God's Not Through with You Yet || Light It Up || Encouraging Word

About this sermon

This powerful message takes us deep into John chapter 11, where we encounter one of the most profound miracles in Scripture: the raising of Lazarus from the dead. What makes this story particularly compelling is how it reveals God's ability to resurrect not just physical bodies, but every dead area of our lives. The sermon explores three critical miracles involving Jesus raising the dead—Jairus's daughter, the widow's son at Nain, and Lazarus—each revealing different dimensions of God's power and compassion. We discover that Lazarus emerged from the tomb bound in three specific places: hands, feet, and face. These aren't random details but intentional symbols of how the enemy tries to bind our identity, our movement, and our vision. Our hands represent our God-given identity and fingerprint in the earth. Our feet symbolize our stability and forward progress toward destiny. Our face contains our eyes for vision, our nose for breath and praise, and our mouth for speaking life. When Jesus commanded others to 'loose him and let him go,' He was demonstrating that while we cannot unwrap ourselves from what others have bound us with, God provides a community to help us walk in freedom. The most stunning revelation is that Jesus called Lazarus by name—not because He needed to identify him, but because their relationship was intimate. God knows your name, knows your situation, and is personally invested in your resurrection. This isn't just about physical healing; it's about God declaring that He's not finished with us yet, no matter how dead our dreams, relationships, or circumstances may appear. 0:00 Introduction to Resurrection Power 3:18 Bound in Three Places 35:00 The Power of God’s Word 60:00 Loose Him and Let Him Go 75:00 Altar Call and New Beginnings Subscribe here http://www.youtube.com/OfficialSmokieNorful http://www.SmokieNorful.com

Topics

• Hope
• Encouragement