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Matthew 9

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Sep 15, 2026

Greg LaurieHOST
5:31
It's a unique phrase that is used multiple times in the Bible, each one showing a different facet of how to find courage in our lives.
Greg LaurieHOST
5:40
The first is the story of a man who was, um, a paraplegic in Matthew 9.
Greg LaurieHOST
5:46
Uh, he was carried by his friends to Jesus, and Jesus looks at this guy who is unable to walk, and he says to him, "Be of good courage.
Greg LaurieHOST
5:55
Your sins are forgiven." Now, the guy was probably thinking, "Well, I, I, okay, I, I'm glad my sins are forgiven, but I'd actually like to walk.
Moses MukisaHOST
43:26
Number three, Jesus personally forgave sins.
Moses MukisaHOST
43:30
Matthew 9:2, Jesus tells the paralytic, "Son, be of good cheer.
Moses MukisaHOST
43:34
Your sins are forgiven you." Luke 5:20, same story, "Man, your sins are forgiven you." Luke 7:48, Jesus looks at the woman and tells her, "Your sins are forgiven." And then they ask, "Who is this who has power to forgive sins? Only God has power to forgive sins." Yeah, he's showing them, "I'm, I'm not one of you.
Moses MukisaHOST
44:00
I'm God, that's why I can forgive sins." Are you still around?
Moses MukisaHOST
43:31
Number three, Jesus personally forgave sins.
Moses MukisaHOST
43:36
Matthew 9:2, Jesus tells the paralytic, "Son, be of good cheer; your sins are forgiven you." Luke 5:20, same story, "Man, your sins are forgiven you." Luke 7:48, Jesus looks at the woman and tells her, "Your sins are forgiven." And then they ask, "Who is this who has power to forgive sins? Only God has power to forgive sins." Yeah, He's showing them, "I'm, I'm not one of you.
Moses MukisaHOST
44:06
I'm God, that's why I can forgive sins." Are you still around? Oh, yes.
Moses MukisaHOST
44:13
Jesus is the solution.
M. WhiteNARRATOR
18:51
Translate.
M. WhiteNARRATOR
18:52
Elegon, Matthew 9, 21.
M. WhiteNARRATOR
18:55
Ekeite, 1 John 2, 7.
M. WhiteNARRATOR
18:56
Elegon, Matthew 26, 5.

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M. WhiteNARRATOR
55:14
1.
M. WhiteNARRATOR
55:16
Εξουσίαν έχει ο Υιός του ανθρώπου επί της γης.
M. WhiteNARRATOR
55:25
Matthew 9.6.
M. WhiteNARRATOR
55:27
Note.
Greg LaurieHOST
12:30
When Jesus said, "Be of good courage," it's a unique phrase that is used multiple times in the Bible, each one showing a different facet of how to find courage in our lives.
Greg LaurieHOST
12:41
The first is the story of a man who was a, a paraplegic in Matthew 9.
Greg LaurieHOST
12:47
Uh, he was carried by his friends to Jesus, and Jesus looks at this guy who is unable to walk, and He says to him, "Be of good courage, your sins are forgiven." Now, the guy was probably thinking, "Well, I, I, okay, I, I'm glad my sins are forgiven, but I'd actually like to walk.
Greg LaurieHOST
13:05
That was kind of why I was brought here to you." And there's a protest among the religious leaders, "Who can forgive sins but God alone?" "Oh, I hear what you guys are saying," Jesus says, "but just so you know that I, the Son of Man, have the power to, uh, forgive sins, I say your sins are forgiven, and get up and walk." And that man got up and walked.
Kurt JohnstonGUEST
16:46
But as I read this, I want you to imagine what Jesus would have seen or what he would have felt emotionally as he walked through this day in his life.
Kurt JohnstonGUEST
16:56
Matthew 9, verse 35.
Kurt JohnstonGUEST
16:59
Jesus went through all the towns and the villages teaching in their synagogues, proclaiming the good news of the kingdom and healing every disease and sickness.
Kurt JohnstonGUEST
17:09
When he saw the crowds, he had compassion on them because they were harassed and helpless like sheep without a shepherd.
Darren MarlarHOST
54:49
And now that we're coming out of the dark, I'll leave you with a little light.
Darren MarlarHOST
54:54
Matthew 9 verse 13.
Darren MarlarHOST
54:56
But go and learn what this means.
Darren MarlarHOST
54:58
I desire mercy, not sacrifice, for I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners.
Greg LaurieSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:06
It's a unique phrase that is used multiple times in the Bible, each one showing a different facet of how to find courage in our lives.
Greg LaurieSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:15
The first is the story of a man who was a paraplegic in Matthew 9.
Greg LaurieSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:22
He was carried by his friends to Jesus.
Greg LaurieSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:24
And Jesus looks at this guy who is unable to walk.
Darius McClureGUEST
16:21
Who do you become when things don't go the way that you wanted them to go? Can your emotions handle unmet expectations? This is what we see in our text today.
Darius McClureGUEST
16:35
And Matthew 9 exposes us to one of the miracles that's frequently attributed to the ministry of Jesus.
Darius McClureGUEST
16:42
What miracle is this? It's the healing of the blind eyes.
Darius McClureGUEST
16:47
All right.
Darius McClureGUEST
16:49
Matthew 9, I'm getting excited because I know where I'm going, exposes us to one of the greatest ministries of Jesus.
Darius McClureGUEST
16:56
What ministry is that? It's the healing of giving sight to the blind.
Darius McClureGUEST
17:03
I'm a priest to y'all.
Darius McClureHOST
16:37
Who do you become when things don't go the way that you wanted them to go? Can your emotions handle unmet expectations? This is what we see in our text today.
Darius McClureHOST
16:52
And Matthew 9 exposes us to one of the miracles that's frequently attributed to the ministry of Jesus.
Darius McClureHOST
16:59
What miracle is this? It's the healing of the blind eyes.
Darius McClureHOST
17:04
All right, Matthew 9, I'm getting excited because I know where I'm going, exposes us to one of the greatest ministries of Jesus.
Darius McClureHOST
17:13
What ministry is that? It's the healing of giving sight to the blind.
Darius McClureHOST
17:20
I'm a priest to y'all.

26 MINS LATER

Darius McClureHOST
43:44
They may have lost something spiritually, a tool, a key that they need for their now.
Darius McClureHOST
43:52
And right now we're saying, I need it back.

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