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419 | God Rewards Those Who Through Faith Seek Him · The Woman at the Well Ministries Podcast

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Music.
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Hello, friends, and welcome back to another podcast of Woman at the Well Ministries,
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where we believe that all of us have to come to Jesus like the woman at the well in John chapter 4.
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Our highest priority is making God real in your life.
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Whether you are listening in our app, in your favorite podcasting app,
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we invite you to sit down with us as we look to the scriptures to learn more
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about God and to strengthen your daily walk with Jesus Christ.
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Living a life for Christ. She's a happy girl.
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She's a happy girl.
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God rewards those who have faith to seek Him.
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This truth is proclaimed in Hebrews 11.6, which says, But without faith it is
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impossible to please Him, for he that cometh to God must believe that He is,
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and that He is a rewarder of them that diligently seek Him.
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Walking with God and pleasing Him requires faith. For those who draw near to
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God, it is essential to believe that He exists and that He rewards those who diligently seek Him.
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Faith is rooted in the assurance that He draws near to those who draw near to Him.
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Join Kim in this podcast of Woman at the Well Ministries as she takes us on
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a journey through the Scriptures, revealing the rewards of a life that exercises faith.
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We're going to talk about today faith and the rewards of faith.
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And in Hebrews chapter 11 and verse 6, this is what he says.
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He says, But without faith, it is impossible to please him.
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For he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder
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of them that diligently seek him.
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We have to believe who he is.
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And we all want to please the Lord. that's a
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a common thought that we want among
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ourselves he's done so much for us and
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he continually does so much for us and he
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never leaves us or forsakes us so we want to have this feeling that we're doing
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the right thing but so often we allow doubt and fear to creep into our lives
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in such a way that it chips away at our faith.
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In fact, the truth be told, our faith is already chipped away if we're feeling doubt and fear.
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He says that we're to be anxious for nothing, but with everything,
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with prayer and thanksgiving, let your requests be made known unto God,
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and the peace of God shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.
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And in Isaiah 26, 3, he says, Thou will keep him in perfect peace,
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whose mind is stayed on thee, because he trusteth in thee.
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And he tells us in Proverbs 3, 5, 6, and 7, to trust in the Lord with all thine
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heart, and lean not unto thine own understanding.
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In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.
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Be not wise in thine own eyes, depart from evil, and fear the Lord.
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We as Christians have a very innate understanding that we are to have faith in the Lord.
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Because as for by faith are you saved, through faith, and that not of yourselves.
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It is the gift of God, not of works, lest any man should boast,
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we're told in Ephesians 2, 8, 9.
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Yet, I don't think we guard our faith. I think for many of us,
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we just assume it's going to be there.
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And so, therefore, we don't give it much thought or much effort to maintain
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it. But when you look at Hebrews 11, 6, he says, without faith,
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it's impossible to please him.
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So we have to realize that faith is of a very strong importance.
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It's the foundation of our salvation.
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It's the foundation of our relationship with Jesus Christ.
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So just as we maintain other parts of our Christian walk, we need to maintain our faith.
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Now, the Bible says that the Lord will give us faith if we ask.
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But I also know from personal experience that our experiences give us faith.
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We know that what he's done for us before, he certainly can do again.
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We know that that absolute horrible storm we were going through that we were
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pretty sure was going to take us down and he carries us through.
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We understand that in the next storm, he has the same ability,
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the same willingness, and we will be taken care of.
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But we don't think about that. When we head first into a storm,
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we're not thinking about all the amazing things he's done up until this point.
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Now, many of us are experiencing the blessings that at one time we truly prayed for.
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We earnestly were seeking, and we are experiencing those blessings.
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We're experiencing those answers to prayers on a regular basis.
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But when the next storm rises, somehow we forget that.
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Somehow we don't remember what God has already done for us.
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And I believe part of that is that we don't seek him.
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I don't think we're actually looking for him in all of the different places
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and situations in our lives.
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My parents used to ask us at the end of the day, what were your God sightings?
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And so we were trained to look for the hand of God in our lives.
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We were trained to look at his ability to provide for us.
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We were trained to see him in all things.
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And when we begin to see that God truly never leaves us or forsakes us,
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that he's truly orchestrating this amazing plan for our life that he tells us
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in Jeremiah 29 11, when we begin to understand that,
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that's when our faith begins to grow.
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When we get our head in the book and our nose in the book of the Bible,
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when we get our heart conditioned to listen, when we pay attention to 2 Timothy 2.15 that says,
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study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed,
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rightly dividing the word of truth.
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When we read the promises of God, then we begin to watch our faith grow.
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But I believe that faith really needs us to seek Jesus.
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We need to seek his presence. We need to seek his word.
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We need to seek understanding, but we also need to be looking for his presence
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and acknowledging what God is constantly doing for us so that we have all this
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data stored in our hearts and our minds so when the next storm comes,
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we realize that it's okay.
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And instead of consistently screaming about how big our storm is,
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we could take the time to tell the storm how big our God is.
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Because we will be looking at the storm with the confidence that God will supply our every need.
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We'll be looking at the storm with the knowledge that God will take care of us.
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We will have the full assurance that we are in the cleft of the rock of the
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hand of jesus christ we can crawl up underneath the feather of his wings and
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we can experience the rest and the peace that only jesus can give,
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but we have to seek him. And so today I want to bring a lesson to you out of Luke chapter 19,
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because it's my belief that the greatest example of seeking God and watching
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the reward flow straight to you that I see in scripture comes out of Luke 19.
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Now, many of you may know this because you may know about Zacchaeus,
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who was a wee little man, and a wee little man was he.
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He climbed up in a sycamore tree for the Lord he wanted to see.
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And Jesus looked up into the sycamore tree and he said, Zacchaeus,
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you get down from that tree where I'm coming to your house today.
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That is a song that many of us have sung since we were very small.
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But I wonder how many of us have really looked at the spiritual truths that
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are displayed by Zacchaeus and Jesus in this account in Luke chapter 19, 1 through 10.
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So that's what I'm going to do today in your hearing. So let's begin to read
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in Luke chapter 19, beginning in verse 1.
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It goes like this. And Jesus entered and passed through Jericho.
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And behold, there was a man named Zacchaeus, which was the chief among the publicans, and he was rich.
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And he sought to see Jesus, who he was, and could not for the press,
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because he was little of stature.
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And he ran before, and he climbed up into a sycamore tree to see him,
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for he was to pass that way.
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And when Jesus came to the place, he looked up, and he saw him,
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and said unto him, Zacchaeus, make haste, and come down, for today I must abide at thy house.
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And he made haste, and he came down, and received him joyfully.
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And when they saw it, they all murmured, saying that he was gone to be a guest
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with a man that is a sinner.
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And Zacchaeus stood and said unto the Lord, Behold, Lord, the half of my goods
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I give to the poor, and if I have
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taken anything from any man by false accusation, I restore him fourfold.
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Jesus said unto him, This day is salvation come to this house,
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for as much as he also is a son of Abraham, for the son of man has come to seek
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and to save that which was lost.
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Zacchaeus was a transformed man because he saw Jesus.
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He invited Jesus in and he allowed Jesus to do his perfect work.
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Zacchaeus was seeking Jesus. Now let's think a little bit about who Zacchaeus was.
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Zacchaeus made his money by taking excess money from people who owed their taxes.
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So Zacchaeus was a tax collector, and he was a good one.
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And he earned his wages by how much money he could siphon off of these people
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in addition to the taxes he was to have to pay on their behalf to the Roman government.
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So Zacchaeus was actually robbing these people in plain sight.
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So I can assure you that no one in that crowd really liked Zacchaeus.
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In fact, Zacchaeus was an outcast, yet he was prominently known and he was rich.
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And so I want you to stop for just a moment and look at that concept and fact.
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Zacchaeus had everything the world could offer him, no doubt.
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Yet Zacchaeus was lonely, and Zacchaeus did not have the most important thing
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every person has to have, which is a personal relationship with Jesus.
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But there was Something that stirred Zacchaeus. Something that made him want to see Jesus.
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And I want to submit to you that the Holy Spirit...
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Is at work today in your life and in my life and the Holy Spirit is stirring
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you to come to Jesus with that problem, that issue,
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that situation, that circumstance.
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He's asking you to come to Jesus that you might find the peace that Jesus offers.
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He's drawing to you those thoughts that he's putting into your heart that are
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prompting you to turn towards Jesus, that's the Holy Spirit drawing you.
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And scripture tells us in John chapter 6 and verse 44, these words,
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no man can come to me except the father, which has sent me draw him and I will
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raise him up at the last day.
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God, the Holy Spirit, and Jesus are working in concert to draw you closer to the Lord.
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James 4.8 says, draw nigh unto me, and I will draw nigh unto you.
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In other words, if you take a step towards Jesus, he's running towards you.
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Jesus wishes that none should perish, but that all should come to repentance.
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He also said that he came to give you life and that you would have life more abundantly.
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And as a result, Jesus is constantly and consistently drawing you.
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The Holy Spirit is pulling you towards him.
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And just like he did Zacchaeus, where Zacchaeus wanted to see Jesus.
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Jesus is drawing you to come to him for the answer to your question and the
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provisions for your needs.
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So Zacchaeus realizes there's a great big crowd of people and he's unable to
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see Jesus but that did not stop him Zacchaeus climbed up in a sycamore tree.
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Zacchaeus was seeking the Lord
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our opening verse of Hebrews 11
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6 said that without faith it's impossible to
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please him and you must believe that he is and
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that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him
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i want you to see that zacchaeus and the sycamore tree in this event is a tremendous
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example of someone who knows who jesus is he doesn't have a relationship with
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him until after he meets him but he knew of him,
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And there was a stirring in him. And that stirring in him was able to match
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with the knowledge that he had, which just a teeny bit of faith,
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that Jesus was something special,
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that Jesus was someone he needed to meet.
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Now, other places in Scripture, we read about faith as a mustard seed and that
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it allows us to be able to move mountains in our lives.
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In this account of Zacchaeus, in Luke chapter 19, what you're seeing is a mountain being moved.
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Zacchaeus is going to be transformed completely.
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Zacchaeus is going to have the mountain of sin debt that he owed completely
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paid by the King of Kings and Lord of Lords.
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And each of us has that opportunity to do the same.
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But it's not just salvation that
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he allows faith to to give us but
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he also gives us the gift of his presence he
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gives us the gift of his provision he gives us the gift of his wisdom he gives
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us the gift of eternal life and
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abundance in this life but we must be like Zacchaeus and we must seek him.
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The Bible says in Jeremiah 29 11, these words.
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He says, for I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the Lord,
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thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you an expected end.
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The Lord has a plan for you, and it's to save you and to care for you and to
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allow you to have the most abundant life possible.
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But some of us are living in misery, like Zacchaeus was.
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Zacchaeus before that day, though he had all of earth's wealth.
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He was miserable. Something was off.
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I'm afraid that some of us, even those of us who know Jesus as Savior,
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something's off because we're not seeking him.
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Our faith is not strong enough to believe that he is, that he's a rewarder of
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them that diligently seek him.
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But in Jeremiah 29, 13, he says this, And ye shall seek me and find me,
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when ye shall search for me with all your heart.
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Zacchaeus was searching for Jesus.
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He was willing to do whatever it took to be in his presence,
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Zacchaeus didn't have the advantage of knowing what we know,
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in 1 Corinthians 2.9 he says that I have not seen an ear have not heard what
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lies in store for them that love the Lord Zacchaeus didn't understand that in
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my father's house are many mansions and if it were not so, I would have told you.
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I go to prepare a place for you that where I am, you may be also in John 14, 1 through 3.
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But Zacchaeus did know Jesus was something special.
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He did know that Jesus had the ability to make a change in someone's life.
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Jesus to him was someone who brought good news and good tiding.
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Zacchaeus knew that Jesus, and in his presence, there was love and peace and joy.
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Zacchaeus knew that Jesus had something that he needed, and his faith in that
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belief was so strong that it caused him to act.
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As we look at this account in luke 19 1 through 10 he says that he ran before he was eager,
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and he wasn't going to let anything stop him and he climbs up into the sycamore
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tree because that's where the lord was going to pass,
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We have an absolute guarantee that when you call upon, he will answer you and
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show you great and mighty things that we don't know, according to Jeremiah 33.3.
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If we don't have iniquity in our heart as we are praying and letting our requests
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be made known unto God, we have the assurance that he will hear us.
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Yet I believe that many of us do not exercise that faith.
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Zacchaeus was exercising what he knew to be true,
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and he wasn't going to let anything keep him from seeing
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jesus and it says and when
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jesus came to the place in verse 5 he
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looked up and saw him jesus is ever looking for you jesus is already there in
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the midst of your situation and if you doubt me i take your mind back to the
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accounts of when the storms are raging and the boat is tossing and peter looks
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out and he sees this form on the waters.
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And he says, Lord, if that be you, bid me come. And the Lord bids him come.
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Peter did not have to bid Jesus to be in the storm. He was already there.
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All he had to do was acknowledge Jesus's presence. And let me tell you,
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when he did, Jesus took care of him.
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As his face dwindled again, because rationale and reality set in his mind,
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and he began to sink because he knew he couldn't walk on water,
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and he took his eyes off of Jesus, and he looked left or right, and he sank.
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But Jesus was there, and when Peter lifted up his arms and said,
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Lord, save me, it was then that immediately Jesus reaches down and picks him
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up, puts him in his arms, and takes him safely to the boat.
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Jesus is already in your situation.
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And when you exercise your faith, he's going to not only meet you in your situation,
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he's going to safely carry you through.
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Zacchaeus is getting ready to have the encounter of a lifetime.
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He looks up and he sees him and Jesus says unto him, Zacchaeus,
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make haste and come down for today I must abide at the house.
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So Jesus is saying, come down.
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Meet me here, come to me. He's already there, but he said, exercise your faith and come to me.
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Some of us are at this place in our situation, in our questions, in our issues.
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Jesus is standing in the midst, but he's waiting for you to come to him and
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ask him for help to get his acknowledgement.
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Encouragement and some of us instead of doing
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what we see Zacchaeus does in verse 6 Zacchaeus says and he made haste and he
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came down and received him joyfully some of us are still in that situation and
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we're wondering really is God really calling me.
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Is God really asking me to do this? Oh my goodness, I don't think I can do that.
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I don't think, surely that's not what he's asking.
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So like Eve, we are lingering in a conversation, not with Jesus, but with the devil.
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Because the devil's trying to distract you and detour you and to keep you from
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receiving that which God has for you.
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But God is asking you to take a step, and he's going to draw near.
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He's asking you to exercise your faith, because without faith,
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it is impossible to please him, and you must believe that he is,
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and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him.
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Jesus is standing in the midst, and Zacchaeus, he doesn't linger.
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It's his faith that brought him up the tree. It's
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the same faith that's bringing him down the tree that hope
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that joy that that need to see jesus
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that faith that if he saw jesus something would be different he is looking at
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him and he's coming down because the king of kings and the lord of lords knows
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his name and he's speaking to him no doubt zacchaeus was not accustomed to that.
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He couldn't have been accustomed to strangers speaking him kindly.
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He probably could not believe that this man called Jesus, this amazing person, knew him by name.
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Friend, he not only knows your name, he knows the number of hairs you have on your head.
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Jesus loves me, this I know, for the Bible tells me so.
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From Genesis to Revelations, the greatest love letter ever written is written
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specifically that you may know him and that you might believe.
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So today, let's become more like Zacchaeus.
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Let's allow our faith to be exercised.
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Let's learn of him and depend upon him. So he makes haste and he comes down.
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And then there's always the naysayers.
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And sometimes it's our fear of the naysayers, our fear of the public,
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our fear of what will people think that keeps us from being face to face with Jesus.
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God said, thou shalt have no other gods before me. That means pride.
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That includes the approval of others.
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That includes not wanting to stick out in the crowd. it's not always a hobby
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or a thing sometimes it's an attitude.
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Zacchaeus didn't care. He had run forward in front of the crowd,
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doing all he could to get himself in the front of Jesus.
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He climbs up in a sycamore tree, and he's waiting for Jesus to pass by.
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And Jesus comes by, recognizing the exercising of Zacchaeus' faith, and it pleases him.
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And he says, Zacchaeus, come on down. And Zacchaeus doesn't take a moment of
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hesitation. He comes straight down.
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The crowd, they're murmuring and saying that he was gone to be a guest with a man that's a sinner.
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We are all sinners and have come short of the glory of God. There is none righteous, no, not one.
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Your sins may be different than
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someone else's sin, but don't judge them because your sin is different.
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Sin is sin, and God does not distinguish or categorize sins.
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Anything that is done without faith is said to be sin in the book of Romans.
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And without faith, it's impossible to please him. So we all come to Jesus as
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the woman at the well did in John chapter 4, completely empty, in need of a Savior.
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Thirsting for something to satisfy, Just as he did for the woman in John chapter
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4, we read in Luke chapter 19 that he's satisfying and feeling Zacchaeus.
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Zacchaeus didn't care about the crowd.
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Jesus certainly didn't. Because your relationship with Jesus is personal.
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There's two involved. You and him.
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And you have access to the Trinity, God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.
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God sent His Son, His Son gave His life, and the Holy Spirit indwells in us
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to teach us, to lead us, to guide us, and to direct us.
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The only applause and approval we need is that of nail-scarred hands,
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the hands of Jesus, who died for us.
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Exercising faith is believing in the truth. When you really know who God is,
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that's why it says you must believe that he is.
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When you know who he is, faith comes
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easy. but the flesh and the world and distractions, it eats at our faith.
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But we need to purposely maintain our faith by keeping our eyes on Jesus.
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Thou shalt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee,
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because he trusted in thee. Isaiah 26.3.
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Maintain our faith. And so Zacchaeus stood and said unto the Lord,
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here's the transformation, folks.
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He robbed people in plain sight. But in verse 8, Zacchaeus says,
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Behold, Lord, the half of my goods I give to the poor.
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And if I've taken anything from any man by false accusation, I restore him fourfold.
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Fourfold, four times.
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Zacchaeus had repented zacchaeus was
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a changed man meeting jesus and coming into his presence and having allowing
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him to transform him resulted in a permanent 180 change friends,
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that's what we need he tells us in verse 9 that in jesus said unto him this
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day is salvation come to thy house, for as much as he also is the son of Abraham.
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For the son of man has come to seek and to save that which is lost. We are all lost.
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But unfortunately, some of us who've given our heart to Jesus Christ have not
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sold out our whole being to him.
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We've not turned over our whole self so that we understand who he is.
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Zacchaeus. He didn't care what the public thought. and
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when he was convicted of his wrongs he was willing to make right and he was
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even willing to go over and beyond because the love of jesus makes us more than
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we ever were before the generosity of the love of god makes us be generous to
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others we know that we are his disciples because we have love one for another.
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Jesus loves me, this I know, for the Bible tells me so.
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Friends, there's a difference in our lives when we allow Jesus to be God.
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Titus 2.11-13 says this, actually 14 says this,
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For the grace of God that bringeth salvation hath appeared to all men,
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teaching us that denying ungodliness and worldly lust,
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we should live soberly righteously and
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godly in this present world the
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transformation doesn't happen as we
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are leaving earth and going to heaven the transformation
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happens when he justifies us
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through his shedding of his blood by our faith in jesus
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christ and old things are passed away and behold
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all things are become new this my friend
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is what happened to zacchaeus and
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he was never the same because he was looking for
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that blessed hope and the glorious appearing of the great
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god and our savior jesus christ who gave himself
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for us that he might redeem us from all iniquity if you are dabbling in sin
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his blood and his death was not meant for that he said to redeem us from all
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iniquity and to purify unto himself a peculiar people.
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Zealous of good works.
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Jesus bought you with the price of his blood.
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He holds you in the strength of his hand, and he cares for you with the love of his heart.
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Jesus said, but without faith, it's impossible to please him.
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So I submit to you this today, this issue, this problem, whatever it is that's
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bothering you, whatever it is that's making you doubt, give it to Jesus.
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Recognize it, name it, and acknowledge it. and then submit and humble yourselves
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under the mighty hand of God, that he may exalt you in due time.
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Faith is the foundation of salvation.
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Faith is the foundation of your godly walk.
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Faith deserves you to be cognizant, to maintain it.
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Faith changes things. Prayer changes things, and prayer changes me.
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I leave you with this passage of scripture found in Romans chapter 12 verses 1 and 2.
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This, my friend, is what Zacchaeus experienced because he exercised his faith.
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Romans 12, 1 and 2 says this, I beseech you therefore, brethren,
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by the mercies of God, that you present your bodies a living sacrifice,
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wholly acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service.
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Give him everything you have and be not conformed to this world,
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but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind that you may prove what is
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that good and acceptable and perfect will of God.
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Jesus loves you. This I know, for the Bible tells me so.
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