Healing Hidden Hurts Through Jesus' Compassionate Love
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1. "It's the hidden hurts that are often the most serious, the most painful, that cause the lingering problems in life. And every single one of us has hidden hurts. It doesn't, it doesn't really, it doesn't matter what household we grew up in. Even, even if it was like up here, none of us have been loved perfectly." [03:19] (25 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
2. "We all have our hemorrhages. Places that we, we know deep down keeps us from being fully. Okay. Alive, like receiving, receiving the depth of love that we know that like deep down that we know we're capable and that God wants us to receive. And also being able to give love to the extent that I know that I long to give and that God wants me to give." [04:54] (25 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
3. "There's no sneaking up on Jesus. We see, you have to imagine the scene sneaking up. Like you have to imagine the chaotic scene. Jesus is being taken by the hand by Jairus, who's got a daughter, who's got that one suffering that's there. His daughter's at the point of death. So he's dragging Jesus by one arm through the crowded streets, rushing him along." [06:13] (21 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
4. "Authentic love is the thing that heals hidden hurts. It's what stops the hemorrhages. It stops the bleeding of life out. So the question, a couple of questions, maybe for us, a question for us to ask the Lord in prayer and to sit with even at the rest of this liturgy or throughout this week in prayer is just to ask, where do I hurt? I can really ask it. Where do I hurt?" [11:19] (37 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
5. "Take the step toward love, reach out to him, touch him and have the hemorrhaging stop." [13:04] (6 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
### Quotes for members
1. "The way that Mark couples these two stories together, these two encounters, I think it serves as kind of a microcosm of life and the different sufferings in which one can experience. You have a man named Jairus who has a daughter who's at the point of death, right? So the suffering of this little girl, it's urgent, it's immediate, it's crying out, it's something that needs, a suffering that needs to be attended to right away." [01:35] (27 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
2. "The text says that this hemorrhaging woman, that she suffered greatly at the hands of many doctors. She spent all she had, and she was not helped, but only grew worse. So you can hear like the fight in her, like there's an exhaustion, there's a psychological suffering in this woman. She's bleeding, it says, so it's to know that back then, that meant that she was unclean. She probably was no longer living at home with her family. She was isolated. She wasn't in communion. She was cut off." [01:35] (34 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
3. "And as his eyes fall upon her, the first word out of his mouth is extremely significant. And it's daughter, daughter. It's like, it's like a dad of a little girl. A little girl has, you know, something, something bad. She did something bad or she's got some shame or maybe she didn't even do something. She just, she's just hurting. And she wants to go to see her dad." [07:58] (27 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
4. "Jesus will not be hurried. Even for your small, you think hidden hurts as they tend to manifest them. In other ways in our lives, he will not be hurried. Authentic love is the thing that he, that heals hidden hurts. It's what stops the hemorrhages. It stops the bleeding of life out." [11:19] (26 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
5. "Might I be able today to muster up enough courage to try to sneak to him, to sneak up on him? And if you do, if you do, what you'll find is that he's the one that's been sneaking up on you the whole time, because he just wants to love in that situation. And if you do, what you'll find is that he's the one that's been sneaking up on you in that spot. He wants to love you in your hidden hurt and touch your soul and to bring you places and to open things up for you, to call you daughter, to call you son in that spot." [13:04] (47 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
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1. "It's the hidden hurts that are often the most serious, the most painful, that cause the lingering problems in life. And every single one of us has hidden hurts. It doesn't, it doesn't really, it doesn't matter what household we grew up in. Even, even if it was like up here, none of us have been loved perfectly." [03:19] (25 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
2. "We all have our hemorrhages. Places that we, we know deep down keeps us from being fully. Okay. Alive, like receiving, receiving the depth of love that we know that like deep down that we know we're capable and that God wants us to receive. And also being able to give love to the extent that I know that I long to give and that God wants me to give." [04:54] (25 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
3. "There's no sneaking up on Jesus. We see, you have to imagine the scene sneaking up. Like you have to imagine the chaotic scene. Jesus is being taken by the hand by Jairus, who's got a daughter, who's got that one suffering that's there. His daughter's at the point of death. So he's dragging Jesus by one arm through the crowded streets, rushing him along." [06:13] (21 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
4. "Authentic love is the thing that heals hidden hurts. It's what stops the hemorrhages. It stops the bleeding of life out. So the question, a couple of questions, maybe for us, a question for us to ask the Lord in prayer and to sit with even at the rest of this liturgy or throughout this week in prayer is just to ask, where do I hurt? I can really ask it. Where do I hurt?" [11:19] (37 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
5. "Take the step toward love, reach out to him, touch him and have the hemorrhaging stop." [13:04] (6 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
### Quotes for members
1. "The way that Mark couples these two stories together, these two encounters, I think it serves as kind of a microcosm of life and the different sufferings in which one can experience. You have a man named Jairus who has a daughter who's at the point of death, right? So the suffering of this little girl, it's urgent, it's immediate, it's crying out, it's something that needs, a suffering that needs to be attended to right away." [01:35] (27 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
2. "The text says that this hemorrhaging woman, that she suffered greatly at the hands of many doctors. She spent all she had, and she was not helped, but only grew worse. So you can hear like the fight in her, like there's an exhaustion, there's a psychological suffering in this woman. She's bleeding, it says, so it's to know that back then, that meant that she was unclean. She probably was no longer living at home with her family. She was isolated. She wasn't in communion. She was cut off." [01:35] (34 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
3. "And as his eyes fall upon her, the first word out of his mouth is extremely significant. And it's daughter, daughter. It's like, it's like a dad of a little girl. A little girl has, you know, something, something bad. She did something bad or she's got some shame or maybe she didn't even do something. She just, she's just hurting. And she wants to go to see her dad." [07:58] (27 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
4. "Jesus will not be hurried. Even for your small, you think hidden hurts as they tend to manifest them. In other ways in our lives, he will not be hurried. Authentic love is the thing that he, that heals hidden hurts. It's what stops the hemorrhages. It stops the bleeding of life out." [11:19] (26 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
5. "Might I be able today to muster up enough courage to try to sneak to him, to sneak up on him? And if you do, if you do, what you'll find is that he's the one that's been sneaking up on you the whole time, because he just wants to love in that situation. And if you do, what you'll find is that he's the one that's been sneaking up on you in that spot. He wants to love you in your hidden hurt and touch your soul and to bring you places and to open things up for you, to call you daughter, to call you son in that spot." [13:04] (47 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
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