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  THE DAY JESUS CRIED
  by Carter Conlon
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Summary: This sermon focuses on the day that Jesus cried, highlighting
the depth of God's love and compassion for His people. It emphasizes the
importance of belief in God's power to bring life and transformation,
even in the face of impossibilities. The message calls for surrender and
faith in God's ability to work miracles and bring victory in every area
of life.

Duration: 38:31 Topics: "God's Love", "Faith in Miracles"
Scripture References: John 11:35, Hebrews 4:15, Zephaniah 3:17, Isaiah 53:5, Numbers 14:11

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This sermon focuses on the day that Jesus cried, highlighting the depth
of God's love and compassion for His people. It emphasizes the
importance of belief in God's power to bring life and transformation,
even in the face of impossibilities. The message calls for surrender and
faith in God's ability to work miracles and bring victory in every area
of life.

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Thank you, worship team, God bless you, you may be seated. And for those
that are joining with us tonight online, we're going to celebrate
communion at the end of this service tonight, which if you have any
bread or juice in your home, then please feel free to access that and
you can join the celebration of Jesus Christ and what he did on the
cross for you and I 2,000 years ago, giving us the victory that we're
singing about and talking about tonight, hallelujah. If you'd like to
tell people online that you're praying for them, just go to
itstimetopray.org. It's time to pray, all lowercase, all one word, .org.
And there you will see where prayer requests have been submitted from
all over the world and you can actually let somebody know that you're
praying for them.

And so we encourage you to avail yourself of that. I'm going to speak to
you tonight about the day that Jesus cried, the day that Jesus cried.
The gospel of John chapter 11.

And we're going to go to verse 35. John chapter 11, starting and
finishing at verse 35. Father, I thank you tonight, God, for the
presence of your Holy Spirit in this room.

And I know, I know the people online are feeling your presence as well.
We've sung about your faithfulness. We've sung about the fact that we're
not slaves to fear anymore.

We've talked about your healing. We've prayed, we've believed, we've
laid out people's prayer requests before you and now I'm going to speak
about you, Jesus. But all we can do is bring the people online to you
tonight.

We can't heal them, only you can. We can't give them sight that belongs
to you to do that. We can't open their prison doors.

We can't give them a hope for the future. That is all up to you. All we
can do tonight, all I can do is talk about you and speak from my own
experience and say that you have always been faithful.

I have never known you to be unfaithful. God, thank you for your mercy.
Thank you, Lord, that you're sending a moment of mercy in this last
generation, which we find ourselves living in now.

Even in the midst of this perversion and evil that seems so prevalent in
our world, Lord, you're still willing to show mercy to those who turn to
you and to do it in a spectacular way that will give glory to your name.
This is our prayer. This is what we ask you for.

Do it, Lord, in such a way that the world will know that you are God.
There will be a testimony set upon a hill that cannot be hidden. Songs
of victory and deliverance that don't come from human effort, they come
from the mercy of Almighty God.

Thank you for the ability to speak this tonight, to speak it simply, and
I thank you for it with all my heart. In Jesus' name, amen. John chapter
11, verse 35.

Jesus wept. The shortest verse in the Bible, yet this one verse that
encompasses two words tells us more about the heart of God than entire
chapters in the Bible could, or books that could be written about the
heart of God or the character of God or the certain aspects about God.
The fact that Jesus wept, even though he was surrounded by unbelief, we
see something about the character of God in this verse.

Now the story, the background story is that Jesus shows up in the
cemetery. A friend called Lazarus had died. He'd been in the grave for
four days.

All around him are people that he has, actually, many of them have seen
his power. They've seen the things that he can do. They've been the
recipients, perhaps, of miracles, of the multiplication of loaves and
fishes and such things like that.

They know he can heal the sick. They've been eyewitnesses or at least
verbal witnesses of many of these things that he had done at this stage
in his ministry. He had been at the table with some of his friends and
he had been sharing the things concerning himself and about the kingdom
of God with them.

And there's strong evidence that he had told at least Martha because at
one point he said, did I not tell you that if you would believe you
would see the glory of God? The way I read this is that at some point in
the past he had told her this. Martha, if you would believe, you would
see what only God can do. If you would believe, if you would put away
all of your human effort and all of your human reasonings, you would see
something that only God can do that will bring reputation to the name of
God and God alone.

Surrounded by unbelief, surrounded by his close friends not being able
to bring themselves to the point of believing that he could actually
change something which they considered to be unchangeable. And this is
the dilemma that we all face as believers in Jesus Christ or if you're
on the margins of believing in Jesus Christ. We can study the word of
God.

We can have fellowship with one another. We can meet in prayer and
devotions in the morning. We can read the word of God.

We have the testimonies of the power of God. But when we face something
which we believe to be impossible, that's where it becomes difficult to
believe that he can do things that cannot be done by human effort, that
can't be reasoned by the human mind. He can do things out of a heart of
compassion, out of the fact that he is God and he does with an
unmeasurable love, love his creation.

He loves you and I. God so loved the world. We quote that so easily. We
quote it so readily but we don't even begin to remotely understand the
depth of that word.

God so loves you. We see in this one verse of scripture, Jesus wept,
that God is not distant, he's not remote, he's not unfeeling, nor is he
unconcerned about our struggles. Now there's a theory that goes around
in the church and I suppose there's a measure of truth in it but the
theory is that God is complete in himself.

He doesn't need you, he doesn't need me, he doesn't need anything about
us. He's not, in a sense, he's totally self-contained but I think that
this one verse with its two words puts all of that to rest where it
belongs. If he was completely self-contained, if he didn't need us in
some aspect, or may I put it this way, if he didn't cause himself to
need us, let's put it that way.

He can cause himself to, in his heart, to love his creation. He can
cause himself to have a need in his heart to show his glory among those
that have been born and created in his image. Hebrews chapter four,
verses 15 and 16 says it this way.

We don't have a high priest who cannot sympathize with our weaknesses.
He was in all points tempted as we are, yet without sin. Let us
therefore come boldly to the throne of grace that we may obtain mercy
and find grace to help in our time of need.

He's touched with our struggles. He's touched with the places of
impossibility, for he himself actually faced one called the grave. He's
touched with our trials.

He's touched with our difficulties. He's touched with the things that
you and I have to go through, and being so, there's a desire. He calls
us to the throne of grace to find help in our time of need, when we face
something that only the power of God can change, as he did.

When he said, Father, into thy hands I commit my spirit, there was no
chance of coming out of the grave without the assistance of God, his
Father, and the power of the Holy Spirit, and he knew it. He's touched
with our struggles, but he also was touched by that power, that
incredible power of God that can even raise the dead, that can take
impossible things and make them possible, take impassable things and
make them passable. We sang about it tonight, how he made a way through
the sea for his people in days of old, and many of us here tonight could
say that, too, as well.

He made a way for me through the sea of impossibility. I can say it, and
I can say it honestly. There were struggles in my life that there was no
way that I was ever gonna get through it.

I had been bound by fear for nine years. I'd lived through hell, taking
Valium like candy to get through just a day in my life, running like a
fiend to keep my body always in a state of exhaustion to try to abate
the fear that had so dominated my life, but when I came to Christ, in
one minute of time, he set me free from nine years of hell. I know what
he can do.

I know he's touched with the feelings of our infirmities. I know that
there's an invitation to come to the throne of grace to find help in
time of need. Jesus wept.

I've meditated on that verse so many times. He already knew what he was
going to do. He knew what he could do.

He even knew that the unbelief that surrounded him would not stop the
miracle that would bring his name to glory, of which we actually speak
about it tonight. So why did he weep then? Knowing these things, why did
he weep? And here's my perspective on it, and you can disagree with me
if you want, but this is my perspective. I feel that he foresaw the
sheer numbers of people through the ages, the numbers of people who
would sit with him in fellowship, yet not be able to believe that he
could change a situation in their eyes, which was hopeless.

That's why I think he wept. He saw the struggles. He saw the many, like
Martha and Mary, who would sit at his table in fellowship with him, and
they would be aware of his promises.

They would be aware of the history of his faithfulness. They would be
aware that he's not a liar. He doesn't boast of things that he can't do.

They would be aware of the incredible depth of his faithfulness, yet
when something impossible was presented to them, they chose to believe
the impossibility rather than believe the Son of God. And I feel in my
heart that he stood in the cemetery, and not being bound by just what he
sees with his natural eyes like we are, he could see 2,000 years down
the road. Do you understand what I'm saying? He could see throughout all
of history, and he would know his mind was not like ours.

It was an explosive mind with knowledge that we would never even
understand if it was explained to us. And he could see people of every
language, every culture, every race, every place throughout the world
through all the years fellowshiping, going to church, reading their
Bibles, but when it came to a place of impossibility, not able to bring
themselves to believe. Oh, Martha, didn't I tell you that if you would
believe, you would see the glory of God, that if you would believe that
you would see God do what only God can do, that if you would believe
your prison doors can open, that if you would believe your blinded eyes
can see a future, that if you would believe your wounded heart can be
healed, that if you would believe that things that you feel are dead and
lost and beyond repair can be brought back to life again for the glory
and the honor of God, if you would believe.

In Numbers chapter 14, after the children of Israel were brought out of
Egypt with a strong hand and led to the sores of this incredible promise
of living in a place of God's provision and God's promise, they chose
not to believe that he was able to bring them in or bring them through
what they considered an impossible place, in spite of the history, in
spite of the recent miracles that they had either seen or somebody had
talked to them about. Then the Lord said to Moses, how long will these
people reject me? And how long will they not believe me with all the
signs that I have performed among them? You know, I wonder if Jesus
could say those words about our generation, 2,000 years of testimony.
How many testimonies of God's miracles do we have to hear about? How
many alcoholics set free to have to stand before us? How many people
like myself tonight set free from fear have to be here? How many people
taken out of a complete place of inability and brought to a place where
only God could do what God has done through them have to stand before us
before we will believe? And yet, even though the miracles were there,
God judged their enemies.

God opened the sea to these people. He drowned their enemies. He went
before them in a pillar of fire by day and a pillar of fire by night and
a pillar of the cloud by day.

And yet, they came to this place. And this is, I believe, what the
weeping is about. We all come to a place where we consider something
impossible.

We all come to a place where we just don't believe that we can live in
this area of our lives again or we can be brought into something that we
once believed was a promise. How long will it be before they believe me?
They had just a short season of being taken out of Egypt and being
brought to this place of the shores of promise. We have 2,000 years of
testimony.

We have scriptures they didn't have. Amazing. We have testimonies all
around us.

And yet, we find ourselves, even as the people of God, and I'm speaking
also to those online tonight, we find ourselves drawing back and saying,
if only you had come when there was hope. If only you had come while
there was still breath. If only you had come in a season that's long
gone.

And I have no hope for the future. Jeremiah chapter two. The Lord says
these words through the prophet Jeremiah about his people of that time.

He says, moreover, the word of the Lord came to me, saying, go and cry
in the hearing of Jerusalem, saying, thus says the Lord. Listen to what
he says about his own people of that time. I remember you and the
kindness of your youth, the love of your betrothal when you went after
me in the wilderness and the land not sown.

I remember you, God says, about his own people. When you were young, you
had a heart that wanted to believe. You loved me when you said you
belonged to me.

And you went after me even in your dry places. And you went after me in
places that were not yet bearing fruit, but you believed that I could
bring life into these places. Israel was holiness to the Lord, the first
fruits of his increase.

All that devour him will offend. Disaster will come upon them, says the
Lord. You were separated to me and life was being born through you.

That was the promise that God had made to Abraham. And it was supposed
to be the promise to the descendants of Abraham that you would be
blessed. In other words, made more than you are, given more than you
could possess, taken farther than you could go.

I would bless you. And because of the blessing that would come into your
life, the whole world would be blessed. You see, the knowledge of God
would come into societies.

The knowledge of God would come into homes and families. The knowledge
of God would be brought through my people into places all throughout the
world. Then he goes on and says, hear the word of the Lord, O house of
Jacob, and all the families of the house of Israel.

Thus says the Lord, what injustice have your fathers found in me that
they've gone far from me? What did I do that you walked away from me?
What did I do to you? Where did I fail you, God says. What did I speak
and I wasn't willing to do it for you? What promise didn't come to pass
that I told you if you would believe you would see the glory of God? And
you saw you went far away from me and you began to follow idols and
become idolaters. In other words, the idols were the reasonings of your
own mind.

That's where idolatry stems from. That's what is the ground that
produces idolatry. You started following your own reasoning and you left
off.

In other words, you're saying you once loved me. You once believed me.
You once went after me, even when your life was dry and you were not
bearing fruit.

And you believed and because you did, you were the first fruits of what
I wanted to do in the earth and what I planned to do in the earth. But
what did I do? What did I do that you walked away from me? You see, the
mind of Christ is not bound like our minds. He's not bound by time as we
are.

He's still there in the book of Jeremiah and he's way ahead 2,000 years
down the road and he's remembering this cry, this weeping that's in the
heart of God for us. God loves you. God loves me.

And it's always been the intent of his heart to bless us and to make us
a blessing and to do for us what we cannot do for ourselves and to bring
us out of places we can't escape and bring us into places we can't go
into and to give us increase in our lives that is that the people would
look and say, only God could have done this. Only God could have made
this girl, this guy into what they have become. What injustice have you
found in me? I was reading this and I trembled as I read it.

I said, God, have I found any injustice? Have I accused you? Of failing
me. Have I has pointed my finger at you and refused to believe that the
situation that we're facing cannot be remedied by your, simply by your
coming. And so today I wanna ask a question to people who are listening
online and will be.

And believe me, there's thousands of you. By tomorrow morning, there are
thousands of you who will have heard these words. And the question is,
what will the response of Christ be towards you? It's a legitimate
question.

Will he weep when he looks at you and I don't know what your name is and
I don't know where you are, but God sees you. You may think that nobody
knows you even live, but he knows you live. And he loves you with an
everlasting love and he looks at you and he says, did I not tell you
that if you would believe, you'd see the glory of God? Did I not tell
you that if you would believe, I could raise you out of this place of
death? Did I not tell you that if you would believe, I could make your
life a praise in the earth? I could give you a new song, a new heart, a
new mind, a new reason to live, a new future, not only in time, but in
eternity.

Did I not tell you if you would believe, you'd see the glory of God? You
see, I think he waited till Lazarus was dead to prove to you and I that
there is no circumstance we could face where God can't bring us back to
life again. It was proof once and for all. When they said, Lazarus is
sick, we must go.

And he waited until he was dead. I do believe in measure, he did it for
you and for me. Just to set the record straight, there's no captivity
taking you that I can't take you out of.

There's no wound I can't heal, there's no prison I can't open. There's
nothing I can't do in a life that is surrendered to me. And even if
you're dead, I'll raise you.

There's no iniquity in God. There's no unrighteousness in God. He's not
a man that can lie.

He doesn't boast, he doesn't brag, he doesn't exaggerate, he doesn't
stretch the truth. What he says has the power to create a universe. What
he says has the power to raise the dead.

He's eternal, everlasting, always, ever will be God. And he weeps for
those who can't bring themselves to the place of believing that.
Zephaniah chapter three, and I'm gonna close with that.

Beginning at verse 17, he says, the prophet says, the Lord, this is to a
people back in his day that were to come. He says, the Lord, your God in
your midst, the mighty one will save. He will rejoice over you with
gladness.

He will quiet you with his love, and he will rejoice over you with
singing. I tell you folks, we have a choice to make. Jesus will either
look at us and weep because we won't believe, or we will get up and come
out of the grave and he will rejoice over us with singing.

It's really that simple. We come down the road like the prodigal son,
we've got no bragging, we've got no boast, we've got no resume, we
haven't been faithful, we've made a mess of everything, but he was the
one that the Lord rejoiced over with singing in the scriptures. He was
the one that just said, only you can give me life again.

Only you can cover my failure. Only you can empower me one more time to
be the person that I'm called to be. I will gather those who sorrow over
the appointed assembly who are among you, to whom its reproach is a
burden.

Behold, at that time, he said to Israel, I will deal with all who
afflict you. I will save the lame and gather those who are driven out,
and I will appoint them for praise and fame in every land where they
were put to shame. Do you hear the words of God? Do you hear the words
that God spoke to his people of that season and that time? I will deal
with those that afflict you.

I will deal with those things that hold you back. I will smite your
enemies. I will bring you through the seas of impossibility.

I will raise you out of the places of death that are trying to wrap
themselves around your mind and your life and your future. I will gather
you who are driven out, you who feel you've got no place in my kingdom.
I will gather you.

I don't care who drove you out. I love you with an everlasting love, and
I will gather you and bring you home, and I will appoint you for praise
and fame. Isn't that amazing? I will appoint you.

I will give you a calling, and it will bring praise to my name and fame
to my name in every place where you had been formerly put to shame.
Hallelujah. You might be the worst drug addict in your community, but
there's a day coming, if you will believe tonight, there's a day coming
that you're gonna walk down the streets of your town, and you're gonna
have a song in your heart, and you're gonna have a strength in your life
that you never had, and people are gonna look and say, what happened to
him? What happened to her? How did they get to this place? At that time,
he says, I will bring you back.

Even at the time I will gather you, I swear I will give you fame and
praise among all the peoples of the earth when I return your captives
before your eyes, says the Lord, when I reverse your captivity, when I
give you life, for all you had was death. So the question is really
simple. When Jesus looks at you today, will he weep or will he rejoice
with singing? The choice is yours.

You don't need to clean up your act to come to God. You can't. Don't
even try.

Don't even try. If you're dead, you're dead. There's not much you can do
about that.

But you can hear the sound of his voice and move towards the sound of
his voice. You can do that. Lazarus couldn't even unwrap himself.

All he could do is hear his voice and move towards his voice. I don't
want Jesus to weep over me. I don't know about you.

I don't ever want him to weep over my life. I don't ever want him to
look through the corridors of time and said, oh, I just wish Carter
could have known. I just wish he could have taken that last step.

I just wish he could have believed for that final thing. I don't want
any weeping over my life. I want him to rejoice over me with singing.

I want him to rejoice over you with singing tonight. You say, what do I
have to do? Just admit you can't save yourself. Don't make it difficult.

Believe that God loves you. And he came to this earth as a man and went
to a cross and the punishment that we deserve for what we have done, he
took upon himself and paid the price for the wrong that we have done. A
guilty man was set free by an innocent man who took his punishment.

That's what the cross is all about. And then just with your mouth, say,
Jesus, I come. I come to you and I believe God.

I believe you can raise me from death. I believe you can give me life. I
believe you can give me a song.

I believe you can take something of my life and make a praise to your
name through it. My life's a mess. I can't bring you a resume.

I can't bring you a litany of faithfulness. I'm a walking disaster, but
God, here I am and I give you what I am. I give you the mess of my home,
my life, my family, my mind, my body.

I believe that I will see the glory of God. I believe. God, please
tonight, give somebody the courage to say those words.

I believe. I believe I will see the glory of God. I believe my life will
be different.

I believe I will be cleansed of my sin. I believe I'll be given a new
heart, a new mind, a new spirit, a new future. Oh God, I believe.

If that's your heart tonight, pray this simple prayer with me online.
And those that are in the sanctuary, pray along with me, please, and
along with them. Lord Jesus Christ, thank you for loving me.

Even in my confusion and my failure, you never stopped loving me. You
never stopped longing for me. You never stopped desiring me.

Even through the messes I've made, your love for me never changed. I
don't want to resist that anymore. I give you my life and you're so
gracious to take it.

And anything I will become, it will all be because of you. But from this
day forward, you're the Lord of my life, my savior, and you are my God.
I love you, Jesus.

Thank you for loving me. Hallelujah, hallelujah. If you prayed that
tonight and you meant that, just text the word decided to 51,000.

Just your first ever act of faith. It's your Lazarus coming out of the
tomb moment. Just text decided, 51,000.

Don't try to figure it out. I can't explain it all. Just do it and
somebody will get in touch with you.

We want to help you start this new walk, this new life that God has for
you. Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah. God, we just feel the depth of
your love tonight.

We feel the longing in your heart for your people to return to you
again. We feel the burden that you, even if you allow us to experience
just a measure of the compassion you have for the wayward, the ignorant,
the struggling, the dead in sin. God, help us to help them to believe.

Make our lives a praise and glory to your name. We don't want to be
religious, we want to live. We want life.

We want the life that you have for us. We want all of it, Lord. Please,
Jesus, please, God, show yourself strong again in this generation.

As you said to your people of Zephaniah's day, I'll bring you back and
I'll give you fame and praise. Oh, Jesus, God almighty. Do it again in
your precious name.

We're gonna go to communion and celebrate the victory of Christ on the
cross in just a moment. We're gonna sing one song and I'll be right
back. It's a chance for you to get some bread and some juice.

You might be a total mess out there tonight, but if you want Jesus as
your Lord and Savior, you're more than welcome to partake of this with
us and celebrate this incredible victory he's given to you. I'll be
right back in just a few moments. ♪ How great is our God ♪ ♪ Sing with
me, how great is our God ♪ ♪ And all will see how great, how great is
our God ♪ ♪ Is our God ♪ ♪ How great is our God, sing with me, how great
is our God ♪ ♪ And all will see how great, how great is our God ♪ ♪ Is
our God ♪ ♪ How great, how great is our God, sing with me, how great is
our God ♪ ♪ And all will see how great, how great is our God ♪ ♪ Is our
God ♪ ♪ You're the name above all names ♪ ♪ You are worthy of all praise
♪ ♪ And my heart will sing how great, how great is our God ♪ ♪ Is our
God ♪ ♪ You're the name above all names ♪ ♪ You are worthy of all praise
♪ ♪ And my heart will sing how great, how great is our God ♪ ♪ Is our
God ♪ ♪ How great is our God, sing with me, how great is our God ♪ ♪ And
all will see how great, how great is our God ♪ If you can get ready to
sing that again, Isaac, in just a moment.

Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah. Thank you, Lord, for how
great you are, Jesus. Thank you, Lord.

For I received from the Lord that which I also delivered to you, the
Lord Jesus, on the same night in which he was betrayed, took bread. When
he'd given thanks, oh God, he gave thanks for you. He gave thanks for
the joy that was set before him, the fellowship, the beauty of you and I
opening our hearts and letting him be God within each of our lives.

He broke it and said, take, eat, this is my body, which is broken for
you. Do this in remembrance of me. In the same manner, he also took the
cup after supper, saying, this cup is the new covenant in my blood.

Let's do as often as you drink it in remembrance of me. For as often as
you eat this bread and drink this cup, you proclaim the Lord's death
until he comes. I wanna give an altar call tonight.

Here in this sanctuary and online. Now online, what you can do is go to
your knees. If you're in your car, just bow your head.

If you're sick and in bed, just lift your hand. But let there be just an
act of surrender on your part. And here's the altar call that God's put
on my heart.

The Holy Spirit put this on my heart. I believe that you can bring life
into the world where I don't believe that life can come. By any amount
of my own strength or ability, I believe you, Jesus.

And because of it, I will see the glory of God. I will see you do what
only you can do. I will see your power be made known in my life.

You will change me. You will strengthen me. You will give me these
giftings that I don't have and these abilities I don't possess.

And it will be a song of praise and glory to you. And you know, all the
young students that are here tonight from the Bible school, it's great
to learn about God and thank God for study for we're told to do that.
But it has to bring us to a conclusion.

It has to bring us into a relationship. It has to bring us into a place
where Jesus himself is glorified. Otherwise, it's just knowledge.

We end up like Martha quoting scripture at the son of God when he wants
to raise the dead. There's a point where we just say, God, I believe.
And whatever that area is, maybe you're afraid of crowds.

I don't know. Or you just don't believe that God could ever use your
life. Or maybe you've made such a mess for so many years that it's
almost a wonder to you that maybe it won't be a mess in the years ahead.

I don't know what your struggle is. But the point is, I believe. I
believe in the greatness of God.

I believe in the goodness of God. I see something, just in two words,
Jesus wept. I see something, God, about your heart for me.

And so I'm gonna ask you, Isaac, to sing that song again. And for those
that are online, then when people do come forward, we're gonna worship
for a moment. Then Pastor Pavel's going to come.

And we're not just gonna pray for you. We wanna pray tonight for Pastor
Pavel's brother who has cancer and needs a miracle. And I want you to
ask Pastor Pavel that, and this is gonna be the prayer of my heart, that
when he's raised, that you would travel as a family and sing and testify
of what God has done.

That you would be made a song and a praise in the earth as a family. And
so, Father, thank you for tonight, God, for it is undeniable that your
presence is in this sanctuary. Lord, I feel your presence as thick as
oil.

It's as if you can be touched tonight. So, Father, thank you, God. Thank
you that you're going to give us the ability to believe and see the
glory of God in areas of our lives where we never thought we could ever
see it.

We thank you for it in Jesus' name. Now, as Isaac and the group sings,
just come on out. Wherever you are, young and old, just come.

Just come, we're gonna sing together. How great is our God.

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Video: https://sermonindex2.b-cdn.net/k9FF3Y1_gIg.mp4
Source: https://sermonindex.net/speakers/carter-conlon/the-day-jesus-cried/
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