nothing. I felt like a loser.
I felt like a animal. I hated myself that he
would say, you are precious in my sight. Do you
understand that? Have you ever had him do that to
(28:41):
you when you thought you least deserved it?
Speaker 2 (28:44):
That's Jesus' love. Just lift your hands up right where
you are, say Lord, help me help. My first reaction
(29:07):
not to be much ado about nothing. I want you.
Speaker 1 (29:12):
I want you to get in your mind a picture
of what you've been worried about. I want you to
see them, or him or her or it. It may
be a diagnosis, it may be a financial crisis, it
may be someone you love and it seems like it's
(29:34):
getting worse and worse. I want you to get them
in your mind. I want you to get a picture
of them, and I want your constant answer. I want
your take away to be of this service. Much ado
about nothing. Jesus is everything. Much ado about nothing. Jesus
is with me. Nothing to do about nothing, nothing say
in your alive much ado about nothing.
Speaker 2 (29:56):
Jesus is my everything. In as long as He's with me,
I can make it.
Speaker 1 (30:05):
Not only will I make it, I will triumph because.
Speaker 2 (30:11):
He is King overall.
Speaker 1 (30:16):
If you believe that, say amen, somebody, well.
Speaker 2 (30:21):
I feel the Lord in this place. Don't feel that
spartan bird, wherever.
Speaker 1 (30:33):
Stand your feet, Please, very reverently, just take a moment now.
If you know this sermon was for you, If you
are facing much ado and it's a big deal, and
you know God sent this message to you today, I
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really want to challenge you.
Speaker 2 (30:58):
Not to just kind of feed through it.
Speaker 1 (31:01):
And try to feel a little better. That's not what
I preach sermons like this, for I'm giving you a
word that will be ingrafted to you for the rest
of your life, potentially that when you are forced into
the panic room, you don't panic.
Speaker 2 (31:18):
You stand your ground and you.
Speaker 1 (31:19):
Say, this is much ado about nothing, because I know
Jesus and he's everything. He has the last word. And
if you know this is you, and it can be
a family, or it can be a personal or it
can be whatever. If you know this is you and
this message is for you, I want you to get
out of your seat and just come stand down here
(31:41):
for just a few moments, because I believe in the
power of prayer.
Speaker 2 (31:47):
So come on from the top to the bottom.
Speaker 1 (31:49):
At every campus, whoever you are, should never hear a
message like this and just let it kind of go
if it's really speaking to you. And I know there's
some messages that hits you more than others. So if
you're not in that and you're not needing this, then
you've got something you can share with somebody else. But
(32:11):
you're precious in his sight. The Lord told me to
tell you you're precious in his sight. He knows exactly where
you are, he knows exactly what's going on. He knows
your address. He went to this story that I read.
He went to this family's house. He knew their address,
(32:32):
he knew their child, he knew her age, he knew
every detail about the situation.
Speaker 2 (32:44):
And whatever you're worrying about, parents, I.
Speaker 1 (32:48):
Speak peace to you're worried, worried mine. I love you, Jesus,
I love you, Jesus. Everybody just lift your hands and
start telling him. I love you, Lord, I love you, Jesus.
I love you, Lord. I praise you. Could turn it
into worship. Make room for Jesus, make room.
Speaker 2 (33:10):
For a miracle.
Speaker 1 (33:12):
If you're gonna suppress anything, suppress the aduced spirit, the
self troubling spirit, and start releasing your faith in worship.
Start saying, Jesus, I believe in you. I still know
that that you're working and you're on the throne, and
I don't I don't even have to know.
Speaker 2 (33:30):
How it's gonna end up. I just trust you.
Speaker 1 (33:34):
I don't have to fear anything in this life or anything.
Speaker 2 (33:37):
In the life to come, because I trust you.
Speaker 4 (33:45):
I will trust in you.
Speaker 2 (33:52):
Let the weak.
Speaker 3 (33:55):
Say strong in the stream of.
Speaker 1 (34:08):
You.
Speaker 5 (34:10):
My heard.
Speaker 6 (34:15):
You always.
Speaker 1 (34:19):
It's such a beautiful, annoying in this room. Just lay
your hand on somebody's shoulder right there. Just begin to
minister to them. I'm telling you God is bringing healing
back to this house.
Speaker 2 (34:32):
Physical healings.
Speaker 1 (34:33):
Physical healings are gonna happen in this service. Sing at church,
you ho my heart.
Speaker 5 (34:42):
Place.
Speaker 4 (34:45):
You always.
Speaker 1 (34:50):
My heart with songs song top dealings. When Hello, I'm
(35:13):
Jensen Franklin, and I want to welcome you to real
America's voice. Maybe you've been going through some things and
you've had moments that have discouraged you, or maybe you
just feel like you've messed up and you can't recover.
This message is for you. I believe it's going to
speak to you this very moment.
Speaker 6 (35:42):
Oh Jesus, I would trust.
Speaker 2 (35:47):
I have not only Lord.
Speaker 6 (36:00):
The strength, Ah.
Speaker 1 (36:05):
You have.
Speaker 7 (36:08):
My heart.
Speaker 1 (36:10):
Play youse, spiel.
Speaker 2 (36:17):
My heart with songs.
Speaker 1 (36:20):
Of deliverance, Mighty name of Jesus, of my shirt on
my cousin, In the Mighty.
Speaker 5 (36:30):
Name of Jesus.
Speaker 2 (36:32):
I would trust in you in the.
Speaker 1 (36:35):
Mid day, Jesus, I want trust. I trust you Lord,
and put my faith. My hope is in you. The
Mighty name of Jesus doing law doing dragging him.
Speaker 2 (36:54):
Right there, the name of Jesus.
Speaker 8 (36:56):
Give us.
Speaker 2 (36:58):
Talk Jesus, I'm trusting you. I trust in you. I
can trust your Lord.
Speaker 4 (37:14):
You are with me.
Speaker 2 (37:16):
You are fum let the week say.
Speaker 1 (37:21):
Say, I am strong in the strength of the Lord,
the street.
Speaker 7 (37:30):
Lord.
Speaker 6 (37:31):
I will trust edy Lord.
Speaker 7 (37:36):
I thank you.
Speaker 2 (37:37):
We make room for a miracle this morning, a room,
a room for healing. Right here, right now.
Speaker 6 (37:46):
Is the name of Jesus in his wife God, I
thank you.
Speaker 2 (37:50):
That you are able and willing. You are able and willing.
Speaker 1 (37:55):
In Jesus' body day sprints or your hand.
Speaker 6 (37:59):
To only believe is the only instruction Jesus.
Speaker 7 (38:07):
Gave in the story.
Speaker 1 (38:09):
He looked at those parents and said two words, lonely believe.
Speaker 2 (38:15):
That's all I need from you. Is not great faith.
Speaker 1 (38:18):
The must see only believe. And you wouldn't have You
wouldn't have walked down here.
Speaker 2 (38:23):
If you didn't believe.
Speaker 8 (38:26):
Honeylujah, in the name of Jesus, I would trust.
Speaker 1 (39:06):
A truss and he would you ride on your road,
make room for a miracle with your own worship. If
nobody on your rod is worship, and draw off your
hands and make just make a little space.
Speaker 2 (39:23):
For God's help to come bresh it in.
Speaker 1 (39:26):
Lonely Billie, what's your name buddy, Jacob, Jacob. Are you
(40:05):
ready to pray the blessing from Numbers Chapter six over
all these people?
Speaker 2 (40:11):
Yes, you believe.
Speaker 1 (40:13):
It's going to be a blessing on them, and it'll
go with them, and it'll be on their families and
be in their homes.
Speaker 2 (40:20):
Yes, that's a childlike faith.
Speaker 1 (40:23):
Look Out, there's a supernatural, invisible force that's going to
put called the blessing.
Speaker 2 (40:32):
It's gonna be on you and your family. You came
to the right service. Do you believe God can do
anything because he's big.
Speaker 1 (40:41):
Yes, perfect faith, cast it out all fear, perfect perfect love,
perfect love.
Speaker 2 (40:51):
All right, you ready release the blessing. The Lord bless
you and keep you.
Speaker 9 (40:56):
The Lord make his face you shine upon you, and
be gracious to you.
Speaker 5 (41:01):
The Lord loved up his countenance upon you and give
you peace.
Speaker 2 (41:06):
Amen.
Speaker 5 (41:07):
H h m hmmm.
Speaker 7 (41:34):
H m hmly.
Speaker 2 (41:58):
H or touch.
Speaker 9 (42:03):
Touch his sister, touches, sister touches sister joe Joey. Touch,
She's in your hands.
Speaker 2 (42:15):
She's in your hands. Thy will thee Jesus, Jesus, m
hm m Jesus, touch that family Jesus who had.
Speaker 5 (42:37):
Mm hmm.
Speaker 1 (42:51):
Raise your hands and worship him ah.
Speaker 6 (43:03):
Ah yeah, just sing it to Jesus. You're making room.
Speaker 1 (43:19):
You're replacing panic with praise, worry with worship.
Speaker 2 (43:24):
Ooh, I'm gonna find my height in Loulia. In the
midst of it all, I'm gonna find my heart and Louliah,
oh rid of God.
Speaker 1 (43:37):
This is this is work for saints of the ages
throughout time. When the temperature came with me in and
it came in like a flood. We'll find your Hoteylujah,
take it up one more time. Everybody, come on down.
Speaker 10 (44:03):
Ah ha Heluia, honey, Louiah, Honey, Yeah, we love you, Jesus.
Speaker 2 (44:17):
We worship you, Jesus.
Speaker 1 (44:20):
We magnify an exhault your holiday, Jesus, Oluiah.
Speaker 8 (44:29):
I'll cry out, Honeylulijah.
Speaker 2 (44:34):
Let's sits on the throne. This is a revival. This
(45:00):
is the presence of the Lord. This is this is it,
this is what it's all about. We're in this presence.
Thank you Jesus, Thank you Jesus.
Speaker 4 (45:26):
Sweet Holy Spirit, sweet.
Speaker 2 (45:39):
Up here with us.
Speaker 5 (45:51):
Mhmm feeling us.
Speaker 4 (45:56):
We is your Lord.
Speaker 2 (46:06):
For all these blessing.
Speaker 4 (46:12):
We just leave.
Speaker 7 (46:15):
Oh in pray.
Speaker 1 (46:21):
With uh tea will know that we have been read with,
we shall leave this plea.
Speaker 2 (46:47):
Swing to.
Speaker 4 (46:53):
Spirit, a swing.
Speaker 7 (47:04):
Leader by my s.
Speaker 2 (47:09):
Stay right, you will keep us in perfect peace, feeling
us we your love. These blessing.
Speaker 1 (47:38):
Will jessel in.
Speaker 2 (47:41):
Our hands and shout our praise with the town will
Speaker 4 (47:52):
That we have, and
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