Prepare for a heavy load

peraza82 (58)in #steemchurch • 7 years ago

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Prepare for a heavy load

"Then some came to him bringing a paralytic, who was charged by four"
(Mark 2: 3)

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Let me assure you this, if you ever decide to load another person, you will realize that it is heavy. It took four men to be able to carry the paralytic man and take him to Jesus, and it was undoubtedly a huge burden, even though it was four men who carried him.

Whatever weight you raise "the problem, the need" of another person, you will realize that it is a heavy burden. Never think that ministry is easy. A genuine and effective ministry to another person is always a great challenge.

First you must be sensitive to the need that the person has to be charged. Whatever service you provide in the church, there is always someone close to you who is lying on a "stretcher". He can act as everything in his life would agree, but he knows he is putting up a facade. He knows he has a need, but he has difficulty sharing it with you. He is hurt ... out of control ... paralyzed in some way ... and he knows it. In all probability, his wife and children know it. You must be very sensitive to the Holy Spirit if you also want to know what happens.

Do not be impressed by the prayers he makes when other people hear him. When he is alone he prays differently.
He is sputtering, moaning and crying on his pillow. He is crying out, "Lord, if you do not help me, I will lose everything I have."
Do not get impressed by your fashionable clothes or your wide smile. Inside he is praying: "please help me." Do not be impressed by their race, their denomination, or their social status.
• A black man ... must have Jesus.
• A white man ... must have Jesus.
• A yellow man ... must have Jesus.
• A red-skinned man ... must have Jesus.
• A Baptist man ... must have Jesus.
• A Pentecostal man ... must have Jesus.
• A rich man ... must have Jesus.
• A successful entrepreneur ... must have Jesus.
• A bankrupt man ... must have Jesus.
Do not step aside for your "dirty" reputation or for your sin.
• A man in drugs ... take him to Jesus.
• A man who abuses his wife ... take him to Jesus.
• A man abandons family ... take him to Jesus.
Do not relate to a person and then leave. If you commit to helping another person come to Christ, be sure to bring it all the way to Jesus, no matter the implications.

Many times we only want liberated people, if this does not cost us anything. We do not want to make any sacrifice to see the release or healing of another person.
• Hold it firmly.
• Hold it tightly.
• Hold him until Jesus touches him with his power, while you hold him, encourage him.
You have an appointment with the miracle. God has set a time for you to experience a complete renewal ... a total turn ... a full rebuild. You may not be able to help where you have been, but you can do something in the place where you have been, but you can do something in the place where you are heading. God has something better for you than anything you have known up to this moment.

Once you take a man to Jesus, you do not have to carry him anymore. Be sure to take it, but once you have placed it in the presence of Jesus, let the Lord work. David said: "in your presence there is fullness of joy; Delights to your right hand forever "(Psalm 16:11).

If a person suffers is attracted to Jesus, he does not have to be ashamed to ask for what he needs. He knows that he may be experiencing his last opportunity to cry out to God and be heard. David cried out: "take me to the rock higher than I" (Psalm 61: 2). The hurt man WANTS you to take him with the only one who can meet his needs.

Helping another man to meet Jesus is the greatest thing you can do in this world. You must be a lifesaver, a soul winner, a family leader, a community transformer. All this will happen when you take those who suffer from spiritual paralysis to Jesus, the healer and deliverer.