The Heart of Mankind - Part 7 - The Broken and Wounded Heart
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In “The Heart of Mankind - Part 7 - The Broken and Wounded Heart,” Pastor Dean Odle presents a Scripture-centered message about prayer, worship, healing and faith. Drawing especially from Psalm 143, Psalm 35, the teaching emphasizes that prayer expresses dependence on God and prepares believers to hear and obey Him. Odle connects that foundation with the conviction that true worship centers on God and is expressed through reverence, surrender, and obedience.
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Odle focuses on holiness. The message argues that God calls believers to reject compromise and pursue practical holiness. The practical emphasis is to test the teaching by Scripture and apply it through faithful obedience. Throughout the section, the appeal remains directed toward a consistent life in which belief, worship, and conduct agree.
Odle focuses on the biblical text. The message argues that the teaching centers on yeah, feast, singing and its implications for Christian faithfulness. The practical emphasis is to test the teaching by Scripture and apply it through faithful obedience. Throughout the section, the appeal remains directed toward a consistent life in which belief, worship, and conduct agree.
Odle focuses on worship. The message argues that true worship centers on God and is expressed through reverence, surrender, and obedience. The practical emphasis is to test the teaching by Scripture and apply it through faithful obedience. Throughout the section, the appeal remains directed toward a consistent life in which belief, worship, and conduct agree.
Odle focuses on holiness. The message argues that God calls believers to reject compromise and pursue practical holiness. It connects this with the conviction that true worship centers on God and is expressed through reverence, surrender, and obedience. The practical emphasis is to test the teaching by Scripture and apply it through faithful obedience.
Odle focuses on prayer while working through Psalm 143, Psalm 35. The message argues that prayer expresses dependence on God and prepares believers to hear and obey Him. It connects this with the conviction that the inner life must be healed, guarded, and brought under the truth of God’s word. The practical emphasis is to seek God in prayer and act on what Scripture requires.
Odle focuses on Satanic opposition. The message argues that Satan’s work is described through deception, accusation, temptation, and opposition to God’s purposes. It connects this with the conviction that faithfulness in the home requires instruction, loving correction, protection, and a consistent Christian example. The practical emphasis is to seek God in prayer and act on what Scripture requires.
Odle focuses on worship. The message argues that true worship centers on God and is expressed through reverence, surrender, and obedience. It connects this with the conviction that faithfulness in the home requires instruction, loving correction, protection, and a consistent Christian example. The practical emphasis is to seek God in prayer and act on what Scripture requires.
Odle focuses on healing and faith. The message argues that the message connects prayer for healing with faith in Christ, pastoral care, and submission to God. It connects this with the conviction that prayer expresses dependence on God and prepares believers to hear and obey Him. The practical emphasis is to seek God in prayer and act on what Scripture requires.
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We come to [music and singing] your mountain, the hill [singing] of the Lord. We would sing, [music] journey [singing] into your holy place. [music] Yeah. [music] feast in your [singing] presence. [music] Bring our [singing] devotions to you, God. [music] Come as [singing] a kingom of your praise. [music] We're climbing up [music] the mountain [singing] of the Lord toward your holy place. Every step is [music] praise. Color in the glory [singing] of your name. The throne of holiness. The wonders of your grace. [singing] Enter [music and singing] your sanctuary to minister at your holy [music] [singing] throne. Thousands of angels joyfully [music and singing] sing. We're climbing up the mountain of the Lord towards your holy place. [music] And every [singing] step is praise. [music] Encountering the glory [singing] of your name. Your call of holiness. [music] the wonders of your grace, [singing] encountering the glory [music] of your name, the thr of holiness, [singing] [music] wonders of your praise. [music] Come, let's worship. Come, let [music and singing] us recognize what a sacred [music] thing we do. Come, let us bow [music] down, God, as we bring our [singing] hearts that they please [music] the heart of you. Come, let us [singing and music] worship. Come, let us recognize. [singing] What a sacred [music] thing we do. Come let us bow [music and singing] down God as we bring our hearts. Let them please [music and singing] the heart of you. [singing] Climbing up the mountain of the Lord toward [music] your [singing] holy place.
- 0:03:04
Every step is praise. [music and singing] Encountering the glory of your name. your throne of holiness, [singing] the wonders [music] of your grace. [singing] So come, come, let [singing] us worship, come let us recognize [singing and music] what a sacred thing we do. Let's think about that line for [music] a minute. Thank you Jesus. Come let us [music] worship. Come let us recognize [singing] what [music] we do. [music] Thank you Jesus. Thank you Lord. [music] Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, Lord. Lord, we [music] just pray that our hearts would please you today, God. I just pray that Lord, as we pour out what we have, Lord, is [music] and is all that you've given us, Lord. Lord, we just give you back, Lord, this worship, Lord, we adore you, Lord. We [music] love you. Just tell the Lord this morning that you love him. And we're so [music] thankful, Lord. So thankful. Thank you, Jesus. [music] Got the other I love you, Lord, on my mind. Let's do that [music] one and see. Come on. I love [singing] you Lord and I [singing] live my voice to [singing] worship you. [music] Oh my soul [singing] rejoice. [music] Take joy, [singing] my king, in what [singing] you hear. May it be a [singing] sweet, sweet [music] sound in [singing] your ear. Let's [music] sing it to him again. I [singing] love you Lord and I [singing] lift my voice to [singing]
- 0:06:08
worship you. Oh my [singing] soul, rejoice. Take [singing] joy, my king, in what [singing] you hear. May it [singing] be a sweet, sweet sound [music] in your [singing] ear. [music] Sweet [singing] Holy Spirit, sweet heavenly [singing] stay right [singing] here with us, filling [singing] us with your love. And for these blessings [singing] we lift our hearts in praise. [music] Without [singing] a doubt we'll know we have been revived. When we [singing] shall leave this place. I love you Lord. I [singing] love you Lord and I [music and singing] lift my voice to worship [singing] you. Oh my soul, [singing] rejoice. [music] Take joy, [singing] my king, [singing] in what you hear. Let it be [singing] a sweet, sweet sound. Let it be. [music] Let it [singing] be a sweet, sweet sound. [music] Oh, let it be a sweet, [singing] sweet sound in [music and singing] your ear. Thank you, Jesus. [music] Lord, we just love you this morning. We worship you God. You alone are worthy, oh God. [music] Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, Lord, for your goodness, Lord. We just praise your name, Lord. We thank [music] you, Lord. Let's just pray in tongues for a minute. Thank you, Jesus. I just feel the move of the Lord right here. weet, sweet sound. [music] Let it be a sweet, sweet sound.
- 0:09:19
Thank you, Jesus. [music] Sweet. [music] May it be a sweet, sweet sound. May [singing] it be a sweet, sweet [music] sound in [singing] your ears. Sing it again. I love you, Lord. I [singing] love you, Lord. And I lift my [singing] voice to [music] worship [singing] you. Oh my soul, [singing and music] rejoice. Take [singing] joy, my king, in what [singing] you hear. Let it be [singing] a sweet, sweet [music] sound in [singing] your ear. Thank you Jesus. Thank you Jesus. Thank you sweet [music] Holy [singing] Spirit. Yes. Sweet [singing] [music] [singing] right here with [music] us. filling [singing] us with your love. And [singing] for this blessings, we lift [singing] our hearts in praise. [music] Without a [singing] doubt, we'll know we [music] have been revived. And we [singing] shall leave this place. We are standing [singing] on holy ground. [singing] [music] And [singing] I know that there are angels [singing] all around. So let us [singing] praise Jesus. Now we [singing] are standing in his presence on holy [singing] [music]
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