Sermon
Sins Ruckus - Bro Samuel Howell 11-26-2024
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He thought we were gonna be gathered together tomorrow, but
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maybe the maybe it worked out good.
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Uh.
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I do have a burden tonight to preach. I do
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want to say how thankful I am to have my
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pastor home. Man, it's a wonderful feeling to have him home.
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Certainly missed them and those that were out. Glad the
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Lord brought him back safely. Well enough. Pastor started off rough,
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but thank god he's doing. Oh alright, I'm thankful for
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the opportunity that that the Lord has given us. An Uh,
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thankful for the pastors. Uh give me a chance to
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preach a little before y'all. We'll not for y'all, but
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for the live with my brother. Yeah, I got a
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burden tonight. I'm sorry. That's why i'm a little little fluster.
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Uh.
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We've been looking at Matthew chapter five. Uh.
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I haven't battled this hard over message in a long time.
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I really wanna see some why to get help. I
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really want to see somebody could changed. I thought I
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had with y'ad had given me.
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I with it all day long.
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Then I got here to church and about five o'clock
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I got a message.
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Shame. That's something that's never happened to me. So y'all
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to bear with us. The Lord's want to help us.
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I believe it will Matthew chapter five right here, or
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mark chapter five. And there came over onto the other
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side of the sea, and to the county, and up
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into the country of the gatherings gatherings.
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And when he come out of the ship, immediately there met.
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Him out of the tombs, a man with an unclean spirit,
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who had been dwelling among the tombs. No man could
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bind him, No, not with change, because he has been
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often bound with betters and change, and the chains have
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been plucked asunder by him, and the betters have been
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broken into pieces.
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Neither could any man tame him, and he always it.
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And all night and day he.
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Was into the mountains and in the tombs, crying and
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cutting himself with stones. But when he saw Jesus afar off,
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he ran and worshiped him. And he cried with a
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loud voice, and said, what have I to do with
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thee Jesus.
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Thou son of the Most High?
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I enjoy THEE by God that thou torment me not,
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For he said, unto him, come out of the man,
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thou unclean spirit for a little while. All I have
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to preach, I won't belong and feel like God give
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me this sins rufus. We know legion causing such a rufus,
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but y'all has beare of weathers and ask God to
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help us here.
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Lord, he asked you the please.
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God help us.
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God asked that you would see fit the grazes with
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your knowing and Lord, and live with the bird that
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you give us.
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Lord, let the cross lead the way God, God has
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been the same. What all it needs to he said, Lord,
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not to fight, o Lord, but to get right to
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where he wants to be.
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R be beg you to meet us down.
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It all to Lord God done.
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A lot can be changed, going to live different.
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Than what they came.
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God.
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We asked that you and for at your spirit want
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to punt.
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Off fish Gordon annoying us. Gordon your name or if
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He asked if we see your names and Jesus nor
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we asked what we pray? Amen and amen.
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Uh.
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I'm sure in our lives everybody has seen some kind
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of ruckus or some kind.
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Of disturbance, whether it be at your house or we're
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in town watching.
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Somebody calls us scene. I know little ones that seems
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like you never really have a piece of quiet moment
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til bedtime. They're always getting into something. They're always doing
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something h leads you, no doubt, was making a ruckus
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in the tones. Perhaps people couldn't go see their loved
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ones because they knew the man that was sleeping in
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the tombs, the man that was terrorizing the tombs.
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No doubt they probably longed to see.
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Him, but because of the ruckus that was going on
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in there, they didn't even attempt to go.
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For years, they couldn't even go see their friends or
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their family.
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To The tomb where Legion was living was no doubt,
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a stinky place, possibly a dirty, dingy place.
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And I remember the time whenever I found myself living
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in the tombs. I know what it's like.
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I know right where you've been, I know where we've
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all been. But Legion was desperately looking for something. I
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feel like because it said that he saw Jesus afar Off,
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he was already looking for something he knew for she
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has ever got to shore.
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He's seen him. He said, there's something different about this man.
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I've been living in these tombs way too long. It's
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time that I get a change.
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I can't stand being here anymore, this dirty, dark, dingchy
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feeling and.
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All he just calls him a disturbance. He knew it
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was time for a change, He knew.
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It was time to.
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Move off from this disturbance. And I feel like no
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doubt in my mind that Legion was also.
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Had a disturbing in his heart and soul, because it
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said he.
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Was crying day and night. He was up all hours
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of the night, he wasn't sleeping, so obviously he was
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a tor minute soul. I feel like, maybe, then, perhapster,
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somebody in here, Anaida, that you know exactly kind of.
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What Legion is going through. You've been losing sleep at.
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Night, You've been tormented day and nia. The day was
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calling the rockets in your soul. Could just tain't think
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to find peace, but you long for desperation. Your eyes
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are fixed on the sea. Just open them one day, Jesus,
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don't make laying fall. He didn't find that peace until Jesus.
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Maybe the shore.
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He resorted to other things, cutting himself, just trying to
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make it better, just trying to ease the pain, something
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to take his mind off the torment that he was in.
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That's the way we find ourselves.
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Sometimes when we ain't got God in our hearts, we
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find ourself.
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Crashing for things that we all not to be.
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We find ourself causing pain to oursel that we don't
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have to go through us.
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But because you have no piaza, you're just grafting crestona
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and taking and hurt yourself. But one that Jesus and
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fall at his feet.
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You don't have to live a life of ruckus, disturbance
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or commotion. There's sweet peace, and there's sweet joy and
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sweet rest. How they do any won't find it, though,
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until you run at Jesus's feet. Until you find yourself
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at Jesus' feet, you'll find yourself in constant commotion. You'll
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find yourself in constant disarray, just wondering when will I
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ever get what they're talking about?
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When will I ever.
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Experience at peace? God, I've tried, but yeah, I still
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have a rocket. Throw it out, God, I'm still disturbed.
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God has tomotion in my heart.
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But until you find yourself at his feet, you will
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never experience peace. Here in the Bible that says that
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he was often bound with fetters and shame, you can
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try to bound your.
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Sin all you want.
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You can try to set yourself free all you want.
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I know, whenever I was experiencing my life of sin,
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I could do good for about a week. Oh, I
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could do good for about a week. But that's as
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bad as long as I could go. And now I
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find myself sitting there doing the same old things, nothing bad.
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But I was still unsaved, and I was still grasping
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for the thing.
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I thought.
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Okay, I'm st.
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Free, but until you follow and Jesus is lees, you
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will never be fred. You can have a good will,
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you can fight off to.
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Yourself, but it'll.
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Come back because you ain't really free.
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God my lesson, what the devil mind? Lest you are
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think that you're free? Can I let you think that
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you finally got over it? What unless you're repented of it?
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Unless God washed.
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You in the blood, you were still.
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Just as broad as you was at first. Jesus was
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ready and willing to meet Legion. He was headed to
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a place, but he met his mission because Legion went
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to him.
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Jesus is ready, but he's waiting for you to come
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to him. He sees you're tormented, he knows the pain,
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but he wants to see if you're looking.
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He wants to stay.
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If you're toxically desperate, he.
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Won't to stay.
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If you have a desire or not won had a desire?
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The fact, why who was looking? Hallelujah? To get free?
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You must want to be free day and night crying
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and cutting yourself. Does that fit you in the spiritual realm?
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Now day and night?
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Waking up in the morning realizing you're still just as
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tormented as you was, going to bed still tormented, No peace,
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no hope, no joy. Jesus is the reason that Lesion
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was set free. He's waiting on you. He's ready, He's waiting.
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I can almost see now as Jesus come in contact
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with the shore.
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Before he ever got his foot on his sandy Legion
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was already out his feet worshiping. Could have said he
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met him there and he fell down out his feet
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and began to worship. Don't wait till Titus is making
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his way into the town or whatever he was headed
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to decide. Oh, I need to catch him. Leader's des
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now or never. This is my opportunity.
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I've been in this time wait too long, I've experienced
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this dark dearie feeling a way too long.
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I'm tired of this commotion.
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I'm tired of this ruckus. Helen you, but you gotta
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be honest with the Lord and say, I'm sick of
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the ruckus.
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I'm tired of the commotion. I'm tired of the pain
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that I'm causing. Not only Jesus Christ, because you've let
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him died.
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For your sin.
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He wants you to be saved just as much, if
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not more than you ever wanted to be.
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He died for you.
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Jesus, the Lord is ready for you to say, Lord,
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I'm ready to move.
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Legion had a change of house, a change of scenery.
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After that, I got sick of the scenery, no doubt.
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I imagine there was.
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Cattle trails all in that tube. He probably knew every
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single tunbestot.
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He didn't.
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Somebody could have said, hey, you know what this one is.
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They're right over there under that shade tree. You know
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every corner of your bondage. You've been in it for
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so long.
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You know every situation, you know where it leads you.
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You know every trail takes you as you wine through
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the tombs.
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You wonder for so long.
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You can.
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It's time for you to get a change of home.
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Perhaps generation after generation was raised with parents telling their kids.
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Then scream you're hearing it's a man who's been there
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for years.
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Will we see in this church generation after generation pass
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you by?
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God forbid? And we have to explain to our children
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and the children after them. They've had the same opportunity
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time and time again, but yet.
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They let it pass the by.
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Yet they still cry in the mountain, yet still cut the.
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Cup with stones. What we have to explain to our children.
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This is someone who's content with the tombs.
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Pastor is time and time and and time again pointed
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you to Jesus.
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Let you know, Jesus is coming to shore. It's time
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for you to move on. Will this be your story,
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the story of Legion? Legion, it doesn't have to be.
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Jesus is already there.
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I imagine some of the town folks that was in
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the street that not after the deliverance of Legion, one
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out and listen to a sound that they have never
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heard before, a sound of silence, a sound of peace, to.
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Know that they no longer have to worry about their
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children wandering in the tombs.
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You too, can walk your children.
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Out into the streets.
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Say you hear that sun?
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Because I got delivered that.
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The sound of me, I'm no longer crying in the tubes,
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I no losser streaming at night.
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You can't shut.
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It's the sound that you've never heard before. To be
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able to lay your head on your pillow at night
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and to ensory silence. I think that was one of
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the most awesome the things I ever experienced. After I
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got sacked, I laid there in bed and just stand
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at the room. It's joying a sound that I often missed,
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the sound of silence, the sound of no ruckus, the
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sound of no commotion in your head, the sound of
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no tourment.
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God, you can.
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Husband of Mark chapter nine seventeen.
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Another example example of a commotion and one of the
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most answered and said, Master, I have brought unto thee
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my son which had a dumb which has the dumb spirit?
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And where'soever he taketh him, he teares him, he fall
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with he gnashes with his teeth. He pinted the way
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I spake to him out disciples, and they took that.
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They cast him out, and they could not This father
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had to go to bed every night knowing that his
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son was tormented.
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Perhaps there the father and the mother in here tonight
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that closes your eyes with peace, joy and happiness.
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But in the back of your mind, he's to have
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a prayer. God help my troubled loved ones.
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God have my trouble loved one.
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Get him out of that tune.
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Lord's in the tone of that storm. Lord, let there
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be peace to the commotion. This son for abst ton't know.
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What he was causing, what kind of pain that he
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was calling his son where his father and his father?
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But his father loved him another to take him to Jesus,
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possibly despite the embarrassment.
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There ain't a parent in it here.
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I know for my parents and your parents, there ain't
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a parent in here that I will take you that
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wouldn't take you right to Jesus to speak because they
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have pride or because they had embarrassment.
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They would be the first once to take you there
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because they want.
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To see you experience, to sound the silence. Don't sit
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among the tombs watching the letting Jesus pass by. This
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is the moment to get your peace, to get over
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the ruck. Is that sit causing it your life? This
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is what you've been longing for.
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Joy, happiness, love, contentment. Contentment is something you ever you
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haven't ever experienced.
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With Jesus woke your trade to most important, to be
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in your right mind, to go to bed.
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Knowing that should the Lord come, then he'll find you
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clothing in your right mind. Lord, God's coming back for
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people who was closed and in their right mind. If
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you have rugas were because of all the ruggus and
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the commotion in your head and all the torment that
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you're going through.
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I know for a fact you won't be hearing the call.
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You have to get that buzzed out of your head,
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the constant temptation.
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That right.
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Sin ain't worth fooling with.
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That's why a legion he had enough of that he
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could take all he could take. I pray that tonight
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you'll come to it all to a prayer and really
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pour out your home, your heart, and beg God to
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rid you.
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Of the constant commotion that knocks around in your head,
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the constant torment that what causes you. There's more than commotion.
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There're a lot more to.
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Experience than torment, adity and pain and stars.
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You don't have to keep cutting yourself spiritusly to try
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and ease the pain.
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Run to Jesus. Jesus is on your shore, and I
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these auts, I pray Jesus is on your shore.
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The town folk I understood the Bible right after he
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made leading the setting free.
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They pray that Jesus believe you don't have to leave
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this the same. There could be peace to that common
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that that commotion filled mind. Just give it to Jesus,
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turn it over to him and he'll take care of
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it all.
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God about that signs.
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It?
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You WoT be?
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That says way back in the fall display, So I did, said,
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do you think so? Oh?
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I know the things in your game?
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Why do you call even the game? So you have.
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To go.
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To Jesus
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Leaving the