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Medicine From The Master

Dr Dharius Daniels

Sunday, March 9, 2025

Summary

Many believers suffer from an underutilization of their salvation because they view it solely as a ticket to heaven rather than a full earthly benefit package. True salvation encompasses justification, regeneration, redemption, and sanctification—which includes the divine healing of our soul wounds. Jesus came not only to make us right before God, but also to make us well in our mind, will, and emotions.

Key Scriptures

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Matthew 9:9-13↗1 John 2:19↗Matthew 23:13-15↗Hosea 6:6↗3 John 1:2↗

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Themes

Salvation as WholenessSoul HealingLegalism vs. GraceDivine InterruptionsSanctification

Pastor's Points

1.Culture's Way: Acknowledges pain but pursues Earthly solutions that numbs rather than heals, focusing on symptoms instead of the source.
2.Church's Way: Conflates modifying behavior with mending the soul, often emphasizing legalism and spiritual bypassing.
3.King's Way: Confronts pain with truth, addresses the root source of brokenness, and transforms pain into purpose.

Key Points

1.Salvation is not just a one-way ticket to heaven; it is a comprehensive benefit package meant to be fully utilized on earth.
2.Salvation includes justification, regeneration, redemption, and sanctification working together to restore us.
3.Jesus does not just save us to make us right with God; He saves us to make us well.
4.If you want to be used by God, you must be willing to be interrupted.
5.What you are willing to leave behind determines where you are able to go with Christ.
6.Religious legalism focuses on outward performance and commentary while ignoring inward heart transformation.
7.Soul wounds are injuries to our mind, will, emotions, imagination, and affections caused by acts of omission or commission.
8.Brokenness in behavior cannot be stopped until the underlying brokenness in the soul is healed by the Great Physician.

Sermon Moments

“Pastor Dharius shares the illustration of receiving an Xbox and only playing games on it for years, unaware that he could also watch Netflix on it, comparing it to believers who underutilize their salvation.”

“When Jesus walked over to Matthew at the tax booth and called him, He demonstrated that to be used by God, we must be willing to be interrupted.”

“What you are willing to leave determines where you are able to go.”

“A hypocrite is not someone who is imperfect; a hypocrite is someone who acts as if they are not imperfect.”

“When I break God's law, the law breaks me; when I go against the grain, I get splinters.”

“Soul wounds don't always show up in pain; they show up in personality traits and patterns of behavior.”

“Until you fix the brokenness, you cannot stop the badness.”

This Week

Examine areas of your life where you may be settling for being 'right' rather than allowing God to make you 'well.'
Identify any soul wounds steming from negligent acts of omission or hurtful acts of commission in your past.
Stop attempting to fix internal brokenness through external distractions like workaholism, performance, or unhealthy relationships.
Replace religious rhetoric or 'spiritual bypassing' with honest prayer about your emotional pain, anger, or disappointment.
Offer forgiveness to those who have hurt you as a pathway toward receiving full healing in your own soul.
Be open to divine interruptions during your daily routine when God calls you to follow Him into new steps of obedience.
Reflect on whether your current patterns of behavior are shaped by the Potter or driven by your past pain.

Remember This

Jesus did not come merely to forgive your sins and make you right; He came as the Master Physician to heal your soul and make you whole.

A Challenge for You

As we close today, remember this: your wounds may shape your past, but they don't dictate your future. What will determine your tomorrow isn't what happened yesterday, it's the patterns you establish today.

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