Valley Gospel
A Pentecostal church experience.
Valley Gospel
Choose, Chosen, Chastened, Changed
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Fear has a way of making your mind go blank and your body feel stuck, like you can’t move, think, or even pray the way you want to. We start there, with that honest moment so many believers know, and we follow the flicker of hope that refuses to go out. When the darkness crowds in, we lean on a simple truth: God is still present, and the Holy Spirit keeps reminding us who we are in Christ and where we’re headed.
From Hebrews 11 and Hebrews 12, we walk through a practical framework for Christian discipleship and spiritual growth: we choose, then we’re chosen, we’re chastened, and we’re changed. Along the way, we talk about why a balanced faith matters so much, especially for Spirit-filled believers. Sound doctrine and the gifts of the Spirit are not enemies. When we get obsessed with one topic, one manifestation, or even treat man-made objects as “holy,” we drift off center and get weaker. Keeping Jesus at the center is what keeps a church healthy and keeps a believer steady.
We also slow down on a word that gets misused all the time: chastening. Hebrews 12 doesn’t describe God beating His children up. It describes training, the long, shaping work of a Father who wants His sons and daughters to grow. That training produces fruit, and fruit takes time. The closing story about a farmer, a broken routine, and a kicked-over milk bucket makes the point in the most unforgettable way: real Holy Spirit change shows up when pressure hits.
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Welcome And Hope In Darkness
SPEAKER_00Hello, welcome to Valley Gospel Church. We are a non-denominational Pentecostal church located in Springdale, Pennsylvania. Our sole mission is to present the living truth of a risen Lord Jesus Christ to a remnant church and a lost world. So let's go into the service recorded live at Valley Gospel Church.
SPEAKER_03The messages and studies of the past several weeks would have been focused on the Holy Spirit's role in our ministry, in our walk, in our witness. And in last Sunday's message, Waters to Swim in, God the Holy Ghost revealed that the full gospel makes a full man or a woman of God. When we're confronted by fear in this life, when darkness tries to take us captive, and look, this isn't exclusive. This happens to everyone. At some point in our walk, you ever been felt like you were paralyzed, that you can't move or think or react? And you wonder if God even hears you, if he hears your cry or is even there. And we wait and we pray and we pray and we wait. But every time in the distance a light flickered, and you think, is this that long-awaited dawn that I was hoping for? That I believed he would send? Is this what will, is this the hope that will bring us uh that courage that we long for, that peace that we so desperately crave, uh where we can be assured of our safety or our well-being. And that light may be faint, even dim at times, but brothers and sisters, that light is always there. Always there. Come on, Chrissy, let's go to work. I believe that the Holy Spirit will remind us today of not only our position in him, uh, but that he is in complete control. Uh he knows where he and we are going. He knows. Uh so if you have your Bibles, uh turn with Chrissy, please, to the book of Hebrews.
Hebrews Reading And Message Aim
SPEAKER_03We have two readings. We'll start in Hebrews 11. But just to be clear, um this message is for those that have either no personal relationship with Christ or a fractured personal relationship, or those that have lost their way for a time, or those that are beginning to understand that our steps are ordered by the Lord, our hairs are numbered, uh, some of us have higher numbers than others, but our hairs of our head are numbered, that our road is chosen, our path is lit. Uh, and maybe those that just aren't sure, not convinced, that God is in complete control of your life. Amen. So let's read Hebrews and 11, beginning with the 24th verse, reading two verses, and then we'll skip up to verse 12, and I'll ask you if you're already there in Hebrews, please stand for the reading of God's word.
SPEAKER_00By faith, Moses, when he became of age, refused to be called the son of Peros' daughter, choseing rather to suffer affliction with the people of God than to enjoy the passing pleasure of sin, esteeming the reproach of Christ greater riches than the treasures in Egypt, for he looked to the rew for he looked to the reward.
SPEAKER_03Amen. Hebrews twelve, one through four.
SPEAKER_00Therefore, we also, since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which so easily ensnares us, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us, looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith, who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and has set down at the right hand of the throne of God. For consider him who endured such hostility from sinners against himself, lest you become weary and discouraged in your souls. You have not yet resisted to bloodshed, striving against sin.
SPEAKER_03Okay, I understand a whole lot there, but I'll use for a subject this morning, and this is hard to say. And you know I'm not a they all happen to be CH words. Uh choose, chosen, chastened, and changed. Amen.
SPEAKER_00Amen.
SPEAKER_03Let's pray. Heavenly Father, thank you, Lord. Thank you for your revelation, truth, Lord, your wealth of information, Lord, that you have entrusted to me to share with your children. Lord, I ask you to not allow me to waste time on the insignificant or foolishness, Lord. I ask you to keep me centered on your will and on your word. It is in the name of your precious beloved Son we pray. Amen and amen. Please be seated.
The Balance Of Doctrine And Gifts
SPEAKER_03Hallelujah, hallelujah. I have noticed as I grow older in the Lord and try to please Him. Uh this Christian born-again Pentecostal experience is far different than when I started out nearly 50 years ago. You know, today we have many church terms, uh, religious ideals that seem to contradict our life and our walk. What we thought this Christian lifestyle would be when we began is much different. And let me give you some examples. We have heard forever that living for Christ is the path to abundant living. Um it is, but it's not. Serving, here's another one, serving the Lord is difficult and makes us a just a puts a target on our back for the devil. That's not true, but it is. Uh living for the Lord is paradise on earth. Uh it is, but it's not. It's a paradox. Um sometimes as Christians we get so burdened down with terminology and biblical principles and doctrine, kingdom keys, and laws and and commands and formulas that it becomes less spiritual. Almost like it's office work, keeping all this sorted out. Um and I hate paperwork. Hate paperwork. I'd rather dig a hundred-foot ditch than sit in front of a computer. Uh on the other hand, we sometimes get so caught up in manifestation and gifts that we miss the lesson and the teachings that God is trying to show us, and we're unprepared when spiritual difficulties arise. Getting back to I hate paperwork. See, but if I didn't spend that time every morning just for an hour, keeping up with bids and and contracts and communication, then I wouldn't have the work to be able to go and dig the ditch to stay away from the computer. All right? You follow, you follow that? Uh the spiritual reality is that our walk with Christ is a beautiful balance. A beautiful balance. Solid doctrine, supernatural manifestation. Amen. Uh God sent revelation from the throne, beautiful worship and praise, a balance. Uh God's never off center, he's never out of balance.
Warnings About Unbalanced Teaching
SPEAKER_03Uh listen, just a warning. Uh anytime a preacher, a teacher, or ministry, a brother or sister gets off on one aspect of ministry, one subject, one gift, one concern, uh, one manifestation, you can be pretty sure it's not of God. Anytime that focus is on one thing to the detriment of everything else the word gives us, let me take it a step farther if I may. When that subject or activity is taught or practiced to the exclusion of other biblical principles, when anything, anything manifested or created by man is called holy, run. Run. Click it off, turn it off, shut the book. Hallelujah. I don't care if it's a piece, I'm getting off on a rant, but I don't care if it's a piece of cloth, a piece of jewelry, a shawl, an oil, a church, a pastor, a priest. There is not a thing made with man's hands that has any sacred value to it whatsoever. Glory. Doesn't necessarily make the people evil. Don't misunderstand that, because sometimes we're misled, we're mistaught, or we misunderstand. Those that teach on one subject or one gift or assign supernatural power to an inanimate object. Be careful. Be careful. Satan's best efforts are in the church. He does his best work in the church. And if he can get a preacher or a teacher or a ministry, an evangelist, a church, and get us off center, off a spiritually balanced gospel, he can make everyone in that congregation a little weaker. A little weaker and easy to pick off one by one. Glory. I didn't think I was going this direction. I will be obedient. We've studied on heresy and heretics, and I have prayed during those studies that that God would give me the counsel that was necessary, that He would bless the study and anoint the subject matter. And all of them had one overriding aspect is that why is a balanced faith life so important? Why is that so important? Why should Jesus be at the center of every church, every ministry, every preacher, knowing that all things come from God and all things lead to God? Like spokes in a wheel. Isaiah 40 said, God sits at the center of the circle. Amen. The hub. He's the hub of the wheel. Ezekiel said, Jesus is the wheel in the middle of the wheel. Amen. A balanced faith life centered on Jesus Christ. Not too much above center, not too much below. Many of us, well, all of us, have run into someone that claimed they're so supernaturally above center. And you have heard it all praying for God to hold up their muffler or laying hands on their lawn or calling fire down on their enemies. Wait a minute, wait, wait, wait, wait a minute, Pastor. What did you say about that laying hands on the lawn? Uh I knew someone that was he was busy working double shifts and he didn't have time to mow his lawn. So he came and told me his plan was to lay hands on his lawn and ask the Holy Ghost to keep it mowed. Maybe that would have been a good topic for a heresy study. Uh relegating the Holy Spirit to lawn chores, pretty close to blasphemy. Pretty close. But my point is, when that man had to go and get his lawn boy out of the out of the shed and mow it himself, I would think his faith took a little bit of a hit. Because he was really thinking that that was okay, that that was correct. Unbalanced. Unbalanced. And here's unbalanced Christians quickly lose their fire. They burn bright and hot for a little while and then quickly fall away. No developed balance. And that takes time, that takes sound doctrine, that takes good teaching, that takes a lot of prayer. And we need to do that according to the full counsel of God.
The Holy Spirit’s Main Work In Us
SPEAKER_03What we do, what you and I do day to day in our so-called regular life, our private life, maybe, uh, things that only you and the Holy Ghost know about, that's where the Spirit works. That's where He works. Um He didn't come to abide in this temple. How many of you know that we're the temple of God, Spirit of God dwelleth in you? He didn't come to abide in this temple just to kick back and observe. He didn't. He came to be active in our life and to activate our lives. Uh He lives in us for a specific purpose. He was sent by Jesus to do a job. Glory. The work of the Holy Spirit is so broad, it's so inclusive. His work includes certainly the nine gifts of the Spirit guiding, leading, uh, illuminating, uh, convicting, but those are not his primary purpose. They're not. Let me say that again. The work of the Holy Spirit includes the gifts of the Spirit guiding us, leading us, convicting us, convicting the sinner, illuminating the word, showing us the way. But his primary work in us, in you and me, uh is to develop you as a child of the king. That's his primary job, to develop us, George, to develop you as a child of the king. Hallelujah. Barbie to develop you as a child of the king. That's the Holy Ghost's job. That's what he does. Uh through Moses, and we'll get to the first point here. Um, and and look, it's a process. It's a that we're to use all of his gifts, all of his fruit, uh, everything that he's given us uh in the book that he wrote. Come on, it doesn't get any better. Hallelujah. And it's a process. It's a process. Don't get disappointed with yourself. Don't get down on yourself when you're falling short. Or where that, as Jamie pointed out, that thing you did a week ago, that thing, don't get so down on yourself. It's a process that won't be complete until we see him face to face. Glory. So let's get to the first point.
Moses And The Costly Choice
SPEAKER_03Verse 25. Still in 11, I'm sorry. Moses made a choice. Moses made a choice. Choosing rather to suffer the affliction with the people of God than to enjoy the pleasures of sin for a season. The first thing we do in coming to a full knowledge of the truth, uh, into a deeper relationship with Christ is we make a choice. We make a choice. And look, God won't make it for you. He'll lead you, he'll convict you, he'll try to guide you in the right way. I remember Ted telling me the story for years, heading back home from work, and he knew the bar was this way and George's house was this way, and and Holy Spirit would say, go left, go left, go left, and Teddy would turn right. It's a choice that we make. Uh I will serve Christ. It's a choice. Amen. I'll go deeper in his word. Um, I'll commit myself to the work of the Lord. I will not stop part way. I will not settle for partial ground. Amen. I'll pray without ceasing. But we have to make that choice. Uh all choices. Let's look at the life of Moses just for a second. Uh, you all know the story set afloat by his mother. Moses was a Hebrew baby, uh set afloat by his mother in the river to escape death. He was rescued by Pharaoh's uh daughter, raised in the palace of an Egyptian king. Moses had everything he could want, both materially and socially. He grew up in the palace of Pharaoh, a king. Egypt, by the way, was the center of all wealth, all education, all power, all culture, all engineering, Egypt. Egypt. Pharaoh in charge. Moses was probably in line for the throne of this mighty empire. The son of Pharaoh's daughter. Now, God does things differently than I would do, thanks be to him. I wouldn't have put Moses in a palace. Why? Well, same reason that. God won't allow me to have a cottage on the river. Because it's hard to leave the comfort and the luxury uh of something that you hold so dear. Uh maybe I better explain. My only uh my only carnal dream is to have a cabin, a cottage on the upper Allegheny River to spend. That was always my plan. To spend that my retirement on the upper Allegheny. Jimmy Birnesser, uh you all remember Jimmy, but uh is a beautiful place in Franklin on the river, right on the river. Beautiful. I mean it's overlooks, it's this, it's this stone and and it's it's all alone and private, and you look down on the Allegheny River, just a stone's throw from the from his home. And before he he actually moved there now, but before he moved there, he would offer it to Arabelle and I and say, you can use it for a little sabbatical time, a little time, get away, go up there, and I would always politely decline and told them God couldn't trust me with this. Because I'll never come back. Once I'm there, once I can smell that smell of the river, and I have this beautiful place to, I'd never come back. So he can't trust me with that. See where your treasure is, there's where your heart is. Amen. But God calls Moses from the comfort, the power, the luxury of the palace, calls him into the dirt, the heat, the lack of a desert. God actually tells him that he would lack much. Don't think this is going to be easy, Moses, because it's not. He never mentions, God doesn't, never mentions the greatness or the glory that Moses would would have. Never. I don't know, oversight? Bad personnel skills? Ah. Same as Paul. Knocked off his horse, right? Stumbles to Straight Street, bruised and bloodied. And what does God choose to tell him? Tell him what he has to suffer for my namesake. God does everything for a reason. Everything for a purpose. Everything that happens in your life, everything that's happening in your life right now, this morning, can be used for God's purpose. And will be used for God's purpose if we allow it. If we allow him. Look, he knows that the inside of all his creation, all his people, uh, all his children is the desire to serve him. He put it there. He knows it's there. He put that little seed in there that our desire is to serve him, to be fully used, to be fully extended for a righteous service unto our King. In essence, God's saying, most of us will fall numerous times. And it's going to hurt a little bit. It's going to sting and many will fail. But if you can stand what hell throws at you, if you can center on his will, if you make the right choices, when all around life swirls, glory, glory, glory, when things go wrong and demons rage, when religion and theories of God and false doctrine blast you from all sides and you don't know what to believe. If you stand with him in the power of the Holy Ghost, anointed by the Spirit, you will emerge as pure gold. Glory. How can I emerge as a young lion? I'm getting older. Come on, don't short sell God. Glory. Fully armored in his righteousness, his holiness, and God will call you a son and a daughter. A priest and a prince. Moses had to choose. Moses had to choose. Stick around in the palace? Probably could have. And you know you can justify that. Well, I could do a lot of good in the palace, right? I'd have money, I'd have resources, but secretly I would serve God, and I could do a lot of service to the Lord or the palace of Pharaoh. There's a price to pay for the life we choose. Although Christianity is simple, but it's not cheap. It's simple. It's easy, but it's not cheap. Living for Jesus is gonna cost us. I'm walking with Jesus if all forsake me. If my friends laugh at me, I'm serving him. If I lose business, I don't care. I'm serving him. If my family disowns me, I'm following him. I don't care what happens, I'm walking with him. Though all the world forsake me and Satan tempts me sore, through Jesus I shall safely reach my goal. Hallelujah. I'll get better, not bitter. Because your Bible says that he can change your heart, change your mind, change your circumstances. That's the God I serve, and I serve him by choice.
Chosen After We Choose
SPEAKER_03Second point, chosen. Chosen. First we choose to believe, then God chooses us. We choose to believe, then he chooses us. We won't turn there, but we read where James and John, sons of thunder, are mending nets with their father Zebedee along the shore. And Jesus comes by and said, Boys, follow me, I'll make you fishers of men. Wow, what an offer. Now they look at their dad, who obviously in that time ruled his boys. They were fishermen. And they dropped their nets and said, Papa, we're going with him. We're going with him. Can you imagine? I can't even imagine telling my dad that. Hallelujah. First we choose, and then Jesus makes us into what he wants us to be. I believe there are thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands, that God has called, he has touched, he is predestined for greatness that have never attained the position that God has appointed simply because we chose another way. Decided that it was too hard, too difficult, too much effort. Judas might have his name inscribed on the foundations of heaven if he had chosen another way. Maybe this morning you're on the verge of a commitment that allows God to choose you, but don't pass it on. Don't pass it on. You won't regret it.
Chastening As Child Training
SPEAKER_03Number three, chasing. Chasen. Churches are really quick to tell people that once they come to Jesus, it's easy street, it's hippity hop to glory, right? Uh and that's true, but it's not. It's another one of them paradoxes. He does bless, he does anoint, he does open the windows of heaven. Uh but we read in the 11th chapter of Hebrews great power, great miracles, great faith. We know it is the hall of faith, right? Hebrews 11. Then the Holy Ghost comes right back in the 12th chapter and talks about chastening. Great hall of faith, all this power in 11, 12, chasten. Chastening. Hebrews 12, just 7. If you endure chastening, God dealeth with you as with sons. For what son is he whom the father chasteneth not? But if ye be without chastisement, whereof all ye are partakers, then are ye bastards and not sons? Furthermore, we have had fathers. Wow, this is pretty cool. It's Father's Day. Furthermore, we have had fathers of our flesh which corrected us, and we gave them reverence. Shall we not much rather be in subjection unto the Father of spirits and live? For they verily for a few days chastened us as after their own pleasure, but he for our prophet, that we might be partakers of his holiness one more. Now no chastising for the present seemeth to be joyous, but grievous. Nevertheless, afterward it yieldeth the peaceable fruits of righteousness unto them which are exercised thereby. Chasten. Chasten. This is one of those cases where the Greek word helps. The Greek word for chastened there is paiduo, paiduo. And you know what it doesn't mean? It doesn't mean affliction, it doesn't mean punishment, it doesn't mean even hurt or pain. I remember Russ Taft when he was at Harmerville and came and sang for us, but he told us about growing up in this little Pentecostal church and how people would come out on a Sunday night and said, Whip us real good, Holy Ghost, whip us real good. In other words, beat us up, we got it coming. That isn't what chastening is. The real meaning, you ready for this, Barbie? The real meaning is child training. Paiduo. Child training. Bringing a child up in the way they should go when they're old, they won't depart from that teaching. Child training, chastening. Doesn't mean when you get sick or feel down or something goes wrong in your life that God's chastening you. Some of us carry pain and suffering for years and explain it that God must be chastening me. I guess God's just trying to teach me something. Well, I wish you'd learn it. Hallelujah. What kind of God would we serve that would afflict you to teach you something? God loves you. It's the devil that's getting after you. God loves you. You're his child. Glory. Glory. Don't we learn from our affliction? Of course. Of course we do. The Lord turns everything to good. No matter what we're going through, no matter what sickness we face, no matter what affliction we have, the Lord can use it for good to help us to overcome, to show us victory, to teach us perseverance and patience. But he doesn't strike you with sickness or disease in order to teach you. If that's in your bag of doctrinal tricks, throw it away. Glory. The rain falls evenly on the just and the unjust simply because we were born into a world of sin. Into a world of sin. A world that the devil has been allowed a certain control over. But we're not of this world. This world is not our home. We're just passing through. Hallelujah. Our kingdom isn't run by the prince of the power of the air. We serve a different king in a different kingdom. All power in heaven and earth belongs to our king. He's our deliverer. He helps us. He encourages us. He walks with us. We choose. We were chosen and now we're chastened. Final point, I'm hurrying. Finally, we're changed. Changed. Hebrews still 12 and 11. Now no chastising for the present seemeth to be joyous but grievous. Nevertheless, afterwards it yieldeth the peaceable fruit of righteousness unto them which are exercised thereby. We're changed. We're
Changed By Cultivated Spiritual Fruit
SPEAKER_03changed. In our Bible studies in the past, we learned that the gifts of the Spirit, prophecy, and knowledge, and miracles, and healing tongues, all nine are instant. In other words, we receive them without work, without study, without merit. But fruits, fruits, not so much. Fruits are cultivated. Takes time for a fruit to develop, to mature. Amen. Goodness, uh uh uh faithfulness, long suffering, meekness, uh, temperance, faith. Through good times and bad times, uh the storms rage, the floods come, the drought comes, yet the tree grows strong. The tree grows strong and the fruit comes. I planted four heirloom tomatoes this spring, back at the end of April. And uh honest uh Weenie, the stalks are like trees. They're they're huge, uh full of blossoms, no fruit. No tomatoes yet. Yeah, reading about it, it was like because of the extremes and the temperature going up to 90 and down to 40, that sometimes the blossoms fall out, especially fall off, especially on heirlooms. But it keeps resetting, and we need to and we need to be patient. Need to be patient. That's why the Lord institutes Bible study that we gather here on a Wednesday night to go deeper in his word and to prepare us for fruit, to get ready, to get ready for what he wants to reveal. That's why he's called this church to preach Christ and Him crucified. Hallelujah. To prepare us for change. For change. That change isn't made by outside forces or even the church. That change is made by the Holy Ghost. Made by the Holy Ghost. That out of the confusion and the conflict, that we allow the Holy Ghost to take control of our lives. Yeah, we get fouled up sometimes, go the wrong way. But we we tell the Holy Spirit, take over. Take over. I'm making a mess of this. How we look at situations, things that used to upset us so badly, uh, but now we see the blessing. Now we see you know the things we went through to get to this certain place we couldn't see, and we didn't want to do that, and I don't want to go in that direction. But once we're through that, we see the blessing. Um things we just couldn't get past. Maybe now we see in a little different light uh that doubt, that rage, that temper, now overcome by the power of the Holy Ghost. Uh I'll probably I'm gonna
A Farm Story Of Real Change
SPEAKER_03close with this. I've probably told you this story before, but it illustrates this message so perfectly. Uh I I heard this at a swagger crusade many years ago, the story of a farmer and his wife. They were attending a ri revival at their, it was a week-long revival service at their local church, and the farmer had never received the infilling of the Holy Ghost, had never been baptized in the Holy Ghost. And he made a commitment to pray through that week to receive the mighty baptism in the Holy Ghost. He made that commitment to his wife, to his family, to God. You see, this man had a problem. He had a problem with temper. He would fly off the handle uh in rage when something went wrong. He went to the altar the first night, asked Jesus to baptize him in the Holy Ghost. And after a few minutes, he got up from the altar, told his wife, I got it, I got it. And she said, We'll see. He was planting the next morning, uh, corn wouldn't come out of the cedar, it was stuck, uh, working on it for hours, couldn't fix it, started to kick it, hit it with a hammer, curse it, uh, turned it upside down, and his wife was standing at the door of the barn and said, Not yet. Not yet. He went to the altar the next evening, weeping and crying hour after hour, told his wife, I got it, I got it, she said, We'll see, we'll see. He was working on the truck the next day when the wrench slipped off the nut, broke his knuckles. You ever happened to you, Sam? Hallelujah. He punched the mirror on the on the truck, smashed the mirror, cut his hand. Uh, and I say this with some embarrassment because I actually did that once. Cost me $60 to replace the mirror. Uh obviously a long time ago. His wife standing at the garage door and she said, Not yet, not yet, not yet. Back at the altar that night, spent hours asking the Lord to fill him, told his wife, I got it, I got it this time, I got it. And she said, We'll see, we'll see, we'll see. He was milking the next morning. Cow kicked the milk, kicked the milk, kicked the bucket, knocked it up off of his head, cut his head, milk all over. Amen. Head bleeding. He jumped up, ran to the front of the cow, grabbed it by the face, and kissed it on the nose and said, God bless you, Betsy. And his wife was standing at the barn door. She said, You got it, you got it, you got it, you got it. Hallelujah. Choose. Chosen, chastened, and changed. Thank you for listening.
Closing Invitation And Worship
SPEAKER_03Hallelujah.
SPEAKER_00Thank you for listening to this week's podcast. We pray it was an encouragement and a blessing to you. You can contact us at Valley Gospel Church, 1069 Butler Logan Road, Springdale, Pennsylvania, 15144. We invite you to listen to this week's worship service that follows and tune in for next week's podcast.
SPEAKER_01Praise you, Jesus. Oh our God, we thank you and praise your gloriousness. Then I will praise God's name with singing, and I will honor him with thanksgiving. Whatever you're facing this morning, Jesus is the answer. I just want to speak the name of Jesus. Burn every heart and every mind. Because I know there is peace within your presence. That's the truth. I speak peace of yes long. I just want to speak the name of Jesus. I think it is a small Your name is Power. Your name is Power. Your name is Him. Your name is Come. Come and Roman. Hallelujah to the Lamb. We believe what we're singing, Lord. We know this is backed up by your word. We know it's the truth. I just wanna speak the name of Jesus over fear and all anxiety. And to every soul held captive by depression, I speak Jesus. Your name is power, your name is healing, your name is life, hallelujah. Break every stronghold, shine through the shadows, burn light of us. I will praise you, Lord, with all my heart. I will tell of all the marvelous things you have done. Rejoice always and pray continually, and give thanks in all circumstances. For this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus. Your name is power, your name is power, your name is healing, your name is life. Shine through the shadows, burn light of life again. Your name is power. Your name is healing, your name is life, every strong hole, break every strong hold, shine through the shadows, burn life. Shout Jesus from the mountains, shout Jesus in the streets, shout Jesus in the darkness over every enemy. Shout Jesus for your family. I speak the holy name of Jesus. Shine through the shadows, burn like the wanna speak the name of Jesus over every heart and every mind. Till every dark addiction starts to break. Your name is healing. Hallelujah! Yes, God. Shine through the shadows, bird life divine. Blessed be your glorious name. May it be exalted above all blessing and praise. Great is the Lord and most worthy of praise. His greatness no one can have. Yes, Lord. I don't wanna abuse your grace. God, I need it every day. It's the only thing that ever really makes me wanna change. I don't wanna abuse your grace, God, I need it every day. It's the only thing that ever really makes me wanna change. Second again. God, I need it every day. Second again. I don't wanna abuse your grace. God, I need it every day. Yes, one. Like sound of a symphony to my lips. Like the sound of a symphony to my lips. Like holy water. I wanna know about being born again. I need you. Oh God, I need you. So take me to the river side. Take me on the baptize. I need you. Oh Lord, I need you. Oh, your forgiveness. It's like sweet, sweet honey on my list. Like the sound of a simple need of east. It's like holy water on my skin. It's like holy water on my skin. It's like holy water on my skin.