Jesus Generation Conference 2025 William Hinn Podcast 97 Parte 1

Thank you for always listening to our podcast.

We hope they are a blessing to your life. Okay.

And as you're going there, let's just put your

Bible up in the air. Come on. Just put it up

in the air. Tonight, Holy Spirit, pierce us with

your word. Forgive us for not rightly honoring

your word. Pierce us until we become... In Jesus'

name. I want to encourage you. There's no greater

supernatural encounter. I'm probably a little

loud by the way. I'm gonna start screaming and

it's gonna get crazy. Okay, just wanted to warn

you. Sometimes I think we want to just come and

get zapped. We like falling over. And I love

that. We love the power. We love the anointing.

But I believe that the greatest purest and most

supernatural encounter is when the very words

of Christ pierce our hearts to such a degree

that we actually become like Him. God doesn't

want to just give us a one night touch. Listen,

he's not that cheap. He wants to form himself

inside of a people until we start shining. So

often times, we got the spirit over here, and

we got the word over here, and there's no such

thing as separation. In 1947, Smith Wigglesworth

prophesied that the next great awakening in the

world would come when the church rightly honors

the spirit And the word. Because they are one.

So we're not approaching the Bible tonight. We're

approaching the Lamb. He's the volume of the

book. We don't want to know the Bible. We want

to know Jesus. And He gave us 66 books to discover

who He is. So it shouldn't just sit on our shelf.

I open it when Pastor Daniel teaches me. We shouldn't

want falling over more than we want His Word.

We should say, Jesus, I want you to come into

me. And if I'm going to go down, I better come

up more like Jesus. Or we just had a show tonight.

And you know I love you, right? And just so you

know, if I say something that offends you, he

didn't say it. And he didn't say it. So you don't

have to leave their churches. Because I'm going

to get on a plane and I'm going to go back to

Florida. So if you don't like me, I'm not your

pastor. Your pastors are sweet. Okay, but I'm

not here to entertain you tonight. I'm not here

to please you tonight. Our job is not to entertain

you. Our job is to equip you. So even if it feels

like a sword going in, just know that this is

how the Spirit of God works. He's a sword that

pierces. It says the word separates bone from

marrow. It deals with your lies. Anyone ever

been reading the Bible? And you just went there

to read. But then all of a sudden you're crying.

And it's reading you. And you're like, I didn't

realize how many things I needed. to heal in

my heart. It's the only book in the world that's

alive. And I think that we've had an apostasy

that's taken away from the Word. And we've settled

for services. We don't need services. The world

would have been saved a long time ago if it was

up to services. Jesus would have come back in

a Catherine Coleman meeting, I promise. There's

more power. powerful services to go to. It's

not until a group of people begin to see who

they are that the cry of creation, the groan

of creation that's crying out for change, it's

going to come through the manifestation of the

sons of God. So we got to learn some stuff. Amen,

amen, amen. Thanks Noah. Alright, go to Isaiah

6. I'm not going to get there anytime soon. I

just want you to go there and stay there. Just

so you can have your Bible open. And then I'm

going to work my way there. And it will come

together in Isaiah 6. But I'm going to start

in Hebrews 6. I don't want anybody to turn to

it. I want you to pay attention. Just keep your

Bible open. open in Isaiah 6. The point of this

conference has been unveiled, right? In Isaiah

chapter, I'm sorry, Hebrews, Hebrews chapter

Hebrews 6 · chapter mention

6, there's this profound revelation that the

writer of Hebrews brings us into When he's talking

about an oath that God made with Abraham, and

God comes to Abraham, and he says when he looked

at Abraham, he wanted to make a covenant with

this natural man. This natural man, Abraham,

wasn't strong enough to carry his side of the

covenant. Okay? As amazing as Abraham was, God

had it in his heart. I want to make him some

promises. I want to make him a covenant. But

if I'm going to be on this side, Abraham is not

strong enough to be on this side. So what he

does, according to Hebrews 6, is when he wanted

to make an oath with Abraham, it says that God

made an oath with himself. And he made this oath

with himself. Hebrews 6 tells us to show the

character of who He is. And this oath and covenant

God made with Himself about Abraham, it says

is the anchor of our soul in the Most Holy Place.

Here's the picture. You're the Christian in the

middle. That's weak. struggles, you cannot hold

up the other side of the covenant. So what God

did, and now let's just say I'm in the most holy

place, because that's where we are, by the way.

He's standing in the middle, humanity in the

middle, and God is standing on one side, and

God made a covenant with himself, and God standing

on the other side. And God's covenant with Himself

keeps you in proximity to Him. You have no power,

no strength within yourself. Listen, to keep

yourself close. Only by what God did with Himself.

You had nothing to do with it. We were full of

sin, full of shame, full of guilt. We were like

the woman in John 8. Caught in the act of adultery.

Jesus is preaching in the temple. And what did

the religious Pharisees do? They brought the

sinner to church to expose her. Religion doesn't

want you whole. It just wants to expose your

sin. Right? So they bring her to church. They

expose Those are in front of everybody. Check

this out, she wasn't even looking for repentance.

She wasn't even looking for forgiveness. She

was just caught. And this is who God is. He stoops

down into the dirt. And he begins to write in

the sand. I think people have this idea that

maybe he was writing their sins. I just don't

think that God would combat shame with shame.

My personal conviction is I think he was writing

things like Hosea 2 in the sand. That talks about

people who were once a bride. who prostituted

their bridal ship. And the kindness of God says,

we will allure her into the wilderness and win

her back. They caught a woman prostituting herself.

And I think the Lord was saying, this is why

I came. His kindness draws men to repent. Just

so you know, I don't care if you grew up in church.

Just so you know, we were all the women in John

8. And God stooped down for every single one

of us. But then you go to church long enough.

And there was nothing of your strength that brought

you to Him. The scriptures say, Jesus says, if

I be lifted up, I'm going to draw all men unto

myself. You know what the word draw means in

Greek? It means I'm going to drag you. Like you

think you made a good decision. You have drag

marks behind you. He came and He found you when

you smelled like pigs, when you were worthless,

and He kissed you. And he said, I want you. And

somehow you found your way to some altar somewhere,

or on the floor in your bedroom, while you were

still a drug addict, while you were still an

alcoholic, while you were still a hypocrite,

and he said, I want you. Okay, not one of us

believes for a second that we were worthy of

any of that. But at some point in church we start

thinking that we have to hold up the other side

of the covenant. Now listen, I know that this

is offensive because everybody thinks your behavior

is everything. I'll teach you tonight how to

fix your behavior. Because the gospel is not

behavior modification. The gospel is you were

crucified when he was crucified. You died when

he died. You were buried when he was buried.

This is all in the Bible by the way. You were

raised when he was raised. And you were seated

in heavenly places when he was seated in heavenly

places. And again, you did nothing to earn it.

It's unbelievable. Like absolutely zero. God

doesn't come and clean you. He kills you. And

then He raises you up again. And you relate to

the old person again. Okay, so is anybody married

in here? Okay, now listen. If I had to walk around.

I'm married, happily married. I have four beautiful

children. If I had to walk around with my wedding

vows in my back pocket, the legal certificate

document, the law. and I'd have it in my back

pocket, that every time I met a female, I had

to pull out the law, just tell her to keep a

safe distance, and read the law. So I don't commit

adultery. I would have a problem. I would need

pastoral counsel if I'm that tempted that I constantly

have to go back to the law. Right? Like if I

went to the grocery store and I needed my brother

to be there with me, when I walk down the checkout

counter and tell him, listen, now before we walk

down that counter, I need you to hold both my

arms back because I love stealing Snickers. I

know it's silly, but this is what we do in church.

This is how pathetic we are. So we want the law

because we are going to fight our arm to not

steal the Snickers. Or, you just aren't a thief.

And I don't know about you, but when I go to

the grocery store, I'm literally never thinking

about stealing. Anybody think about stealing?

Don't raise your hand. I mean, hopefully you're

not walking around so uncontrolled in your members.

Listen, do you know that I'm just, now just hear

me out. If the Lord came to me and it just became

okay to all of a sudden commit adultery, do you

know I still wouldn't? Someone asked me why.

Why? Because I love my wife. Love is stronger

than the law. So listen, rather than telling

a generation to come get right with God and behave,

we should teach them about love. And listen,

not your love for Him, because that's not good

enough. And it'll never be good enough. But what's

His love for you? Listen, I wasn't planning on

going into all this, but... We have a lot of

preachers that are yelling at people, love God

more. But we never tell them why they should

love God more. You see the gospel is not that

Jesus died for Jesus. We got to be careful with

this narrative that we're not really a part of

this in any way, that none of it's about us.

It sounds humble, but it's deceptive. Because

Jesus The whole storyline is that He wanted you.

The whole Gospel is that He died for you. So

if you never come into a revelation of the love

of God, you'll never love Him. I actually believe

the secret to zeal People are always like, oh

man, another message on the love of the Father.

When are we going to have a holiness movement?

Ever hear that stuff? I struggle with that stuff.

Because we don't even understand holiness. What

do you mean when you say a holiness movement?

A movement of really well -behaved people? Like,

do you realize holy means altogether separate?

It's like a whole new identity? Righteousness

bears fruit onto you're separate now? So hear

me out. We're doing a lot of stuff in church.

Trying to hold up our side of the bargain. Just

like the Galatians. Paul comes to them in Galatians

3. And he says, you foolish Galatians. Who has

bewitched you? That. Who has bewitched you? You're

doing incredible. You gotta say it in Spanish,

that you're doing incredible. Come on, don't

have false humility. Tell them. Let's go. I love

it. Says, who has bewitched you, you who started

in the spirit, have now gone to works. You came

weak, but you got too strong. And the gospel

is stay weak. I boldly proclaim, That I will

forever be a needy Christian. And I know that's

not popular. But I've got a need for God. And

without having a need for God, we're too strong.

So from the beginning, God's covenant with Himself,

the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, had

a conversation. You're going to be made in the

image, the likeness and receive the righteousness

of God. And you weren't even invited to the meeting.

He didn't ask for your opinion. And God's covenant

with Himself anchors you in His proximity. Okay,

so then that takes it further. So then we don't

go in and out of God's presence anymore. Jesus

actually tells us to abide in His presence. We

don't worship to get in His presence. We don't

dance and shout to get into His presence. I know

we love quoting the verses. I'm sorry that I'm

gonna say this. But you realize entering his

courts with praise, I love that. But after the

blood of Christ. I'm in His courts. I live in

God. Not because of what I've done, but because

of what He's done. So now my praise changes.

I'm not praising my way to Him. I'm praising

because dirty me is with Him. You've got to see

this. I don't worship to get to Him. I worship

because I'm in Him. Like we have something to

be thankful for. Right? Intercession. We've made

intercession reaching for God. What are you reaching

for? God reached for you. Listen, intercession

is you're standing in a gap. Between what? What's

the gap? Like, could you be a bridge between

God and the world? Rather than intercession being

reaching? Right, we like the word travail, right?

Travail. Travail is the pain of giving birth.

Intercession is about giving birth. birth to

something that's in you. If we never find the

God within, we will live our whole life on a

wrong pilgrimage. We're on a journey that is

deceptive. We're looking, we quote Isaiah 64,

oh, that you would rend the heavens and come

down. It's great for preaching. It moves rooms,

but we never keep reading. Because as you keep

reading in Isaiah 64, He says, when I did rend

the heavens and come down, no one was paying

attention. And then you get to Isaiah 65, and

it says, like a father I've held out my hands,

come to me all you who are weary. We can't move

on just yet. You can't go in and out of a temple

when you are the temple.