Lost in the Multitude
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Lost in the Multitude
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In this sermon, the speaker focuses on a story from Mark chapter five, where Jesus encounters two desperate individuals: Jairus, a Jewish synagogue ruler, and a woman suffering from a twelve-year-long illness. The speaker emphasizes the lessons from these biblical characters, noting Jairus's surprising faith in Jesus despite being a Jewish leader, and the bleeding woman's unwavering belief that a mere touch of Jesus’ garment would heal her. The speaker also shares personal anecdotes of hitting rock bottom and finding solace in faith. The message highlights the importance of recognizing one's need for Jesus, focusing on genuine faith over material pursuits, and the transformative power of prayer and trust in God's plan. The sermon concludes with an appeal to share the gospel and help those 'lost in the multitude', encouraging the congregation to distribute Bible study material to spread the message of Jesus Christ.
00:00 Introduction to the Story of Jarius
00:49 Jarius' Desperation and Faith
03:36 Personal Testimonies of Faith
08:31 The Woman with the Issue of Blood
11:23 Faith and Healing
16:31 The Power of Witnessing
26:28 The Story of the 40 Brave Soldiers for Christ
31:43 Final Appeal and Prayer