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  1. 11:17 You remember that story? Lazarus, come forth. I love the story. I heard a guy say one time, the reason he said, Lazarus, come forth is because if he had just said come forth, everybody would have come forth. Lazarus, come forth. Hosanna to Crucify Him: The Fickleness of the Crowd
  2. 47:51 I heard a guy say one time, the reason he said Lazarus come forth is because if he had just said come forth, everybody everybody would would have have come come forth. Forth. Lazarus, come forth. He calls Lazarus out of the tomb, he raised him from the dead, y'all take those grave clothes off of him. Those people continue to bear witness. Save Us Now: Hosanna and the Fickle Crowd
  3. 47:38 Okay. The crowd that had been with him, when he called Lazarus out of the tomb and raised him from the dead. You remember that story? Lazarus come forth. I love the story. Save Us Now: Hosanna and the Fickle Crowd
  4. 32:03 It is by faith, trust, belief that we will pass from life to life. And here's the proof. It was just before Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead. So this is just like a week earlier, right, in Jesus' own resurrection. And Lazarus' sister is so upset. He Is Not Here: The Tomb Is Empty
  5. 19:38 And it has scenes from the life of Christ all around the perimeter. So I'll just use the last sections of that. But this is Christ raising Lazarus from the dead. You see that he's here. Lazarus still wrapped in grave clothes and Jesus has given him a sign. It Is Finished: Walking Through Holy Week
  6. 38:58 We pass from life to life. And here's the proof, just before Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead, this is like a week before his own resurrection. Lazarus sister is so broken and she is so upset, and she's like, you could have stopped this. What is going on here? And Jesus tells her, I am the resurrection and the life. He Is Not Here, He Is Risen · Carl
  7. 4:27 People are adoring him but he has called Lazarus out of the tomb and he's there in the grave clothes still and Jesus is blessing him and this is the text that goes with this just for context. Eight days before resurrection Sunday. Now, when he had said these things, he cried out with a loud voice. Lazarus, come forth And the man who had died came forth. If you just sat on that, it'd be a sermon's worth of material. Eight Days That Changed the World
  8. 19:56 This is the raising of Lazarus. It was inspiring people still in 1300, right? Thirteen o five. When he had said these things, he cried out with a loud voice, Lazarus come forth and the man who had died came forth, bound hand and foot with wrappings and his face was wrapped around with a cloth and Jesus said to them, unbind him and let him go. I love that because he set the man free but then in the cultural context of community, they're supposed to help this dude. It Is Finished: Walking Through Holy Week
  9. 3:33 So, last week, I mentioned the raising of Lazarus which happened eight days before resurrection Sunday. So, that is the time frame that changed the world. Eight days that absolutely changed the world. Center point of all human history is not just the cross but the resurrection, right? So, the raising of Lazarus, Jesus, raised a man from the dead, a friend of his, wept at his graveside, and then called him forth and I thought of this picture which I'll use for the rest of the sermon. Eight Days That Changed the World
  10. 49:26 Okay? That's not far. Word gets around. If you raise somebody from the dead at the Maverick, word will get around. So crowd one is the witnesses to Lazarus' resurrection but it goes on from there and it says, the reason why the crowd though went out to meet him because the the crowd that was with Jesus at Lazarus' resurrection were staying with him But there were others that came out to meet him and those that says, they had heard that he had done this sign and now they're saying, this is our guy. Save Us Now: Hosanna and the Fickle Crowd
  11. 12:57 That's not far. Word gets around. If you raise somebody from dead at the Maverick, word will get around. So, crowd one is the witnesses to Lazarus' resurrection but it goes on from there and it says, the reason why the crowd though went out to meet him because the the crowd that was with Jesus at Lazarus' resurrection were staying with him but there were others that came to meet him and those that says, they had heard that he had done the sign and now, they're saying, this is our guy. This is our guy and these are the ones that are coming out with the palm branches. Hosanna to Crucify Him: The Fickleness of the Crowd
  12. 19:04 Here we are. High five Jesus. I love it. He is bursting forth. So last week, I went over just for context that the raising of Lazarus happened eight days before. It Is Finished: Walking Through Holy Week
  13. 30:18 He's lived out your grief and my grief. The grief of losing somebody that you love, he's lived it. Think of Lazarus. Your deepest wound that no one can see? He's been wounded too. The Book of Philippians - Guest Speaker John Hamon
  14. 43:35 They had done for Lazarus getting out of him. They're putting him into him. Now, in the place where he was crucified, there was a garden. In the garden, there was a new tomb. Joseph of Arimathea's tomb. Eight Days That Changed the World
  15. 1:57 Pregame is already happening. March Madness, if you will. They took branches of palm trees and they went out to meet him. So, the context of this is Jesus has just raised Lazarus. Now, there are lots of things that Jesus did. Hosanna to Crucify Him: The Fickleness of the Crowd
  16. 1:01:54 I stood outside Lazarus' tomb. He sees you and he says, your deepest wound, I was pierced too. Your isolation, oh, I've I've been abandoned by my my closest. And your shame, I've borne it all, not to pity, but to pull you through. Tim Keller said it like this, I know you've heard this one, most of you. The Downward Path of Jesus · John Hammond
  17. 49:36 So if we talk about ministry this morning, I'd like to give you some identifiable marks that what, you know, Jesus Christ stood down and said, what am I what am I going to do with these guys? And then he said, let me give them some examples of what real ministry is about. Remember, these guys seen it all. They saw Lazarus raised from the dead. They saw a blind man. Sunday, August 10, 2025 - 9am Contemporary Service, Guest Speaker Mahendra Singh · Mahindra Singh
  18. 14:17 It calls back to Jesus' ministry where he raised Lazarus. For Elijah and Elisha and the Shunammite woman, it's all about resurrection. The miracles I say authenticate the message. The message that Paul is preaching in this horribly unfortunate event and then God shows up and revives this young man. Don't be troubled for he is still alive and when Paul had gone back up and he had broken the bread and maybe he kept on talking to him for a long while more. Acts 20: The Book of Acts
  19. 46:23 He was dead, but he was resurrected right here and this calls back to Jairus' daughter, it calls back to Jesus' ministry where he raised Lazarus, for Elijah and Elisha and the Shunammite woman, it's all about resurrection. The miracles I say authenticate the message. The message that Paul is preaching in this horribly unfortunate event and then God shows up and revives this young man. Don't be troubled for he is still alive and when Paul had gone back up and he had broken the bread and he kept on talking to him for a long while more, just like a preacher until daybreak. That's like six hours after midnight and then he left. Innocent of the Blood of All People
  20. 42:14 That's a rough, rough, rough time and he falls out of the window asleep and you can imagine the horror of the scene when he falls and he's found dead. Now, Paul went down and he fell upon him and just the way that it says, he fell upon him and he embraced him reminds me of Elijah and reminds me of Elisha and it reminds me of Jesus and Jairus' daughter and it reminds me of Jesus with Lazarus even the resurrection. He says, don't be trouble for he's still alive and if you read that as he didn't die, I think Luke, the physician, when he said he was dead, he was dead but just like, she's just asleep from Jesus, right? It's the, it's a calming word. The situation is handled. I Entrust You to God and the Word of His Grace · Ray

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