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How
Badly
Do
You
Want
It?
John
12:36
– 46
Ordering
anything
in
New
York
City
can
be
like
an
act
of
war.
When
you
want
a
hot
dog
or a
cup
of
coffee
bad
enough,
you’ll
insinuate
yourself
and
grab
hold
of
some
counter
space.
Waiting
for
bread
in
the
cafeteria
line.
Everyone
has
that
moment
where
they
are
fed
up
(or
underfed)
and
are
ready
for
more.
They
become
willing
to
do
something
they
had
been
afraid
to
do
because
they
were
more
afraid
of
what
might
happen
if
they
didn’t
act.
Total
dissatisfaction
and
frustration
can
become
your
best
friends
if
they
propel
you
forward.
It
all
depends
on
how
much
you
want
it.
You
can
channel
that
energy
into
depression,
or
into
positive
actions.
Mark
10:46-52:
“They
spent
some
time
in
Jericho.
As
Jesus
was
leaving
town,
trailed
by
his
disciples
and
a
parade
of
people,
a
blind
beggar
by
the
name
of
Bartimaeus,
son
of
Timaeus,
was
sitting
alongside
the
road.
When
he
heard
that
Jesus
the
Nazarene
was
passing
by,
he
began
to
cry
out,
“Son
of
David,
Jesus!
Mercy,
have
mercy
on
me!”
Many
tried
to
hush
him
up,
but
he
yelled
all
the
louder,
“Son
of
David!
Mercy,
have
mercy
on
me!”
Jesus
stopped
in
his
tracks.
“Call
him
over.”
They
called
him.
“It’s
your
lucky
day!
Get
up!
He’s
calling
you
to
come!”
Throwing
off
his
coat,
he
was
on
his
feet
at
once
and
came
to
Jesus.
Jesus
said,
“What
can
I do
for
you?”
The
blind
man
said,
“Rabbi,
I
want
to
see.”
“On
your
way,”
said
Jesus.
“Your
faith
has
saved
and
healed
you.”
In
that
very
instant
he
recovered
his
sight
and
followed
Jesus
down
the
road.”
Mark
2:1-12
“After
a
few
days,
Jesus
returned
to
Capernaum,
and
word
got
around
that
he
was
back
home.
A
crowd
gathered,
jamming
the
entrance
so
no
one
could
get
in
or
out.
He
was
teaching
the
Word.
They
brought
a
paraplegic
to
him,
carried
by
four
men.
When
they
weren’t
able
to
get
in
because
of
the
crowd,
they
removed
part
of
the
roof
and
lowered
the
paraplegic
on
his
stretcher.
Impressed
by
their
bold
belief,
Jesus
said
to
the
paraplegic,
‘Son,
I
forgive
your
sins.’”
Some
religion
scholars
sitting
there
started
whispering
among
themselves,
“He
can’t
talk
that
way!
That’s
blasphemy!
God
and
only
God
can
forgive
sins.”
“Jesus
knew
right
away
what
they
were
thinking,
and
said,
“Why
are
you
so
skeptical?
Which
is
simpler:
to
say
to
the
paraplegic,
‘I
forgive
your
sins,’
or
say,
‘Get
up,
take
your
stretcher,
and
start
walking’?
Well,
just
so
it’s
clear
that
I’m
the
Son
of
Man
and
authorized
to
do
either,
or
both
. .
.”
(he
looked
now
at
the
paraplegic),
“Get
up.
Pick
up
your
stretcher
and
go
home.”
And
the
man
did
it—got
up,
grabbed
his
stretcher,
and
walked
out,
with
everyone
there
watching
him.
They
rubbed
their
eyes,
incredulous—and
then
praised
God,
saying,
‘We’ve
never
seen
anything
like
this!’”
Mark
5:25-34:
A
woman
who
had
suffered
a
condition
of
hemorrhaging
for
twelve
years—a
long
succession
of
physicians
had
treated
her,
and
treated
her
badly,
taking
all
her
money
and
leaving
her
worse
off
than
before—had
heard
about
Jesus.
She
slipped
in
from
behind
and
touched
his
robe.
She
was
thinking
to
herself,
“If
I
can
put
a
finger
on
his
robe,
I
can
get
well.”
The
moment
she
did
it,
the
flow
of
blood
dried
up.
She
could
feel
the
change
and
knew
her
plague
was
over
and
done
with.
At
the
same
moment,
Jesus
felt
energy
discharging
from
him.
He
turned
around
to
the
crowd
and
asked,
“Who
touched
my
robe?”
His
disciples
said,
“What
are
you
talking
about?
With
this
crowd
pushing
and
jostling
you,
you’re
asking,
‘Who
touched
me?’
Dozens
have
touched
you!”
But
he
went
on
asking,
looking
around
to
see
who
had
done
it.
The
woman,
knowing
what
had
happened,
knowing
she
was
the
one,
stepped
up
in
fear
and
trembling,
knelt
before
him,
and
gave
him
the
whole
story.
Jesus
said
to
her,
“Daughter,
you
took
a
risk
of
faith,
and
now
you’re
healed
and
whole.
Live
well,
live
blessed!
Be
healed
of
your
plague.”
All
three
of
these
Biblical
occurences
have
at
least
one
thing
in
common
–
ALL
of
these
people
needed
something
from
Jesus
that
caused
them
to
leave
behind
their
self-conscious
limitations
and
go
after
what
they
wanted
from
Him.
They
determined
they
needed
their
miracle
more
than
they
needed
the
approval
of
others.
Even
in
Jesus’
day
there
were
those
who
felt
were
more
worried
about
social
acceptance
than
touching
GOD.
John
12:42,43:
On
the
other
hand,
a
considerable
number
from
the
ranks
of
the
leaders
did
believe.
But
because
of
the
Pharisees,
they
didn’t
come
out
in
the
open
with
it.
They
were
afraid
of
getting
kicked
out
of
the
meeting
place.
When
push
came
to
shove
they
cared
more
for
human
approval
than
for
God’s
glory.
Anyone
who
does
anything
great
for
the
Kingdom
of
GOD
had
to
break
out
beyond
the
status
quo.
It
is
better
to
please
GOD
rather
than
men.
Will
GOD
see
us
reaching
out
for
more
of
HIM,
or
will
HE
see
us
fade
back
into
our
old
spiritual,
comfort
zone?
Heb
10:39:
“But
we
do
not
belong
to
those
who
shrink
back
and
are
destroyed,
but
to
those
who
have
faith
and
are
saved.”
“However,
we
are
not
the
kind
who
shrink
back
and
are
destroyed;
on
the
contrary,
we
keep
trusting
and
thus
preserve
our
lives!”
Gal
5:6:
For
if
we
are
in
Christ
Jesus
(nothing)
counts
for
anything
(not
circumcision,
etc)
,
but
faith
activated
and
energized
and
expressed
and
working
through
love.
Without
faith
it
is
impossible
to
please
GOD
–
and
with
faith,
we
are
compelled
to
take
the
appropriate
action
steps
that
validate
our
profession
of
faith.
2
Cor
4:13
- “I
believe
–
therefore
I
speak”
…and
I
believe,
we
also
act.
We
take
steps
of
faith.
“Faith
without
works
is
dead.”
“The
Kingdom
of
GOD
suffereth
violence”
John
12:
On
the
other
hand,
a
considerable
number
from
the
ranks
of
the
leaders
did
believe.
But
because
of
the
Pharisees,
they
didn’t
come
out
in
the
open
with
it.
They
were
afraid
of
getting
kicked
out
of
the
meeting
place.
When
push
came
to
shove
they
cared
more
for
human
approval
than
for
God’s
glory.
What
if
Blind
Bartimaeus
had
not
shouted
out?
What
if
they
had
not
chosen
to
lover
that
man
through
the
roof?
What
if
the
woman
had
not
pressed
into
the
crowd
to
touch
Jesus’
robe?
Joseph
Prince:
“Believing
first
before
seeing
the
evidence
of
what
we
are
believing
for
is
called
faith.
Faith
is
like
a
spark
and
Jesus
is
the
dynamite
powder.”
In
the
story
of
the
healing
of
the
woman
with
the
issue
of
blood,
there
were
many
people
who
touched
Jesus
(Mark
5:31),
but
nothing
happened
to
them.
They
didn’t
touch
Him
in
faith.
But
when
the
woman
who
had
been
bleeding
for
12
years
came
to
Him
and
touched
Him
in
faith,
He
felt
power
leave
His
body
and
it
sparked
off
an
explosion
of
healing
in
the
woman’s
body!
Hearing
about
how
good,
kind
and
loving
Jesus
was
inspired
her
faith
to
believe
that
He
could
and
would
heal
her.
So
convinced
was
she
(even
when
the
condition
in
her
body
was
still
evident)
that
she
said,
“If
only
I
may
touch
His
clothes,
I
shall
be
made
well.”
Did
she
experience
her
healing
first
before
she
believed?
No,
she
believed
first
in
Jesus’
goodness
and
power,
acted
in
faith
and
only
then
felt
the
healing
in
her
body.
In
the
same
way,
God
wants
you
to
believe
in
His
goodness
and
love
toward
you.
He
wants
you
to
know
how
willing
He
is
to
act
on
your
behalf
to
bless
you,
and
how,
with
Christ,
He
will
freely
give
you
every
good
thing.
Romans
8:32:
If
God
didn’t
hesitate
to
put
everything
on
the
line
for
us,
embracing
our
condition
and
exposing
himself
to
the
worst
by
sending
his
own
Son,
is
there
anything
else
he
wouldn’t
gladly
and
freely
do
for
us?
He
wants
you
to
declare
by
faith
that
all
is
and
shall
be
well
with
you,
and
to
expect
to
see
just
that.
And
then,
no
matter
how
long
you
have
had
the
problem,
no
matter
how
bad
the
experts
say
it
is,
an
Divine
manifestation
of
healing
and
restoration
will
take
place,
and
you
will
receive
what
you
are
believing
for!
Believe
in
God’s
goodness
and
love
toward
you,
position
yourself
for
your
miracle
–
step
out
in
faith
-
and
you
will
receive
what
you
are
believing
for.
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