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Then He said to her, "For this saying go your way; the demon has gone out of your daughter." And when she had come to her house, she found the demon gone out, and her daughter lying on the bed.
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Today’s message
I started by reminding you of something simple and strong: your God has not lost control. He is already in tomorrow, waiting for you. That’s why we stand on the Rock and do not fall. When the house shakes, I walk in this certainty and make room for visitation. Do not miss the time of visitation. When He arrives, He changes the agenda of life. Today I want you to see this in Mark 7: a woman cries out, Jesus enters, and a house — and a city — change their story.
Mark tells it quickly and without ornament: Jesus entered a house in the region of Tyre and Sidon. There was an ancient weight there, a sentence over that territory. For centuries, almost no one stood in the gap to intercede. Then, in the fullness of time, the Son came. That Syrophoenician woman ran, fell at His feet, and responded with faith. For this saying, the daughter was set free. Where the Son treads, the curse loses its right.
Who is the Son when He enters history
- Prophet: brings the right word at the right time, opening a new path.
- Judge: establishes a just sentence and removes the oppressor's right over the house.
- Priest: intercedes and presents us to the Father, taking guilt and weight away.
- Advocate: takes our case and stays until the answer comes.
Where the Son treads, the curse loses its right.
Notice the movement: no one interceded for years, but one woman decided to cry out, and the Son entered. I believe God raises intercessors like that. Intercessors, start walking with hands raised. Worship. Pray in tongues. Let the Spirit lead. It’s not about prolonged human effort; it’s about aligning with the Son who has come and saying: enter my house, enter my city.
How I respond today
- Receive the entrance of the Son into your house and your story, without reservations.
- Cry out with specific faith: present the cause and remain until the answer comes.
- Lift your hands and intercede for your street and your city, walking in prayer.
- Worship and pray in tongues; enter the flow of the Spirit and obey the holy impulses.
I saw this up close in my family. When the Son entered, a generation turned. I make this declaration with you: starting with me, my generation will be different. In the name of Jesus, the old cycles lose strength. The house becomes a place of rest, not captivity. Do not miss the time of visitation. Cry out. Receive. Walk in this word: for this answer of faith, liberation has already reached your house.
Did you know
- Tyre and Sidon were Phoenician cities north of Israel, on the Mediterranean coast, in the region of present-day Lebanon.
- Ezekiel 28 contains oracles of judgment against the prince of Tyre, revealing pride and idolatry of its rulers.
- The parallel account in Matthew 15 highlights the faith of the Syrophoenician woman, to whom Jesus says: great is your faith.
Key phrases
- Your God has not lost control of the situation.
- God is already in tomorrow, waiting for you.
- Do not miss the time of visitation.
- The Son has come, the Son has come.
Translated from the Portuguese original.
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