Sermon
What's Haunting Your Heart ?
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And the Lord wanted me to tell you something about
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all these ghosts you've been living with, about all this
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guilt you've been living with, about all this hopelessness you've
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been living with, about all this offense you've been living with,
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all this sorrow you've been living with, all these threats
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you've been living with, telling you you can't, telling you
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you won't, telling you you'll never, telling you you're not.
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God said, now you know they're there, you got some.
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For them, Psalm fifty five, Verse one. Listen to my prayer,
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Oh God, do not ignore my plea. Hear me and
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answer me. My thoughts trouble me, and I am distraught
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because of what my enemy is saying, because of the
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threats of the wicked, For they bring down suffering on
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me and to sail me in their anger. My heart
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is in anguish within me. The terrors of death have
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fallen on me.
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Within on, he said.
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They bring down suffering, and it causes anguish within me,
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and now it has overwhelmed me.
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It's come on me.
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Everything that's on you today is a result of something
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that you were allowed to get in you.
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We're gonna deal with this today, he said.
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Fear and trembling have beset me. Horror has overwhelmed me.
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I said, I wish I could get out of here.
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I would fly away and be at rest. I would
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flee far away and stay in the desert. I would
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hurry to my place of shelter, far from the tempest
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and storm. And it kind of goes on and on
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like this for twenty two verses.
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I want to jump all the way down to.
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Verse twenty three, where he declares definitively, but you, God
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will bring down wicked.
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I need the.
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Response of people to pipe up and kind of take
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over the atmosphere now.
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But you, God will bring down.
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Yeah, you, God will bring down the wicked into the
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pit of decay. The bloodthirsty and deceitful will not live
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out half their days.
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But ask for me, ask for me.
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If this is the chorus of your heart, point to yourself,
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say ask for me.
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I trust in you.
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Touch ten people, tell them ask for me.
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I trust in God, Ask for me, Ask for me.
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Remain standing, remains standing. I want to talk to you.
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Cut all the music because I want to talk to
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you for the remainder of our time today about this subject.
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I want to talk about the haunted heart, the haunt
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to heart, you may be seated. This guy's struggling.
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Could you tell by what he was saying there in
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some fifty five he's going through something. He doesn't say
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exactly what. I'm kind of glad he doesn't, because if
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he said exactly what he was going through, you might
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not think that what he's saying pertains to you. But
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the fact that he didn't tell us exactly who his
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enemies were, but he did tell us how they made
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him feel. Let us know that whatever enemies we're facing today,
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it's okay for us to tell God how we feel.
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Or is it you know?
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Is it all right to say things like this, to
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say my thoughts trouble me? Is it okay to start
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a prayer with God? Why aren't you listening to me?
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Where are you? I can't see you, I can't feel you.
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Trying to believe in you. Apparently you're busy blessing Bobby,
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because I am struggling and hurting.
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My soul, my heart are in anguish within me.
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This guy probably needed to join an E group, because
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if he had joined an E group, then somebody could
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have told him, hey, man, come on, have some faith,
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you know, Let.
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Go and let God ay.
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Man. Sometimes you just got to trust his unfailing promise,
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for his word is better than life. The grass withers
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the flower of faith, but the word of the Lord
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will stand forever. And then he would have faith in
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his heart, you know, because if you have a heart
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of faith in your heart.
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Won't be in anguish.
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You know, if you have a heart of faith, you'll
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have joy and stuff like that, all these goodies that
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Jesus comes to bring, like freshly bake cookies for the soul,
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you'll be with your own saying, he could have had
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a better attitude, and uh, I would like to tell
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him that today that you know, Cheer up, man, Come on,
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count your blessings, name them one by one, and it
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will surprise you what the Lord has done.
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He's in here talking about you know, Fear and trembling.
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Have beset me, Horror has overwhelmed me. This guy must
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not know God very well, you know, because the God
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I know, when he comes into your life, he gives
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you confidence and strength. This guy, this guy needed to
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come to Elevation Church.
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We could have told him.
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We could have told him, yeah, man, we get happy.
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Come on, your best is ahead. They could have told
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him all that. And and this guy is apparently apparently
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has a kind of a weak heart of faith, because
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only a person who doesn't have strong faith says things
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like you know, when he says my heart is in anguish,
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it literally means I wrote this down because it is
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so strong it almost seems melodramatic. It is palpitating like
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a woman in labor pains. Give you a second to
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have that image right there and deal with that. And
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and he's he's and he's blaming his enemies. He's like,
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you don't do that either, when you know, when God
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is your fortress, when God is your defense, you don't
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blame others.
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You take responsibility.
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This guy needs a heart trans Wait a minute, hold on,
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but could you could you come here real quick? Come on,
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come on, come, because I saw.
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This and I should have studied more before it.
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You see on the Psalm fifty five where it tells
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us that the psalm is for the director of music
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with string instruments, and then it tells us who wrote it?
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What does it say? A mess skill of David That
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messes up my whole thesis.
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I'm a close talk.
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About that messes up my whole introduction, because when God
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chose David to be king, he said that he was
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a man after God's own.
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You said, now, now, I just I just.
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Need somebody to verify because when I was reading that,
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I thought I was reading about somebody whose heart was haunted.
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But David, as we learned two weeks ago, had a
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huge heart. And how I said that humans measure height,
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but God measures heart. And the reason that God could
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use David in such a big way is because he
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had such a big heart, a man after God's own heart.
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God looks at the heart, and now we see the
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man who was big hearted enough to fight Goliath in
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the name of the Lord, expressing an anguish in his
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heart that makes him feel like God isn't even there.
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Touch somebody say, your heart is complicated. If I could
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see inside your heart, if I could, I wish I could.
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You would leave real quick if I started calling out
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the contents of all the stuff in your heart, Because
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whether you want to admit it or not. And I
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know you have the Holy ghost. I know you love
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God and with all your heart, with all your soul,
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with all your mind, with all your strength, I know
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your heart is holy.
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But it's also haunted.
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It's also haunted the haunted heart. What makes it flexing
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is that the same person who would write a psalm like.
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This, the Lord is my shepherd, I shall.
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Not want That's how he opened Psalm twenty three. Even
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though I walk through the valley of the Shadow of death,
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I will fear no evil. Now, hold on, that was
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David one day. But it depends on which day you
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catch me on what's going on.
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Inside of me?
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In fact, I want to be brutally honest. It depends
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what hour of what day you catch me on. In fact,
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I want to back it up and really zoom out
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and tell you how it is.
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It depends what minute, what second.
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My heart have some stuff going on inside. I will
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fear no evil.
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Fear and trembling have beset me, Horror has overwhelmed me.
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Same heart, same dude, same God, same promises, same calling.
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Holly on one hand and haunted on the other.
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It's true, It's true that this stuff happens in our
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heart's I just want to pose a question today and
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only you can answer. And I don't want you to
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answer it outloud, because if you answered out loud, you
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won't say the real thing.
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You'll say something that's similar to the real thing.
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It might be in the same family of the real thing,
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but it won't be specific enough to get the job done.
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I want to ask you a question. What's haunting your
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heart in this season? Late at night, first thing you
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wake up? What haunts your heart? Is it something that
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already happened? Is it something that might happen? Is it
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something that you wish would happen that hasn't.
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What haunts your heart? I don't know if you need
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a little help prompting to think about this. I think
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you do, I really do.
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I think you need some help because sometimes we just
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live in such a state of denial that we can't
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kind of admit things that we're going through. So I
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just need a little help. Would you go to the
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stage police? And let's see, I need a Would you
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go to the stage police. I just need some guys
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to help me with this. Would you mind going to
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the stage for me? Yeah, I appreciate it.
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Would you go? I appreciate that. Would you come? All? Right?
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That's five?
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I just need five, If y'all could all come up, everybody.
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Appointed to just five?
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And I know there's a lot of stuff and I'm
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hesitant to name it because sometimes if I label it,
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you'll disassociate if you don't find the exact label. But
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I just figured you might need some help locating what's
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haunting your heart, because what makes a heart haunted is
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what's hidden.
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We used to run a haunted house for my youth group.
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Work that out theologically, but we did, and it was
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a fundraiser for the youth choir trip.
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And so I wouldn't the youth best or anything like that.
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It's just a youth and.
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And we all had our hiding places, you know, if
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we were running a haunted house and we met everybody
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at the door, Hello, I have a chainsaw.
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I'll be right around the first corner when work. So
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what's hidden in your heart?
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And just for visualization, listen, I mean, I know that
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this is a little silly and all of that, but
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just for visualization.
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I wondered, would you each would you each represent.
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A different thing and move over here a little bit,
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if you would, and just back up a little bit
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and just standing there going standing a line.
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That's good, that's.
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Good, if you would, just if you'll put that on,
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if you don't mind, I got a whole box here,
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let's see.
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I wonder would you wear this? Thank you?
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And I think you need this guy. You know you've
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always wanted wanted to try it.
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That's great, and.
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Let's see if you can be him just for about
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the next twenty minutes, that's all. And this is kind
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of cute, just to round it out, if you don't mind. Man,
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that one made me think of you. And let's say
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that that you each represent.
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A different component. Again. I know that we can all
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name different things, different.
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Different perversions that exist in our hearts, and different proclivities
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that exist in our hearts, and different incidents that happen
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that are still happening because we keep replaying them. But
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I just thought, for the sake of illustration, just to
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help you enter that question, what's haunting your heart? If
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the Psawmists could get honest enough, If David, a man
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after God's own heart, could get to a point that
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was tough enough and rough enough, dark enough that he
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would say, my.
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Heart is overwhelmed with horror.
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If the King could get to that point, I gotta
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believe that.
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This house might be haunted too, this house.
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Haunted with what, haunted with guilt? Maybe you could be
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guilt over what you did or what you didn't do.
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I think a lot of dads and moms deal with
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guilt over how they couldn't be there for everything, you know,
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couldn't do everything. And it's tremendous the weight of guilt
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that people care. You can be guilt because some people's
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hearts today are haunted by guilt. Some people are are
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haunted by hopelessness. Did you hear the Psalmist's words?
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The same psawmist who.
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Declared put your hope in the Lord had reached.
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A breaking point of saying, I don't see any hope left,
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not in my heart, not in my heart, I don't
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I don't have any hope left, just a way of
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looking at.
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Situations that can't imagine they would.
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Possibly improve as your heart hopeless.
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Or or or maybe we maybe we have a heart
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that is haunted with offense.
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Offense.
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You can be offense the things that people said to you,
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not the things that you did to others, but the
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things they did to you. Or maybe not the things
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you didn't do for others, but the things that others
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didn't do for you.
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The dad that wasn't.
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There, the mom who wasn't kind, the friend who wasn't friendly,
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the man who didn't stay.
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It can it can be, It can be a little thing.
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It can be the way they looked at me, the
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way they treated me, the way they didn't recognize me.
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I was haunting your heart. Let's see what you because
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you U should be. Let me look at you. You
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look like sorrow. You look like sorrow. Not really, this
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mask doesn't match my illustration too well.
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Why don't you switch with Yeah, okay, there we go,
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put that on now you you look like.
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You look like sorrow.
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And I don't get it because Jesus is my joy
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and when he comes into my heart, he brings his joy. Now,
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how can a heart that's full of joy also still
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have sorrow?
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And you can be? I know what you are. You're
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the threat, he.
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Said, he said, he said, the threats of the wicked
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trouble me. You know, sometimes nothing bad even has to
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happen in your life. It's just a threat that it
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might that keeps you up at night. There doesn't even
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have to be a bullet in the chamber. It's just
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the fact of feeling still.
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To your skull that lets you know you can be succeeding.
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And afraid of failure, because the higher you climb, the
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farther you have to fall.
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It's a threat. They might leave me, they might not
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like me, they might not accept me.
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The threat, the sorrow, the offense, and the hopelessness, and
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the guilt of a haunted heart, guilt, ge, hopelessness, offense, oh, sorrows, threat.
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To huh huh. That's the ghosts you're living with.
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And so the Psalm has thought if he called on God,
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that God would chase him away.
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That's what we want him to do.
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That's what we expect him to do, because we know he's.
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Capable of that. That's how I thought it worked.
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Honestly, you know, give your life to Jesus Christ. He'll
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come in, and he'll when he comes in, everything else
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has to go. So I expected you know, dear Jesus,
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I accept you as my personal Lord and savior. Come
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in my heart, forgive me and cleanse me of all
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my sins, and forgive me and all unrighteousness.
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And Jesus, they a'men, I thought.
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I said, amen, they'd all vacate the premises. I said amen,
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and they all stay. So I stopped my foot set
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it again. Amen, in Jesus' name. Amen in Jesus' name,
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Amen in Jesus name.
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Amen.
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Amen, Still there, Please don't sit.
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There looking like the moment that you prayed and gave
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your life to God, all this stuff left your heart.
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I know that what I'm teaching is a little bit.
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Theologically controversial, because some would teach that if anyone is
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in Cristi is a new creation, you get.
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A new heart.
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And that's true, you get a new heart, you get
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a new capacity to love. But that doesn't mean that
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all the tenants who took up residents are going to
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evacuate immediately.
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Not in my case, how about yours.
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In fact, the only people who will argue that theologically,
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the moment you give your life to God, all this
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stuff goes away are the people who are.
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Really good at hiding it.
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There's nobody in this church that got rid of all
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their ghosts.
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There's just some people who have.
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Stuck them in some corners and put them in some
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bathrooms and shut them in some closets. Come on, clackman,
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I'm telling them the truth. I even got my ghast clapping.
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I'm preaching so honestly.
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Touch somebody say it's still there, It's still there. That's
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the thing that confuses me. I thought that if I
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worship God, I could chase it away. Boo fear go,
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boot depression go, Boo sorrow go, boot guilt go. And
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for a minute it felt like it did. But you're
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still here. Still reminded me. Even though that the blood
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of Jesus hate for all my sins, even though that
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he nailed it to the cross, even though I don't
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have to bear it anymore, even though my shame was
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trampled on by the finished work of Christ, And you're
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still here. If you don't believe it's still here, how
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can you still remember what you did when you were seven?
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How can a man still remember.
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The first time he saw a pornographic image? Because the
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guilt doesn't just go away. How can somebody who has
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been forgiven of all of their sins still be offended
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by the sins of others? What's haunting your heart? It's
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just a question. And I can't chase it away. Come
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to church, clap my hands and my tie and my heart.
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It's still haunted.
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So if I can't chase it away, David said, maybe
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I can escape it. Put verse six on the screen.
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Oh that I had the wings of a dove. I
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would fly away.
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And be at rest. I can't chase it.
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Away, so maybe I can escape it. Only problem with
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that is I'm trying to escape something that I'm carrying
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with me wherever I go. I change relationships, but all
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these jokers showed up with.
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Me in the next one too. I changed jobs.
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I moved to Charlotte, but all these jokers came to
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Charlotte with me, and I would run.
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But how can I outrun what's happening with.
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That escape mentality?
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What's happening in my heart is so hard for me
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to deal with that. Maybe instead of living from my heart,
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I'll just live from my head because I don't want
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to deal with what's really happening within. So I don't
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really love anymore. I don't really laugh anymore. I don't
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really live anymore because to live and to love and
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to laugh, I have to be at home in my heart.
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But when the home of my heart is haunted, where
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can I go?
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If it were an enemy, I.
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Could run, If it were a bomb, I could step away,
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But what about when the detonation is within?
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Can't chase it?
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Hallelujah, hallelujah, Okay, I can't escape it. Where can I
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go from your presence? If I send to the mountains,
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you're there. If I make my bed and he behold
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you there. Wherever I go there I am tell somebody saying,
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wherever you go, there you are, and all your craziness
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function too.
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Can't chase it, can't escape it. But maybe maybe I
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can expect it and expose it.
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Can I preach this?
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Please?
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Can I preach this?
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Ooh, the Lord told me to tell you that fear
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only operates effectively by the element of surprise.
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I'm gonna say that again.
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Fear only operates effectively by the element of surprise. And
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this is where I'm smarter than Holly, because.
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When we go to a movie.
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I have the good sense to discern the genre of
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the movie before the viewing experience begins.
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There are many areas of life.
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In fact, one could argue most where she is superior
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in her intelligence to me, and her skill and her ability,
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and her goodness as a human being and her virtue.
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But when it comes to movies, I don't understand how
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she can be in a movie that we knew was
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about somebody getting killed and they can be playing music.
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Can you play something scary, Brian, Just anything scary, just
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really like terrifying.
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That's kind of scary, church scary. But how can we
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be in this movie? It's dark. They're coming around the
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corner and used to ah jump wing.
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I don't get it. When we were dating, I kind
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of liked it because it gave me an opportunity. You
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know what I'm saying. I got you.
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We're a buy a little killers baby, I slash a
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slasher for you. I'm not even worried about this now
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I'm married, and you know that's not cute anymore. Every
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time being in a movie, she's gonna jump fingernails, all
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my arms and stuff.
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Get off me.
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I'm saying, we've been married a little while now. Ah,
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but you can also have some fun with it.
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I found out you can also have some fun with it.
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Husbands don't try this at home.
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And so the other day I decided I heard him
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pulling up in the garage, and I decided to give
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him a little something. And I had the presence of
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mind to pull out my phone. Thank god for video
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capability in your pocket, amen, and I captured the result.
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I was waiting on him because my kids always run
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in so fast from the carriage, was tearing through it,
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taking each other stuff like that.
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I was waiting on him a long shell. See what
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happened next I got the video. I was trying to.
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Scare the kids. I was, I promise I was.
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I mean ninety nine times out of one hundred. She's
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not the first one in the door. It's just gonna
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happen in this time. Let's watch that again, just so
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we can appreciate it now that you know what's coming.
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It's one more time.
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I was trying to scare the kids.
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Just maybe one more time, one more time. I want
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you to appreciate the nuance of the look on her face.
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One more time, just one more time, I was trying
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to scare the kids.
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I'll put that on Instagram with permission.
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As a demonstration of my amazing abilities.
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But if you think about that scenario, the reason it
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were only reason that created the.
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Response it did is because I was hidden behind the door.
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Had I texted.
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Her, when you come up the steps, I'm gonna be
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behind the door, and my objective and aims whoever comes
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through the door next, I'm gonna terrify him within an
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inch of their life. I'm also gonna video show it
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to twenty thousand people at some point in the future,
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and on television as well to hundreds of thousands around
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the globe.
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Her response would have been different.
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Now, my action could have been exactly the same.
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I'm gonna get you to see something as simple.
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But the reason that stuff keeps defeating you is because
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stuff keeps surprising you.
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Watch this.
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If she had known I was behind the door, she
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could have had something ready for.
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Me when I jumped out talk to me.
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She could have had something ready.
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They could have.
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Turned it on me.
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Those were glass milk chunks Elijah was carrying into the house.
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You know what they could have done to me had
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they known I was behind the door.
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It only worked because I was hidden, and the Lord
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wanted me to.
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Tell you something about all these ghosts you've been living with,
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about all this guilt you've been living with, about all
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this hopelessness you've been living with, about all this offense
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you've been living with, all this sorrow you've been living with,
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all these threats you've been living with, telling you you can't,
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telling you you won't, telling you.
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You'll never, telling you you're not.
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God said, now you know they're there you got something
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for them. Oh, I got some for you, Kuilt, I
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got something for you, hopelessness, I got some for you.
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Does somebody say I got some for you? But as
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for me, I trust in you? How can you say that, David?
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After twenty two verses of disparracy, I walk through the
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house enough. Now I know where everything is hidden.
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So when it jumps out at me, I know exactly what.
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To do with it because I expected it. And since
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I expected it, I can expose it.
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I can expose it. I can't chase it. I try to,
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I can't escape it.
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I wish I had wings, i'd leave, but since I
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have to live with all this stuff, I might as well.
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Here's what it said on one hunted house I drove
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by this week.
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It said, prepare to be scared. I thought that's a
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message for the church. Prepare to be scared.
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Arm yourself, put on the full armor of God so
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that you can take your stand against the devil's schemes.
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Expect it, and expose it. David said, I don't have wings.
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But remember, David, in Psalm twenty seven, you said the
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Lord is my light and my salvation.
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Didn't he say that? Didn't he say that. So I
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don't have wings to escape me.
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I don't have the power to chase it, but I
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got the light to expose it.
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The Lord is my light and my salvation.
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I'm not scared of you anymore.
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I see you there, but I see you.
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For what you really are.
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Yeah, you don't look so scary like this.
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You don't look so scary now that I got the.
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Light on it.
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Oh man, up under that mask, God was speaking to you,
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wasn't he.
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That's what happens. When the mask comes.
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Off, Everything that you were dealing with in your heart
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becomes exposed in the presence of God. And every fear
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that helps you captive has to release you and let
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you go. When you get the light on it, Come on,
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get the light on it. Get the light on a fence.
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Before I put the light on you, you look like guilt.
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But now you look like an opportunity for grace. It's
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not that the guilt went away, It's just that now
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I see my guilt as an opportunity to receive His grace.
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Talk to me, somebody, We are unmasking things in the
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presence of God. Today you still look hopeless.
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You you still look like hopelessness. But I see you
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now as.
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An opportunity for greater faith, because faith is the substance
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of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen.
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But I can see it.
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In the line.
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Everybody say light. God wants to shine light in your
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heart today. Search me, Oh God, know my heart, try
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me know my ways. See if there's any offensive way
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in me.
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Put your light on it. God, show me what it
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really is. Take the mask off of offish. You're not
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my father.
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At Every offense that comes in my life.
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Is also an opportunity for forgiveness.
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Now I see you for what you are.
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I still feel offended, but I don't have to be
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offended just because I feel offended, because I've been forgiven.
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Shout somebody.
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You look like sorrow, but I also see that my
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greatest sorrow can become my greatest strength.
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Don't you understand that what you.
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Are going through right now, he's making you stronger for
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where you're going. You don't look sorrowful. You look strong
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in your Dickie's plaid. You look strong clapping those hands.
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You look like strength in the light.
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You don't even look scary in the mask.
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Because I realized that no weapon, no threat, no weapon,
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no threat that has formed against me.
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Watch this.
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You can stay here, you can stay here and talk
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all you want, but you can't scare me anymore because
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I realize the threat is empty. I realize that the
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devil roar is about like a roaring lion seeking whom
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he made devour.
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But I found out he doesn't have any teeth.
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All he can do is roar, because even if he
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kills me, I get to reign with Christ.
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It shounds up.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm gonna get you fired up
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about Jesus today.
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Yeah.
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He is my life.
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Yeah, he is my salvation. Who shall I fear? I
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am persuading neither light, nor death nor anything else. I'm
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trying to say is you can't run a haunted house
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with the lights on. Can you imagine how stupid it
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would look if they brought you in the haunted house?
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And here comes the chainsaw? No, no, your chainsaw sounds scary,
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But I happen to notice in the light you don't
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have a chain What the light of God in my
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heart is? It shines to every darkened place, every horrible place.
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And once I've been through this house a few times,
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you don't scare me anymore.
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It's not that I don't have fear. It's the fear
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doesn't have me.
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Jump up on your feet. If that's your declaration. Fear
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doesn't have me, not anymore. As for me, I trust
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in God.
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Thank you.
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Ghosts.
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You can leave now.
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You gotta go now.
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Give it up for the ghost as they make their
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way off this stage, and maybe their exit off this
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stage is a symbol of some stuff that's leaving your
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heart today, that's been holding you back for too long.
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It's here, but it doesn't have me. It's here, but
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it doesn't hold me. It's here, but I see it.
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I expect it. I expose it. I expect it.
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I expose it.
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I'm not trying.
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I'm not trying to get out of here anymore. I'm
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gonna live in this place. I'm gonna live from my
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heart because I do have wings. David had wings. He
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just forgotten how to use them for a minute. Not
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the kind of wings that make you fly away, but
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the kind of wings that help you get above. You
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got wings. Touch somebody say you got wings? No wonder
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you're tired, you know. The scripture says in Isaiah that
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those who trust in the Lord will walking knuckrow, weary,
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running out faith, they will mount up.
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On wings like eagles. What does that mean? What? What
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does it mean to mount up on wings like eagles? What?
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What wings was he speaking of?
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It can't mean that I get to leave every uncomfortable,
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every horrible, every heart, every horror filled, every haunted situation.
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I gotta live in my own heart, you know. I
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gotta live with the memories I have.
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I can't.
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I can't get rid of them. I gotta live with
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the disadvantages that were handed to me. So I got
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to live here. But I don't have to live here
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at this altitude. I don't have to live here on
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this level. I got wings. I got wings. I got
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I got wings. I got one wing called the Word.
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That's one way I got. I got a word from God,
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and no word from God will ever fail. His word
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is seated above his name. I got wings, I got wings.
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Touch somebody remind him you got wings. I got one
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wing called the Word, and I got one wing called worship.
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All that I oh, but you do you do? You
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just gotta use them. You gotta get a word from God.
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You gotta get worship in your heart. You gotta start
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singing when you get scared.
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