Christ Un-barred - Love in a COLD world
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(upbeat music) (upbeat music) (upbeat music) I didn't hear you. Come on, come on. Yes. Now I know you're away. (upbeat music) Oh, thank you, Jesus. Hallelujah. Thank you, Jesus. Hallelujah. We just praise you for this part of food. Come on. (upbeat music) Goodbye, just today. I'm living in the light of a new good. I won't waste another minute in my own ways. Praise the Lord. I've been born again. Goodbye, just today. I'm living in the light of a new day. I won't waste another minute in my own ways. Praise the Lord. I've been born again. (upbeat music) I've been born again. (upbeat music) Again, again, again, again, and again. You rest, you be out of the best. I was in the trade in my sorrow. There's something missing. I'm dancing on the grave that I once lived in. Goodbye, just today. I'm living in the light of a new day. I won't waste another minute in my own ways. Praise the Lord. I've been born again. Goodbye, just today. The spirit of the Lord is upon me. I've got resurrection by me. Praise the Lord. I've been born again and again and again and again. You rest, you be out of the best. I was in the trade in my sorrow. There's something missing. I'm dancing on the grave that I once lived in. Again and again and again and again.
You rest, you be out of the best. I was in the trade in my sorrow for something missing. There's something missing. I'm dancing on the grave that I once lived in. Come on. ♪ I have decided to follow Jesus ♪ ♪ The world behind me just before I'm turned back ♪ ♪ I have decided to follow Jesus ♪ ♪ The world behind me just before I'm turned back ♪ ♪ I have decided to follow Jesus ♪ ♪ The world behind me just before I'm turned back ♪ ♪ I've decided to follow Jesus ♪ the world behind the grinds before me I won't turn back I won't turn back I won't turn back I won't turn back I won't turn back I won't turn back I won't turn back I won't turn back I won't turn back I won't turn back I won't turn back I won't turn back, I ain't gonna get it again You're asking me out of the mess I was in, I'm trading my sorrow for some, you can't listen Now I'm dancing all the great that I wanted in, again and again and again You're asking me out of the mess I was in, I'm trading my sorrow for some, you can't listen Now I'm dancing all the great that I want to spend in I'm dancing all the great that I'm dancing all the great that I want to spend in Got to say goodbye to yesterday, cause yesterday was the past. We got to look forward to the future, cause God gives us blessing and futures for every day that we live.
Every day we think of is one reason to live. There's always a reason to live. [music] [music] Good morning House of Rest! Welcome to our celebration service who here knows that God is good. Yeah, that's right that Jesus Christ died on the cross for you so you could be here today to receive what he has for you. If this is your first time here, we're so glad that you joined us. We're going to jump right back into worship. Pastor David's going to deliver a word and we'll have an author call. I just encourage you to open your hearts and receive the presence of the Lord is here to do something for you. [music] Turns out that the ones you were looking for are this kind. Cause I'm just a nobody trying to tell everybody all about somebody to save my soul. Ever since you rescued me, you gave my heart a song to see. I'm looking for the world to see nobody but Jesus. I'm looking for the world to see nobody but Jesus. He knows it's my stay straight. And David brought a rock to us so far. You picked twelve outsiders, nobody would have chosen any change in world. The more love the story is. Everybody's got a purpose. So when I hear that verse, I'm talking to myself. So do you think I'm just a nobody trying to tell everybody all about somebody to save my soul. Ever since you rescued me, you gave my heart a song to see. I'm looking for the world to see nobody but Jesus. I'm looking for the world to see nobody but Jesus. So let me go down, down, down in history. There's another love of faithful members of the family. And it can be hard, forget my name while that's finally.
The world to see nobody but Jesus. So let me go down, down, down in history. There's another love of faithful members of the family. And it can be hard, forget my name while that's finally. I'm looking for the world to see nobody but Jesus. I'm just a nobody trying to tell everybody all about somebody to save my soul. Ever since you rescued me, you gave my heart a song to see. I'm looking for the world to see nobody but Jesus. I'm looking for the world to see nobody but Jesus. I'm looking for the world to see nobody but Jesus. Hallelujah! [applause] [piano music playing] [crowd chattering] [piano music playing] [crowd chattering] [piano music playing] [crowd chattering] [piano music playing] [crowd chattering] [piano music playing] [crowd chattering] [piano music playing] [crowd chattering] [piano music playing] [crowd chattering] [piano music playing] [crowd chattering] [piano music playing] [crowd chattering]
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♪ So now ♪ ♪ I pour out my heart to you ♪ ♪ I give you my heart, Lord ♪ ♪ And here in ♪ ♪ Your presence ♪ ♪ I am a new ♪ Thank you, Lord. ♪ You know my name ♪ ♪ I hear you know my name ♪ ♪ You know my name ♪ Thank you, Lord. ♪ You be like my name ♪ ♪ And all our rocks wouldn't need ♪ ♪ This is all how you talk with me ♪ ♪ And all how you tell me ♪ ♪ That I am your home ♪ ♪ Thank you, Lord. ♪ ♪ Jesus ♪ ♪ Who knows your name ♪ ♪ Who knows your name ♪ ♪ Who knows your name ♪ ♪ Who remembers ♪ ♪ No fire ♪ ♪ Can't burn me ♪ ♪ No battle ♪ ♪ Can't burn me ♪ ♪ No mountain ♪ ♪ Can't stop me ♪ ♪ 'Cause you hold my hand ♪ ♪ And I'm walking ♪
♪ In your victory ♪ ♪ No joy in the beat, me ♪ ♪ 'Cause you hold my hand ♪ ♪ Nobody up, remember me ♪ ♪ No battle can turn me ♪ ♪ No mountain can stop me ♪ ♪ 'Cause you hold my hand ♪ ♪ And walk in, you'll get free ♪ As your power is within me, no joy in it, in it, in it, in it, as you hold my hand, no fire, no gravity, no battle, enter me, no magic, it's not me, 'cause you hold my hand. ♪ I wanna be in your history ♪ ♪ Such a power is within me ♪ ♪ No, it's giant and it's in me ♪ ♪ 'Cause you hold my hand ♪ ♪ You hold my hand ♪ ♪ You hold my hand ♪ ♪ You hold my hand ♪ ♪ You hold my hand ♪ ♪ You hold my hand ♪ ♪ You hold my hand ♪ ♪ You hold my hand ♪ ♪ You hold my hand ♪ ♪ You hold my hand ♪ ♪ You hold my hand ♪ ♪ Jesus, he holds our hand ♪ ♪ He knows our hand ♪ ♪ Remember, thank you Lord ♪ ♪ Jesus, he holds our hand ♪ ♪ You know my name ♪ ♪ So you know my name ♪ ♪ You know my name ♪
♪ You know my name ♪ ♪ You hold me with me ♪ ♪ And don't have you talk with me ♪ ♪ And don't have you tell me ♪ ♪ I am your home ♪ (audience applauding) - Welcome to our Sunday service here at House of Rest Church, where Jesus is the senior pastor. We believe there's a seat with your name on it, and we're so glad you chose to spend your Sunday morning with us. House of Rest Church was established in 2011, and by the grace of God, we're still going strong all in the name of Jesus. Here is our QR code. Your one-stop place for everything happening at House of Rest Church. You'll find our weekly schedule, upcoming events, giving information, service times, baptism signups, and much more. You'll also find QR codes throughout the church in the lobby, in our different rooms, and even on many of the seats. Make sure you check our website often, because there is always something happening at House of Rest. Every Wednesday at 6.45 p.m., we come together for worship, Bible study, and prayer. And there's something for the next generation, too.
Our youth ministry, for students in seven through 12th grade, meets at the same time, along with our young adults ministry, for ages 18 to 30. There's a place for everyone to connect, grow, and build relationships. Also available is bridges. Our re-entry ministry for men and women who have been released from incarceration. We understand that coming home can bring challenges, and you don't have to walk through them alone. We want to partner with you as you acclimate back into society, grow in your relationship with Christ, develop practical life skills, and become everything the Lord has called you to be. Visit our website through the QR code and sign up for bridge. Someone from our team will contact you and help you get connected. And don't forget about our school online discipleship community. You can continue growing in your faith throughout the week with classes like learning to hear God's voice, church history, and many more. We're continually adding new classes and resources, There's a place for you to worship, learn, serve, grow, and become everything God has called you to be. Thank you for joining us at House of Rest Church Modesto. We are a Grace International Church, part of a global family of more than 5,000 churches worldwide. Welcome home. Our yearly Grace International Regional Leadership Conference, this September 28th and 29th, is finally coming up. All Grace churches from California, Arizona, and Nevada will get together for a time of learning, encouragement, and fellowship at Grace at the Circle Church, 308 South Glassle Street, Orange, California. The best part is that we encourage our House of Rest Church family to stay at the same hotel for fellowship and bonding.
The hotel has a great free breakfast. Here is the game plan. On September 27th, Sunday after service, those of us who would like to volunteer to help set up will leave right after church and meet at the Grace at the Circle Church in Orange early Sunday evening. Or you can come any time, and we will be excited to see you. If you have any questions, please ask Pastor David or Sharon. Good morning again, House of Rest. Oh, there's such a beautiful presence of the Lord here. Let's just one more time give it up for Jesus. God, we just thank you. We thank you for your goodness, Lord, that your hand is always upon us. Regional conference next weekend. Who's excited? Think about how good worship is corporately when we're together in this house and then magnify that by, like, how many churches did they say we're going to come? We're part of 5,000 churches and a lot of people are going to be there. I hope you're able to join. There'll be a group of people leaving immediately following the service next week. You don't have to caravan with us, but you're invited to. You can also go independent. And if you'd like more information on the hotel that everybody's gathering at, you can ask Pastor David or Sharon. And I think there might even be a flyer at the welcome desk. In addition to that. Right after service today, we're doing discipleship class number two, the assurance of salvation, who was here last week when we had the graduation and acknowledgement. Anyone always fun. So there's a series of six classes that just go a little bit deeper into what house of rest believes and to help you be more solid in your understanding of what it is to be a Christian and serve the Lord. At the end, you get this beautiful lapel pin and a great acknowledgement. If you miss a class in between, don't worry about it because they go in cycles and you can catch the next round. But today is discipleship class number two in the PBLS classroom. So make your way there right after if you're interested in participating. Now it's my favorite time of the service where everyone gets to stand up. We do have a limited time, but reach out. Go out of your way. Say hello to a neighbor. Shake the hand for someone new, someone you don't know, introduce yourself. If you're tuning in online, Pando, Edovo, Facebook, YouTube, all of you guys, welcome. You're part of the family and we're so glad that you're joining us today. Thank you. (Music) Amen to all those that are watching through their screens. God bless you. Good morning. Thank you for choosing to spend your time with us. We appreciate it and we're so glad that you're here with us.
Regardless of where you're at in your life or where you're at, whether you're watching through your screen or TV. Thank you so much. We appreciate it. Amen. (Music) Good morning, everyone. Good morning. Get to see you on this Sunday morning. God bless you. Thank you so much for choosing house arrest to be here on your Sunday morning. We appreciate each and every one of you. Thank you. You know, before we go on further in the service, I just want to remind you that here we do support missions. What does that mean? Like Jennifer said, we have over 5,000 churches of Grace International who we are a part of. And I wish we could help all of them, choose are the ones you see on the screen. Pastor George in India, Pastor Thomas in Nigeria and Pastor Moses in Uganda. These are men that have tremendous calling, tremendous ministries, and all we ask is for a dollar for each one. So we ask when you do your tie, that you're offering to do three dollars and set it aside for missions, I truly believe that God blesses us when we do that. You have no idea how much that transfers in their nations to help them further what God is doing in their lives and in their ministries, you know, and they're not just churches, you know. For instance, Pastor George in India, they run the biggest Bible college in the entire nation of India, and that is a great international university that's there. Pastor Thomas has an amazing ministry where he brings in students, and for two years they get to live there for free at Project Hope, and not only does he teach them about Jesus, but he teaches them a trade, he teaches them the women, they learn how to make shoes or how to sew, or they have culinary, they have mechanics, they have all kinds of stuff that they teach. So yeah, so the best part of it is this is because in his country, a lot of women that don't have a way to make a living end up doing things that they would not want to do, because they're forced to, because you got to eat. And what they do is not only present them Jesus for two years, but teach them a trade, and then when they graduate, let's say they learn how to make clothes, they give them their own sewing machine so they can go back to their town, their
village, or their city, and start a business, you know. And so when your dollars go toward that, that's what you're going toward. It's not so to make their church prettier or bigger, it's to help these students. And Pastor Thomas comes every year and he shows you videos, so you know that this is a real place, it's a real thing, you know. And the same thing with Pastor Moses, so you know, most of us won't miss three dollars, but you have no idea the impact it makes, and we gather those dollars every quarter, and we send it to them directly, and every single dollar they get, you know, and that's a beautiful, beautiful blessing, you know. So on the envelopes or however you give, make sure you allocate those dollars for missions because that is so, so important. Also the offering and the tithing, you know, as you guys know, we have been here 15 years now, not here in this building, it started in the basement of my house with 20 chairs, but God has continued to bless us and you know, there's so many people to reach, so many people to disciples, so many young people out there, so many youth, so many children, you know, so again, I want you to understand that you're tied, you're offering, you know, 15 years I started this church, never been on payroll, so in the same way your three dollars goes toward those missions and it doesn't go to making their church bigger, in the same way your offering and tithing helps us to further the kingdom of God what God is doing here in Modesto, you know, and I think that is a beautiful blessing to be able to say, you know what, I believe what is happening here, I, I, I, and, and a lot of times where we put our money, you know, you don't go to restaurants where they have horrible food do you, you support restaurants that have good food, well, we have spiritual food here and I like to say that we are organic, we're not, there's no preservatives in these messages, there's none of that junk in these messages, it is a biblical message, it's a biblical church, we love Jesus, worship
Jesus, believe in Jesus, we serve him and everything we do is for him, you know, and so I just want to thank you again, there's different ways to give, I know the most of you do electronic thing, you don't carry cash like I don't, so we make it convenient, so in back of the seats you have the QR code, also there's envelopes, I know they have envelopes to give, if you need one they can give you one or if you have one you can give it to them or you could walk it yourself to this little brown mailbox we got there and but let's bow our heads we're gonna pray for that Lord God we thank you not only first of all before we pray for tithe and we want to pray for missions, we want to pray for not only these ministries but the ministries Lord God that we wish we can give toward but we thank you Lord God for each and every one of them Lord God, as counting all the countries that grace international was at what a blessing Lord God, what a blessing it is to be a beacon of light Lord God in the midst of darkness for you, we pray for all those dollars to multiply, we pray for the offering and the tithe in here in this house, we pray that it be multiplied also, we pray Lord God that that we continue to be a beacon of light in the city of Modesto and beyond. We don't know who's watching online, we have no idea who's watching the live stream, we have no idea Lord God but you do, you know exactly who they are. And we just thank you Lord God, we pray Lord God that we live up to what it is that you're calling us to do for your people. Because you were the senior pastor of this church and this pulpit belongs to you. We are all stewards for what's yours. And we just thank you Lord God. Bless those that are here, bless their jobs, future jobs, promotion, future promotions for their businesses Lord God. I thank you Lord God, because you know the provision not only that the church needs to function, but you know the provision that we need Lord God for us to function for our families, for ourselves. And we pray for all the churches in Modesto, all the places of worship, all the leaders, all the teachers, all the Sunday school teachers, all the ushers, the media people. Everybody Lord God, not only in house arrest, but throughout this entire city. We thank you Lord in Jesus name Amen. So this next song is a song of declaration.
When I wanted to sing this song, I found out that there was a few young ladies that really love this worship song. So I want to invite them to come out and sing this song with me, because I found out that they love to declare with this song. So I want to invite the Ortiz young ladies to come out and sing with me. Because we are going to declare in the mighty name of Jesus this morning. And if you want, you can stand to your feet because this morning we are going to declare the mighty name of Jesus. Over our families, over our loved ones, and over our city, and over our state, over our country, and over all things in the mighty name of Jesus. Because I believe that this is truly a war song. Amen. Thank you Lord. Have your way in this place, precious Lord. Thank you Lord. Yes. Yes. Yes. I pray into the atmosphere. Spirit of God, you're here. You have all authority. I pray over my heart and mind. I am healed by your stripes, your blood, to clares that I am free. In the mighty name of Jesus, I pray. Calling on the power of heaven, I proclaim. Everywhere it's for the next year, it's for spring, in the mighty name of Jesus. I draw a permanent boundary. The enemy has no rights to come. They're my family. No seed would ever run, do you God's hands? No matter the circumstance or the cross, I seal to my destiny. Come on, shout it out. In the mighty name of Jesus, I pray. Calling on the power of heaven, I proclaim.
Everywhere it's for the next year, it's for spring, in the mighty name of Jesus. In the mighty name of Jesus, I know. Calling on the power of fear and darkness, we must go, every key to every victory. I hold in the mighty name of Jesus. I will not fear, I will not fear, when the enemy comes near. On the door frame of my life, is the blood of Jesus Christ. I'll not fear, I'll not fear, when the army of angels hear. I'm protected on all sides, because the blood of Jesus Christ. In the mighty name of Jesus Christ. Every weapon formed against me, with God's praise In the mighty name of Jesus In the mighty name of Jesus I still know all the power, fear and darkness It's my soul, every key to everything to me My hope, in the mighty name of Jesus In the mighty name of Jesus Hallelujah! Amen. Can we give them a big hand, because these girls are little prayer warriors? Thank you Jesus Hallelujah. [applause] Wow. [applause] I still remember the day your tea's family walked into the church a few years ago completely, Israel felt completely lost and him and his wife came in and we got introduced to all these girls I'm just like, how many kids you got dude? Because that's only half of them, but I can't help to just be so blessed because the greatest thing Israel could have ever done and a vaccine is to bring their children to be raised in the house of God [applause] This is the greatest gift, you can buy them gifts and presents and clothes but nothing nothing is compared to teaching them about the Lord
You know, and I'm just really blessed, that was beautiful Where's my glasses at? There they are. Let's bow our heads first before we do the Bible declaration, Lord God, I thank you for this word I thank you Lord, I pray that I can deliver this word in a way that's worthy of you Lord It is you Lord that we come to listen to, it is you that we learn from and glean from, it is you We are simply just servants of you, and we just thank you Lord God We pray Lord God that you're anointing be upon this place That our hearts open, that our minds open to receive what it is that we, that you have for us And I just thank you, in Jesus name, amen Who has their Bible? If you have your Bible, I want you to lift it up and then give a side-eye to whoever doesn't So that way they get convicted and they bring it next week And say this is my Bible, look right at them It is God's word to me, my guide and my strength I bring it ready to learn I open it with faith in Jesus I live it with courage, without it I grow weak, with it I grow strong Today I bring it, believe it and obey it in Jesus name Amen I'm just teasing guys, sort of Do we have Bibles if people need one? We do? Okay, so if you ever, if you really truly want to do that declaration And you don't have a Bible, there's no reason for it, talk to Sharon about it And we want to make sure that you have one of your own They're New King James I preach out of the ESV, but they're paperback, they're New King James Is there a Bible or a phone count? Sort of, that's a half point I'll take it though, that's all good, hold your phone up not texting somebody, or looking at the score of some game or something.
(audience laughs) On that wooden table, if you need one, yeah. Today's message is titled "Love in a Cold World", and coming from the sermon series I just did, and who are you identity in Christ? I'll be honest with you, all week long, I was just blank. I'm just like, "Lord, you gotta download something "because I have no idea what to talk about. "I just poured so much into that four-part series, "and it wasn't actually until Friday." I don't even know what I was doing, you know, but this message started just to kind of stir in me. Love in a cold world, and I think it's important, and I wanna say this, is that if you are here, I believe you're strategically here, God wanted you here, God is a strategic God. Whether you're here every week, and if this is your first time, it's because you needed to hear this message. God doesn't make mistakes, and if you are here, it's because you needed to hear this, I needed to hear this before I ever preach something, he preaches it to me first. And if sometimes you feel convicted, well, guess what, I got convicted on Saturday as I was writing it, because I think that's important, you know, conviction is good. Correction from the Lord is good. The moment you stop being corrected by God, something's wrong, because you know what,
we're never gonna get this thing right. But we go further, we go, sometimes we're running toward the Lord, sometimes we're crawling, but the whole idea is to keep moving forward, not backwards. So this message is maybe for those that need to hear it, and for those of you that, those of us that needed to be reminded. I wanna start off in the Gospel of Matthew chapter 24, verse three, Matthew chapter 24, verse three, and we're gonna talk about that for a minute. (audience member speaking) (audience member speaking) (gavel bangs) All right, you guys got it? Matthew 24, starting at verse three, we're gonna read down through 13. This is in the words of Jesus, and I'm gonna go ahead and read it through. As he sat on the Mount of Olives talking about Jesus, as he sat on the Mount of Olives. So the Bible, see if you notice Sharon right there, she's putting, those are the Bibles you're putting back there, if you truly need one, please feel free that it's yours, you're not borrowing it, that is yours. Matthew 24, verse three, as he sat on the Mount of Olives, the disciples came to him privately, saying, tell us when will these things be and what will be the sign of your coming and of the end of the age?
So they're asking Jesus, when is this gonna happen? When is the end coming? When is the end of the age? And Jesus answered them. He says, see that no one leads you astray. So many times, that interests a lot of people, the end of the days, the last days. Well, Jesus is saying this about the last days, and they're asking them, how do we know when it's that time? And Jesus says, number one, see that no one leads you astray. What does that let us know if that's the first thing Jesus says? That means there's going to be people that want to lead us astray. And unfortunately, I wish we could paint it to where it's non-Christians and Christians, churches and non-churches, but unfortunately, this applies to everything even inside the church. See that no one leads you astray. Verse five, for many will come in my name, saying I am the Christ, and they will lead many astray. And you will hear of wars and rumors of wars, huh? Sounds like 2026. Look what Jesus says, see that you are not alarmed. Says not. See that you are not alarmed for this must take place. don't know what to do but Jesus warned us two thousand years ago we can't say we didn't know see that you're not alarmed for this must take place he doesn't say it might he says this must take place but the end is not yet for nation will rise against nation and kingdom against kingdom and there will be famines and
earthquakes in various places that verse 7 nation against nation you know when we think of nation we think United States Germany Switzerland Brazil we think of nations but in actuality at that time it said tribes so it says that tribes will rise against other tribes what's a tribe it's of people you know a lot of times honestly within one city there's different tribes there's different groups of people there's different ideologies and different way of living a different way of doing things some people are separated in tribes of of of political parties some are in tribes of your nationality or whatever it is you identify with those are different tribes so Jesus says at the end that groups will fight against other groups for nation will rise against nation and kingdom against kingdom and there will be famines and earthquakes in various places and Jesus says all of these are but the beginning of the birth pains when a woman goes into labor the baby doesn't come right away it starts off small starts off with the pain and so Jesus is all of these things tribe against tribe and earthquakes and all these that's just the beginning then in verse 9 he says then they will deliver you up to tribulation and put you to death and you will you will be hated by all nations for my name's sake remember again we're thinking nations this this is a Middle Eastern book written 2,000 years ago so we think all these nations that we have here but it's tribes that we will be hated by all of these groups all of these groups all these ideologies all these these people that believe the same Jesus says they're all gonna hate you because of me and then he says this and then many will fall away you can't fall away unless you were in in the first place so when this happens when this happens the believer the Christian is gonna be serving God churches are gonna be filled auditoriums are gonna be filled Colosseum's are gonna be filled churches that hold thousand two thousand people are gonna be filled but when all of this happens many will fall away and betray one another and hate one another and many false prophets will arise and lead many astray see this is this is this is scary this is something that we need to pay attention to this is a red flag because this doesn't say somebody outside the
church will lead as astray it says false prophets somebody doesn't declare himself a prophet unless they're inside of the church and those false prophets they will rise up and lead people astray and this is the main verse I want to get to 12 and because lawlessness will be increased the love of many will grow cold wow so all of these things are gonna happen they're just the the beginning of the birth pains and when that happens people are gonna fall away false teachers are gonna rise up they're gonna lead more astray and because of all this lawlessness that's happening because so many people are not living according to the way that they're living because of that hearts are going to grow cold hmm but the one who endures to the end will be saved wow you know I remember early in my walk I want to some of you know the story some don't and I believe it applies I don't like sharing stories just to share a story but I think it applies and it's important early in my walk excited about Jesus. So excited about the word that it wasn't enough for me just to read the Bible. I just wanted to tell everybody about Jesus. And because I was a federal inmate but Sacramento County Jail holds federal inmates. Federal doesn't have their own jails. So when you're fighting a case they don't have their own jail. So they contract a county jail to hold you. That way you go to federal court. It just happens to be the Sacramento County Jail is right next to the federal court. Literally the next block. So they contract Sacramento to hold federal inmates. But see because I'm in jail with other people from Sacramento they're coming in and coming out. They're coming in for fights at the bar. Coming in for DUI's coming. So there's a constant flow of people as I'm fighting my case because in the feds they take a long time. You go to court just to be told come back in four months. And then you go back in four months and they're like oh judges on vacation come back in three months. You know and it just goes on and on. So all that time you're just sitting there but people are coming in and coming out. And I started giving Bible studies. I was just excited for Jesus. I just man I just fell in love with the Savior because He has set me free because no matter what I did no matter how I tried to better myself.
Nothing worked. Nothing happened. This is my third time facing a felony. And I just finally surrender some Lord. I'm sick and tired and sick and tired. I'm tired of being tired. And when He came into my life and all that weight lifted off of me I just wanted to share Him with everybody I came across. There's a problem though because I was in what you call an active pod. Active pod means it's an active gang member pod and because of that and because of the streets I came from it was a no-no to be giving Bible studies. Matter of fact I was told to stop giving Bible studies because they said you're spreading poison to the homies. And I remember somebody saying we're already outnumbered in all the state prisons and you're converting them to Christianity. You're dwindling our numbers and making it harder for us. Well me being the stubborn man that I am kept giving Bible studies because I was excited about Jesus. So then I was told well you know what you better PC it up that means protective custody you better roll it up you're out of here. And me being a stubborn as I am said no. See at that time I was given a job to be a trustee I don't know if that's how it still is I don't know how it is now it's been a long time now this is 2004 and basically to be a trustee was it was an awesome job right because that meant my cell door was never locked. That means I can shower when I want I can use the phone when I want I can use TV when I want. And when the food trays are passed out and there's extra guess who gets it. That was a great job. All I had to do was was mop and clean and you know past the breakfast lunch and dinner and I'm good I'm golden it was a blessing. So I'm just there and I'm just like you count your blessings I'm sitting in there and I'm just like man Lord I'm like like Joseph in the Bible even in prison I had favor and I was given this job and I love this job I could call my parents anytime I want it and they kept telling me you got a quit giving your Bible studies and finally one day I remember because my cell was never locked some guys rushed in they rushed in and started jumping me and you got to understand man I was so stubborn in the world I was I won I'm not gonna sit here and tell you that I was fearless I'm not gonna sit and tell you I was the baddest guy in the block I would none of that I was just stubborn
and prideful. I'll give you an example what time I was there on on 11th Street in Tracy where I'm from I was at the car wash and across the street from the car wash there there's a gas station and I saw an enemy there while I was driving my car it was at night and this enemy that I've been looking for was happened to be stopping putting gas so I remember looking across the street and I just start saying my stuff talking trash and and he gets in his car and pulls up I'm like oh it's all now finally and he comes out Now, was I fearful? Heck yeah. I didn't admit it but I was so full of price, Sister Lydia. I was so full of pride. I refused to let this man see me run. I refused to let this man see my back and I said, "What? Go ahead, pull the trigger." I said, "You don't got the heart to do it." The guy I was with starts crying. He's freaking out. His guns aren't even in his face. It's in my face. I didn't think of my children. I didn't think of my mom. I didn't think of my dad. I didn't think of my brothers. I didn't think of nothing. I just refused to let this man see my back. I refused and I said, "What's up, man? Do it. Pull the trigger. You don't got the heart." I say that story because when those guys came in to jump me, I was only eight months in the Lord and I'll be honest with you, man. Eight months in the Lord reading the loving Jesus, man, at that second, everything in me wanted to fight back and I remember everything went boom slow motion and I remember, I don't know if I heard it out loud. I don't know if I heard it loud in my heart but the Lord said, "What are you doing?" Because the instantly I started bawling up my fist and the Lord said, "I didn't fight back. Who do you think you are?" See, I didn't know. I didn't understand until later that I grew in the Lord. Why, Lord, didn't you let me fight back? That doesn't make any sense. And then I realized it wasn't about them. It was about my pride. It's like the Lord was like, "I want to see where you are still." And I heard that and I didn't fight back and I just covered my face. Now, I knew that there's no way they would have done that on their own. I knew who was calling the shots. I knew the guy that was up on the upper tier was the one calling the shots. I knew and understood that. So after that happened, I think the officer saw something happening. They called me out there. They're like, "Rocha, what's going on?" I was like, "Nothing." And he's like, "Are you sure?" I'm like, "No, man, I'm good." Okay. He was, "Well, I'm gonna have everybody locked down because the lunch is coming. You sure you're all right, Rocha?" Because he knew I was a Christian officer. He's still there,
I believe, because I was watching this Netflix special and the officer was still there. And I said, "No, I'm good." So then, what happened was they came and the lunch trays came and I had to give each of those guys a tray and I wanted to hit them with it so bad. I have never told this part of the story, but I'm just being honest. I was angry. I could not imagine. I'm the guy that told the guy to shoot me in the face rather than turn my back. And then the Lord, you told me not to do nothing. And here I am telling him the trays. And then the Lord says, "Tell him God bless you." Lord, first guy comes and comes in. I'm like, "God bless you." All three. And then the main guy that I knew called the shots, "God bless you." He's still locked up. I don't want to say his name because they watched this in prison, but I'll say his initials because I pray in the name of Jesus he watches this. His initials are J.P. And he just gave me this look and then after everybody fed their trays, he called me up to the cell and he was like, "Hey, Rocha, come here real quick. I go up to the cell. He's inside of his cell, eating his lunch." I said, "What's up?" He goes, "What are you doing?" He says, "You got to roll it up. You got to leave here." I said, "I ain't going anywhere." He says, "You know what, David? He goes, "I respect you because of what you did before in the past." He goes, "But this whole thing ends today. You got to go because the next time you're leaving on a stretcher." And I said, "Well, I'm not leaving." And he says, "All right. Have it sure way." You know, I was so angry because I had never been that humiliated in my life. I felt so humiliated and I continued to stay there. I stayed there, I think, for eight more months until finally the marshals came and picked me up, which I'll get to. But I was angry. I was upset. I wanted revenge. I did. is cold. It's something that will grow cold. It's something that becomes cold. That means it was at one time warm, right? I looked up the Greek verb for that word and it's a weird word. It's Succo. Succo. Meaning to cool, to become cold, or to lose warmth. But it's the image of a world full of people who don't love. It's not talking about those that have no love. It's about those that had love, but their love grew cold. So at one point, you had compassion. At one point, you had love, but your heart grew cold. You grew calloused. You didn't start cold. You grew cold. How does this happen? How does this happen? We know this happens in the world. We get that,
right? Because many of us are heartless in the world. I know I wasn't the only one. Many of you were heartless in the world, but how does it happen in the church? That's what we're talking about today. How does this happen in the church? And it makes me think of this word that I saw many times as I read through the gospels about Jesus. And it would say over and over and Jesus had compassion. Now, if we're Christians, doesn't that mean we follow Christ? So it made me go into this rabbit hole of what is compassion? What does that mean? Because if Jesus always felt compassion and we're supposed to be like Christ, I better learn what that word means. So I looked it up and compassion means recognizing another person's suffering or need, feeling deeply moved by it and desiring to respond or help. Three things. Number one, you see the suffering, you're moved by the suffering and you desire to respond to the suffering. I never thought of that. I never cared to really look it up, but that's what it means. It means to be moved. It's almost like a, when you see an issue or a problem that somebody's having and you feel it in your gut, you feel it from the depths of your being that you need to do something. That is compassion. Compassion is when someone else's pain moves your heart enough to move toward them. That's compassion. And we see that with Jesus, he saw, he was moved, and then he acted out. That's compassion. To see, to be moved, and to act out. That's compassion. If someone's pain moves your heart emotionally, you see something like, aw, but it doesn't move you in any meaningful way. That's sympathy or pity or concern. It's not compassion. See, we get a mix of the world over here thinking, man, I'm a great Christian because I see things happening and I'm just like, aw. See, sympathy says, man, I feel bad for you. That's not compassion. That's sympathy. Empathy is, man, I feel what you're feeling, but then you keep it moving. That's not compassion. Compassion is your suffering has moved me and I want to respond. See, Jesus had compassion. It doesn't say he had sympathy or empathy. He had compassion. You see the hurt. You're stirred by the hurt. You act out for the hurt. And here's the thing when you have compassion. It doesn't mean that you become a fix it person. See, a lot of us, especially men, we always want to fix everything. We think everything has a tool and we want to fix it. That response doesn't mean that you want to fix the issue because sometimes, I'll be honest with you, most likely, you can't fix the issue. When people are broken, what do you get to do? You might have some tools. You might have some counseling tools and you might help, but ultimately, you can't mend the heart. Only God can. You can't.
And sometimes it's not fixing the issue. Sometimes it might mean just sitting them on the shoulder, encourage them, defend them, feed them, visit them. Because the opposite of that is just walking away. You know, many times I have sat with people in this congregation, I've lost somebody. I can't bring them back, but I can sit there with you. I can hear you out. So sometimes compassion isn't where you can do something. Sometimes you can't. But you respond, you respond by sitting with somebody, listening to them or all these things. And you know what makes the descriptions of Jesus and his compassion so powerful is that when we read that Jesus had compassion, the verse never ends there. And a lot of times if you think of it and we're going to go through some of them or talk about some of them, it doesn't end where it says, oh, Jesus saw and he had compassion. Because three things, first you see, then you're stirred and then you do something. For instance, I'm going to read four. We're going to read some, but these, I'm just going to shout them out. You can write them down. I'm not going to wait because they're really short. But Matthew 14, 14, the Bible says he had compassion. He had compassion. It says that he healed the sick. Look, he saw. He was stirred. He healed. There's three things that we see here. The next one, Matthew 1532. It says he had compassion. He saw people. They were all listening to him. They were all just wanted to. They didn't want to leave. They were hungry. So the Bible says that he saw. He was moved and he fed them. And that's where he fed 5,000 people. He had compassion. The three things he saw was stirred. He did something. Matthew chapter 20, verse 34, he had compassion. The Bible says that he saw two blind men and they were screaming out and screaming out for him. He saw them, was stirred and healed them and gave them sight. Three things, compassion. Because if all he did was see them and didn't do anything, it wouldn't have been compassion. And the fourth one, Mark chapter 6, verse 34, he had compassion. So he taught them, actually there, I do want to go. Matthew chapter 6, starting in verse 30, if we can go there. Mark chapter 6, verse 30, we'll start there. Mark chapter 6, the Gospel of Mark chapter 6, verse 30. Let me know when you have it. One more time, Mark chapter 6, verse 30. It says, "The apostles returned to Jesus and they told them all that they had done and taught." Because he had sent them away. He says, "I want you to go and share the Gospel." So they all come back and they're super excited. They went off sharing and sharing and sharing the good news and they came back. They returned and Jesus said to them in verse 31, he said, "Come
away by yourselves to a desolate place and rest awhile." So after ministry, after them going out, he says, "I want you to rest because it can be exhausting when you're ministry. Not only were they preaching, they were laying hands on the sick and casting out devils." So he says, "I want you to rest. Go to a place by yourself. Let's go away from everybody." But it says, "For many were coming and going and they had no leisure even to eat." I remember I asked Pastor Moses from Uganda one time, I'm like, "How long are your services in Uganda?" And he laughs. He goes, "Oh, you Americans." I said, "What do you mean?" He goes, "We minister all day long. What do you mean?" He goes, "Well, we have a service time." He goes, "But the thing is that people are sick and people have devils and some of them travel for hours and hours on foot just to come to church and sometimes they get their four hours after service. You think I tell them, "Oh, sorry, come back next Sunday?" He goes, "We're going to minister to them because people, they can't afford medicine. They can't afford hospitals and if they don't get healed, they're going to die." He goes, "So the ministry doesn't stop." He says, "Sometimes we're exhausted. Sometimes I'm sleepy. Sometimes I'm tired. Sometimes I'm cranky. Sometimes you know, but what are you going to do with the people who are coming and they're hungry and there's a need?" And he says, "And by the way, he I got many pastors or somebody preaching somebody's worshiping somebody's praying because you never know. And he says here, many were coming and going and they had no leisure time even to eat the disciples are starving. The people were starving and 32 says, and they went away in the boat to a desolate place by themselves. He's like, man, let's get in the boat. Let's get out of here. There's too many people who you guys need to rest, you need to eat. So they get in a boat, but it says in 33, now many saw them going and recognize them and they ran their own foot from all the towns and got there ahead of them. It'd be like being at Lake Tahoe on your ministry and you're like, you know, I'm going to the other side of Lake Tahoe and everybody sees where you're going. And then you finally get there to get away from everybody and everybody's
there waiting for you. They're tired, hungry. And when he went ashore, Jesus, he saw a great crowd, tired, hungry. Look what it says. And he had compassion on them. What it's compassion means he saw something, it stirred something, and now he had to do something. He had compassion on them because they were like sheep without a shepherd. So what did he do? He began to teach them. He's like, I'm tired, I'm exhausted, you're tired and exhausted. But look at these people. It's like a, it's like sheep without a shepherd. I have to teach them. I have to teach them. See, Jesus, we know he was God manifested in a flesh, but here while he was here, he was a man. He was in flesh. He got tired too. He got exhausted too, but he had compassion. He saw he was stirred and he did something and began to teach them. We see in Luke 713, he had compassion on the widow. We'll go there just in the next chapter, chapter seven, Luke chapter seven. Verse 11, 711, that's easy to remember. Well, not the next chapter, the next, you know what I mean? The next book, Luke chapter seven, verse 11. Luke chapter seven, verse 11. Let me know when you have it. It says this, it says soon afterward, he, talking about Jesus, went to a town called Nain and his disciples and a great crowd went with him.
So there he is, Jesus in his town, he's going through and there is a bunch of people there wanting to hear him, wanting to see him. And he's as he's approaching this town of Nain and verse 12, as he drew near to the gate of the town. Behold, the man who had died was being carried out. Jesus is walking in there. There's a man in a coffin that are walking him out. Interesting death is coming out and is about to meet life. See, Jesus, he had an itinerary. He had to do things. He had sermons to preach, but look what it says. This man who was being carried out, it was the only son of his mother. And she was a widow and a considerable crowd from the town was with her. You can understand back then to be a woman. It was hard for a woman back then because if your husband didn't provide for you, you better hope you had sons if your husband died. That's why they would every time in the Bible, it's not that that daughters weren't worth anything. It's just you knew if you had sons, you're going to be taken care of if something happened to your husband. And this woman had one son and she lost her husband. So that means she depended on her son and now she lost her son. You know what? There was no food stamps, EBT, you were going to become a beggar or starve. And his woman lost her husband and lost her only son and she's walking out with the procession of people broken. And look what's 13. He saw, stirred him, now he's about to do something. When the Lord saw her, he had compassion on her and said to her, "Do not weep, stop crying." And my Bible says this weird word, I never heard of it, I had to look it up. This is, then he came up and touched the beer. I was like, "Touch the beer." It actually means, and it's not spelled beer, like the ones he used to drink. It's B-I-E-R, and I looked it up, it means a platform.
So they're carrying this man on the platform. He tells her, "Stop crying," and he goes, and he touches that platform. He saw, he was stirred, and then he did something, and he touched the platform. And the bearers stood still, the people that were carrying, they're like, "What's he doing?" And he starts to speak to the dead man, and he says, "Young man, I say to you, arise." And the dead man sat up and began to speak, and Jesus gave him to his mother. Compassion. He could have been going, walking through, saying, "I've got a sermon to preach," and being like, "Oh, that's sad," but he had compassion. He saw, it stirred him, and he was about to do something about it. Compassion isn't just what you feel when you see someone's pain. Compassion is, "What does that feeling cause you to do? What does it cause you to do?" And maybe one sign of a heart-growing cold, because we read this scripture, maybe it's not that we stop seeing the suffering. It's not that, "Oh, I don't see it," because remember, you got to see it, then you're stirred, and then you do something. And maybe growing cold isn't the fact that you don't see it no more. It's that we see it, but we feel nothing about it, and we keep on walking. See, and here we are as Christians in this church, and we're just like, "No, man, things make me sad. I watch the news. I'm sad. I'm a good Christian. I see things happen. I see there's a need. Well, what if growing cold isn't about you seeing or not seeing? It's about doing. And in that case, then we should all feel conviction today. See Jesus saw the lost crowds.
He felt compassion. The hungry crowds. He felt compassion. The sick. He felt compassion. The blind. He felt compassion. The leper. He felt compassion. The grieving widow. You see this whole thing? The lost. The hungry. The sick. The rejected. The blind. Let's be honest. I mean, we're in church. Let's be honest. Most of us got to admit that we lack in some of these. I'll be the first one. Let's be honest. We see the drug addict. We see the convict. We see the obese, the poverty stricken, the hungry, and inside, we say they did it to themselves. They did it to themselves. And to a certain degree, maybe it is true. Why should I have compassion on the person that has lung cancer if they're smoking like a train all day? Maybe that is true, but does that mean we have no compassion?
The person suffering with diabetes, and they're just really heavy, and you're like, man, why should I have compassion? You did that to yourself. Maybe that's true, but does that mean we should be void of compassion? You know, compassion, it becomes indifference. That's a big word for me, so I had to look that up. Indifference means not carrying either way, being neutral. Sometimes we can get like that toward ministry. What's the difference? So our compassion becomes indifferent to the point where we don't even care. We don't care about the youth. We don't care about the children. We don't care about nobody. We don't care. We just care about us. I just hope it's a good sermon so I can get fed. Be indifference, or when passion becomes routine. [BLANK_AUDIO] your passion that once moved you, somewhere along the line, you couldn't wait to come to service, but now you get here late. Somewhere along the line, at the end of a message you remember just weeping, you didn't even understand why, just something in your heart wanted to cry out, but it's not there anymore, you're just kind of going through the motion, passion becomes routine. You used to come to pack bags for the grocery giveaway, and it would move you when you see the people, and now you just do it just because some of the other brothers and sisters are going, so I guess I'll go and do it, and not just giving away bags, not thinking about the fact that these people are hungry. You used to move you, but it becomes routine. Your forgiveness becomes bitterness. You used to be able to forgive, and you say, man, I let it go, but inside your heart you're
keeping score, and it could be with other people outside the church, or in the church it could be people, and your family could be your own spouse. They hurt you, and you tell them that I forgive you, but deep inside is just growing in you just like a cancer, I hate that person. I feel no love for that person, because all the whole time in your mind you're keeping score, or what about sensitivity to suffering becomes numb? You feel completely numb because this repeated exposure enums your response. I know sometimes it could be a good thing. For instance, our daughter's a nurse at Stanford, and to a certain degree she can't be sitting there crying for people that get sick. She has to do her job, so it's not that she's numb. She's like that. It hurts me when I see people, but I can't let that affect my job because my job is to make them well. My job is to care for them, and if they're dying, my job is to help them to be as comfortable as they possibly can. But sometimes we allowed those things to make us numb, and that goes across the board with everything in ministry. That goes across the board with everything in our lives. That we're exposed to something so much that we become numb to it. It's like a callous. You know, when you're doing something all the time, whatever, you're playing guitar, or after a while because of the friction that you're moving, it becomes hardened. Next thing you know becomes a callous, and people's pain becomes background noise. The things that you were sensitive to, now you're numb to it. People say, "Oh, I want to be a social worker. I want to change the world," and then you become a social worker, and you realize six months down the line that you hate those clients, or being a drug and alcohol counselor, and you do it so long that you get so callous that you're just like, whatever, you're going to be back in six months, you're going to leave, you're going to go back to your stuff,
then you'll be back in six months, and then you become callous. I'm not saying you, but can that happen? It can happen. You know, sometimes I read letter after letter from inmates. That could happen. Become callous, and then I have to just talk to God. I'm just like, "Lord, let my heart move the way it did back then two years ago when we started getting these letters, because I don't want to become numb," or love for people, love for each other, it becomes an irritation. What do I mean by that? Is that we had this deep well of compassion for people that come into the church, but that well becomes dry, and now when somebody walks in, you just roll your eyes, or you just quick words for them, and you got nothing to say, because you're just like, "Now you're going to be here this week, I'm not going to see you next week," whatever. I just come up here, a part of the worship team, I see the lyrics, lyrics are on the screen. I don't have to learn the song, it doesn't matter, it doesn't make a difference, it's 15 minutes of singing, and then preacher goes on and preaches. You just completely changed, and what was once a love now becomes an irritation. [BLANK_AUDIO] praise is perfected. When they just sing their little hearts out, that is so precious, that is so beautiful. And my heart is Lord, let them never forget what they're feeling right now. Or what about this, a love of God becomes religious obligation. You still love God. You still love the things of the Lord, but it just became a routine maintenance. I'm Christian, so I guess I got to go on Sunday. I'm Christian. I guess I got to worship. I guess I got to do these things. You know, your marriage becomes this obligation.
Well, I'm obligated to love this person, and then you have a marriage with no conversation, and you sit across each other at dinner and don't say a word, instead you're staring at your phones, and you're texting somebody else instead of paying attention to the ones in front of you. And you have no conversation at all. Have I had moments of that? Yeah. But then I've had beautiful moments where we're just sitting there, and we just start laughing and over dinner, and it's as if it's a first date all over again. I enjoy talking to my wife. Not always. She don't enjoy talking to me all the time, I guarantee that. That's life. But man, those moments. Those moments when I look across the room, and I see here in my heart, leaps. And maybe I should express that, but that's a whole other sermon. It's a cold world. Love of God where faith starts to feel heavy instead of life giving. Reading the word feels heavy, praying feels heavy, worship feels heavy, sharing Jesus feels heavy instead of life giving. You're just going through the motions. And if that is you, I'm not going to have you raise your hand. But how many of you have ever had a fireplace or fire your camping and the fire starts dying out? But somewhere in the bottom of the wood, you see a little bit of red, you know, and you're just like, you know what, I think I can re-light this thing. You start to, and you see the embers, and they start to pulse. And before you know it, that thing lights right back up again. So if this is you and your love of God is growing cold. So I just want to just take this little pause in a moment that sometimes in your Christian
walk, sometimes you got to quit being so busy and into your walk, into your marriage. Because this thing is going to die if I don't do something about it. Jesus warned us that many hearts would grow cold. But notice that it says grow. So at one point, there was warmth there. At one point, there was fire there. Like we read in the very beginning in Matthew 24 12, and because lawlessness will be increased, the love of many will grow cold. What does a cold heart look like? I don't think it looks like hatred. See, a lot of times when I would read the scripture, I'll be honest with you, I'll be like, oh, I don't have a cold heart. Man, I'm good Lord, because I don't feel hate toward people. So I'm good, but I realize it's deeper than that. It's, well, I'm not cruel to people, so I'm good. But what if coldness is just simply the loss of compassion? You see it, stirred by it. You do something. You see it. You're stirred by it. You do something. And what if growing cold just simply means I see it, I feel it, and I do nothing. Then I'm like, okay, I thought I was in good standing with you, Lord, but I don't always do something. You know, we see signs of this everywhere in the world. How many of you would admit that? It's like, how many of you felt like after COVID, things are off? Okay, it's not just me. It got weird.
Still weird. It just changed. It changed something in us. And I wanna go back even more, I think even since 9/11 happened when the towers fell. It changed something after a few months. And it just progressed. And then when COVID hit it, it just changed it. And we live in a strange world where somebody can be getting beaten or robbed or humiliated or their line injured in the street. And before someone reaches out to help them, we... Let me film this real quick. (audience laughing) Huh? Yeah, Princess died. Well, she died because paparazzi was chasing her, yeah. Phones come out. Somebody's worst moment becomes somebody else's content. Somebody's worst moment. Yeah. Or even beyond phones. You're just sitting there eating dinner, watching wars happen, people dying. And we scroll past people or starving children or we see another shooting, another school shooting, another tragedy, another person murdered, another family destroyed. And then always swipe to the next video. Cold.
The frightening thing is that it's not just about terrible things happening because we gotta admit, terrible things have always happened. There's always been wars, there's always been these things. So that hasn't changed, that doesn't change. Those things are still going on. What's frightening is our ability to watch them and feel less. And less, and less, and less. And we're exposed to so much suffering that we get that callousness in our heart and we become numb to it. We see tragedy all the time. And at first we're horrified. That's horrible. And then after that, we're disturbed. And that's disturbing. And then we're accustomed to it. What's that? Oh, another shooting. And eventually we scroll right past it and not pay attention. Now that might be good for the world. But if we're to follow Jesus and Jesus had compassion where he saw he was stirred and he did, this can't infect the church. That's the dangerous part. So maybe growing cold doesn't mean you actually become evil. Maybe it means that something that once broke your heart doesn't break your heart anymore. I mean, Jesus lived around suffering too.
He saw the suffering, but yet he never became numb. He saw them and had compassion, the crowds. He saw them had compassion, the crowds. He saw them had compassion, the widow. He saw them had compassion and he touched the leper, touched the blind, touched the lame. He saw he was stirred, he did something. Jesus saw he felt he was moved toward them. See the world at that time, when somebody was a leper, you were told to walk on the other side of the street. You were told to tell them, get out of here and the world taught people not to even see the leper and yet Jesus saw the leper. The world taught that people not to touch the leper and Jesus saw the leper and touched him. He did the opposite of what the world did. Now you're just like, man, this is a cold world. Thanks, now you depress me, Pastor David. But here's the thing, here's the thing is that that's not the only thing that the Bible says what happened in the last days. You know, before we go to a verse, I just thought of another verse, let's go to 1 Corinthians chapter 13. It's a famous passage for weddings, but it's not about weddings. I mean, it sounds beautiful, but let's see some context here. 1 Corinthians chapter 13. get a deeper understanding. Let me know when you're ready. Okay. First Corinthians chapter
13, Paul wrote this to the Corinthian church in Corinth. And he says, "If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I'm a noisy gong or a clanging symbol." Why is Paul saying that? Because people were talking about their gifts. "Oh man, I lay hands on the sick and they're healed and I cast demons out and man, I speak in tongues all the time. I come out the showers speaking in tongues. I'm worshiping in tongues. Man, I do everything in tongues." And he's like, "Well, you know what? If I speak in the tongues of men and even if I spoke like an angel and I have no love, I have no compassion, I have nothing, then I'm nothing but noise." So many people in the church, we fail to have compassion on people who are broken, but we're just so excited because you speak in tongues. Verse two, "If I have a prophetic powers and understand all mysteries and all knowledge and I have all faith so to remove mountains, but I don't have love, I am nothing." Oh, I'm the great prophet and I just want to go and fill stadiums and everybody comes to see me so I can wear these fancy suits and by the way, this ain't a fancy suit. If you go to LA, to the alleys, you get three suits for $180. That's a good deal because you go to JCPenney's, that's above my pay grade. Anyways, that was a little, little infomercial. Show compassion. Well, I mean, maybe people that know about suits are like, "That's a cheap suit. It looks good to me." Oh, no. Just saying? Oh, no. Where am I? Oh, there it is. Verse two, "And if I have prophetic powers and understand all mysteries and all knowledge and if I have all faith so as to remove mountains but have not love, I am nothing. If I give away all that I have and if I deliver up my body to be burned, just give away everything to everybody. But if you don't have love, you gain nothing." Verse four, "Love is patient and kind. Love does not envy or boast. It is not arrogant or rude. It does not insist on its own. It is not irritable or resentful. It does not rejoice at wrongdoing but rejoices with the truth. Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. Love never ends. But as for prophecies, oh, they'll pass away. As for tongues, they will cease. As for knowledge, it will pass away. For we know in part and we prophesy in part, and when the perfect comes, the partial will pass away. When I was a child, I spoke like a child. I thought like a child. I reasoned like a child. But when I became a man, I gave up childish ways. For now we see in a mere dimly, but then face to face. Now in no one part, then I shall know fully, even as I have been fully known. So now faith, hope and love
abide these three. But the greatest of these is love. I don't care how good you sing. I don't care how good I can preach or not preach or minister. You could be the best media guy, the best musician. You could be the best teacher or whatever. But if you don't love those kids, it means nothing. If you don't love God and you're worshiping, I don't care how good your voice is. If you don't love the Lord and love people, it means nothing. They ask Jesus what is the greatest commandment to love the Lord your God with all your heart, your soul, your heart and your strength. And likewise, love your neighbor. It doesn't matter how good you can sing, how good you can preach. It doesn't matter how much you give. That stuff doesn't matter. Jesus is a person that had compassion and were to follow Christ, then we see, then we're stirred, and then we do. Because without that, it means nothing. Now, if I ended there, you're like, okay, Now we talked about Jesus saying these things would happen in the end But there's something else that happens in the end The the heart growing cold is not the only thing that happens in the end and I want to show you I want to shed some hope into your life right now if we go to Acts chapter 2 verse 17 And this is beautiful because at the same time that hearts are growing cold something else starts to happen Let me know when you have it Acts 2 17 Acts chapter 2 verse 17 It says and in the last days this is what Jesus was talking about and in the last days it shall be God declares that I will pour out my spirit on all flesh and Your sons and your daughter shall prophesy and your young men shall see visions and your old men shall dream dreams Even on my male servants and female servants in those days I will pour out my spirit and they shall shall prophesy so not only do we see that hearts are gonna grow cold Jesus says at the end, you know what's gonna happen besides growing cold. I'm gonna pour my spirit out on this world I'm gonna pour my spirit out in the church. I'm gonna pour my spirit out So you know what will hearts grow cold? Yes, they will but you know what will God pour out his spirit Yes, he will those things are gonna happen at the same time hearts are gonna grow colder than they ever have before But the outpouring of the Holy Ghost is gonna happen also like it's never done before The last days aren't just a story of increasing darkness. There's a story of an outpouring God Yes, Jesus says love would grow cold, but he never said his love would grow cold
The compassion of Jesus has not changed the heart of Jesus has not changed and the spirit that empowers the church in the book Of acts is still the Holy Spirit today that empowers the church today So we have a choice So maybe the question shouldn't be is the world getting colder Because Jesus already told us it would happen when we read the scriptures So the real question is we ask ourselves will I grow colder? Because Jesus already said the world would Hmm so you I don't want you to get the wrong message and say okay, so I got a muster it up. I Got a I got a I got a I got a I got a act like I care more than that's what you do man If that's all you get from this you're hearing you're not hearing me If that's all you're getting you're not hearing me because it's not about acting like you're caring or acting like you're loving or Acting like you're compassionate. It's not about those things In the last days what this is saying is in the end hearts will grow cold in the end I will pour out my spirit upon all flesh so we have a side to choose And that question is to each of us which side are we choosing? Because the fruit of that is gonna show I Have compassion not because I'm naturally more compassionate because it's hard for me to be compassionate person I'm being honest with you and if I if I try to act it out then it's just acting But I have to make up my mind I'm just like okay am I gonna be those of the hard girls cold or am I gonna be those where the spirit of God pours on me Which one is again to be? That's a choice. We all got to make individually all of us So eight months passed by They only jumped me that one time But everybody that sat with me for Bible study that was from the gang that I was in and those guys were in they would jump Them they never jumped me again. They're just like man, I think it's crazy Now I don't know if there's a tradition in all Sacramento County jail or just the floor that I was on but basically when you're a trustee When you leave the officer would ask you who do you want to take your trusty cell and for the most part At least when I was there whoever was trusty could name anybody in that?
Well, JP, the one that called the shots to have me jump, he was fighting a murder case. And he was-- I don't know if he was already losing or going to lose, but basically, he was going to get 27 years to life. And I was so angry with him for what he did, I was still mad. All those eight months, I'll be honest with, I was still mad. I just hit it well, because I had to represent Christ, because I'm an ambassador like last week's sermon. I'm like, man, Lord, I got to act like I care. This dude had me jump, and eight months later, in the morning, Rocha here in the intercom. Yeah, roll your stuff up. Marshall's are coming to pick you up, because I was already sentenced to eight years. I was just waiting, and Marshall's like to take their time. You get sentenced. You're still sitting in county jail for three, four, five months before they pick you up. By the time they pick you up, you're already five months into your sentence. By this time, I was already 15 months into my sentence. So you never know when they're going to call you. And they called me, Rocha-- no, actually, he called me. He was, Rocha, get your stuff, and he goes, come up. Come out, and talk to me. He's in the control room, so I go to the control room. I'm like, yeah, he goes, hey, Marshall's going to come pick you up, make sure you got your stuff ready. He goes, you want me to call your family to get your property, because you can't take it with you.
And he respected me. He knew I was a Christian. And he knew that if they would take me, they would throw my stuff away. And it was all my notes, my Bible, and everything. And I said, yeah, please, can you please call my dad? He goes, yeah, no problem. And then he says this. He goes, who do you want to be trusty? And I said, JP, he goes, really? Because I think he knew the whole time. He knew the whole time, all those months he knew, but what's he going to do? I told him nothing happened. He goes, are you sure? I said, he's facing a long time. And I think my job would kind of bless him. OK. So I go back into the pod. I go get my stuff to put my stuff in a box, so I can give it to the officer. So that way my parents can come pick it up. And then I hear his intercom, because he was a few doors away from me by that time. And I hear, hey, JP, wake up. He goes, move into cell number one. You're the new trusty. And his door pops, psh. And he comes out all groggy, because it was early. And he goes, you're leaving?
I said, yeah. I said, marshals are going to come pick me up. He goes, you're giving me your job? Yeah. Why? I said, you know, you're facing a long time, man. And I know it probably stresses you out. And I don't know what your future is. But maybe, while the month you're here, at least you'll have an open cell. And you can kind of move about freely, and get some extra lunches. And you know, when you put coal on somebody's head, and he just looked down, and he goes, thank you. I don't know what to say. And then he goes, you know, can I say something to you, David? I was like, yeah. He was, don't change who you are. He was, I wish I was man enough to serve God like you, and be like you, he goes, but I'm not that strong. He was, don't change wherever you go, don't change who you are. I saw, I was stirred, and I did something about it. I learned something. You know, and that is something that I'll never forget, that the same guy that said, you'll leave here on a stretcher if you don't leave. That's all, Stan. You know, as a church here at House of Rest, whether you're serving as an usher, a greeter, media, worship, teacher, young adults, youth, Bible study.
don't forget don't roll your eyes when you see somebody come and they're broken with addiction have compassion when you see somebody and they're living that street life have compassion when you see somebody maybe they don't look like you maybe they don't dress like you have compassion because if we can do all these things we can have church service amazing church services have the nicest cameras isn't that but it's nothing but noise without love and this is something we all have to remember i want to i want us to be a church of compassion of not empathy of not none of those things but a church that sees and has moved and acts and like i said when we were doing this message when i was writing this message i was the first one that was convicted but i can't act it out i can't fake those things i just got to make a choice and you have to make a choice am i going to allow my heart to grow cold or am i going to allow the spirit of God to pour over my life and i think that's a choice we all got to make today within yourself you know if you have never given your life to the lord i want to give you an opportunity today's the opportunity the bible says that today's the day of salvation tomorrow is not promised the bible says that you believe in your heart and say with your mouth and confess Jesus Christ that you shall be saved if you say he's lord if that is you if you're watching through the screen if that is you when you want to give your life to the lord right now is the best time why would you want allow yourself to grow cold why would you want to be like that why not have the compassion of the lord compassion is better love is better caring is better helping is better giving is better assisting and encouraging is better and if that is you and you want to give your life to the lord i i i i i want to say repeat after me because there's no specific prayer in the bible but i will guide you i will help you and i didn't know how to give my life to the lord i didn't know how to surrender to him when i first gave my life to the lord i just said lord i'm tired i'm tired change me please change me because i don't like who i see in the mirror anymore and if that is you i want you to repeat after me those of you that are on the screen you can repeat wherever you're at your hotel room your living room or in your jail cell and just say lord god i repent of all my sins i believe you died on the cross and after three days you rose again i don't want a calloused heart take out that heart and give me a new heart and fill me with compassion in Jesus name amen amen let's give the lord a hand
i want to encourage all of you to come up front you got to make a choice and say you're either you're going to let your heart grow cold or you're going to allow the spirit of god to pour over you i don't know about you but this is something i need i need compassion in my life i want to be able to see to be stirred and to do we're going to open up these altars just share this moment with the lord between you and him if that is you come up just spend some time with the lord nobody's in a bother you just come up spend some time with the lord in the soil i now surrender you were breaking the ground so i yield And I trust you, I don't need to understand So make me a vessel Make me an offering Make me whatever You want me to be I came here with nothing But all you have given me Jesus bring you one out of me In the crush air In the pressing You were making you mine In the soil I now surrender You were breaking me mad You were breaking me mad So make me a vessel Make me an offering Make me whatever You want me to be I came here with nothing But all you have given me Jesus bring you one out of me Jesus bring you one out of me
Jesus bring you one out of me 'Cause when you see one There's a new power There's a new freedom The kingdom is here And we've done my own thing To hear a new fire today 'Cause when you see one There's a new power There's a new freedom The kingdom is here And we've done my own thing To hear a new fire today So make me a vessel Make me an offering Make me whatever Give us a heart the way you had a heart, Lord God Give us compassion, Lord God, the way you had compassion Lord, let it start with me, Lord God That sermons don't become just sermons I do every Sunday, but let it let it Let it stir me, Lord God, in order to do something, Lord God In the way that I minister In the way that I pastor In the way that I talk to people, Lord God In the way that I serve you In the way that I am with my family And my spouse and my children, Lord God Let me operate in compassion like you, Lord God I pray for all of us that are here, Lord God
Let us be stirred by you, Lord God Because if it's not stirred by love Then it's nothing that is just noise We don't want to just be noise We don't want to be allowed church just to be loud We don't want to have Sunday service just to have Sunday service Let us operate, Lord God, out of compassion We don't want to just be a sound We came here with nothing But all you have given me Jesus, we knew why, mad me Make me a whistle Lord, I pray for JP, wherever he's at, Lord I don't know what happened when I left, Lord God But I pray in the name of Jesus, Lord God That that stirred something in his heart That he couldn't comprehend or understand Because according to your word, Lord God That darkness couldn't comprehend the life Maybe, Lord God, for all I know he's serving you right now Because of that moment, Lord God And if he's not, Lord, I pray for his soul I pray for him, Lord God And those that are around him, Lord God Because you had me give him that self for a reason It was a seed that was going to be planted, Lord God Let us all be seed throwers and other people's lives around us Where we were at, or school, or job, or family family, let us throw seed out Lord God in the name of God. Yes, it's all for you. It's all for you.
What good is it knowing Hebrew and Greek if we don't have compassion? What good is it knowing church, history, and Bible theology, Lord God, if it's not about compassion that you had Lord God on the lost and the broken? What good is it, Lord God, and we have the most beautiful voice, Lord God, it means nothing. What good is it if we memorize verses and make nothing? What good is it if we tie the most from everybody we don't love, Lord God. What are we doing? It is nothing but noise. But when it grows from compassion and we speak about you, when it grows from compassion and we lay hands on the sick, but when it grows from compassion and we cast out devils to see people set free, Lord God. When we talk to the drunkard, we talk to the drug addict, we talk to the gang member, we talk to the convict, when we talk to the lost, the one on the verge of suicide, when we talk to the one that is shattered and broken, let us do it with compassion, Lord God. Let us do it with love, Lord God, because that's when hearts are changed, that's when lives are changed, that's when we can church her, but that's the right side up and revival will finally come, but because it will start in the church, Lord God, and it will pour out, Lord. Because in the last days I will pour out my spirit upon all flesh. Jesus, we are out of you, because when there's new one, there's a new man, where there's a new freedom, when the kingdom is free, I live down my own place, together with a new world of fire, today with you, because of the new one, there's a new man, where there's a new freedom, where there's a new man, where there's a new man, where there's a new man, where there's a new man, where there's a new man, where there's a new man, where there's a new man, where there's a new man, where there's a new man, where there's a new man, where there's a new man, where there's a new man, hey man, let's give the Lord a hand, you know, be crazy if J.P. sees this and what if somebody says, hey man, you got to check this out, I think this dude's talking about you, and he sees it and he says, man, I remember him, and all these years later, he's still serving Jesus, all these years later, he's still serving Jesus, and what if he's not saved, but disturbs something in his heart, hey man, may the Lord shine his face upon each and every one of you, God bless you, have a great, great Sunday, have compassion, I love all of you, thank you, God bless you, amen. [Music] [Music] [Music]
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Este ombre en ombre el hioso que avi agorado munchos manamintos. Pero que sus toco el aria que dominava su porasón. ¿Ya pueden dar se quenta quallaria vera? Marcos capitolo días. ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden? ¿Ya pueden?
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(speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) Are you guys embarrassed of your faith? Do your friends know that you love Christ? (speaking in foreign language) Puraimuchus, Hovades, Pompadres Cristianos, Kvesas, Caran, Como's Decent in English, Fereen. Isabir Gwensson, Immejor Caran, Porreir, Conel Groupo, Kednothina Fendios, Veda, Yasunaror. Yasunaror. Continue. Continue reflecting Christ. Continue. And if your friend don't accept your faith, then that's not a good friend. Move on. (chuckles) Amen. (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language)
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