Girl, Get Up | Sarah Jakes Roberts
Sarah Jakes Roberts・35 minutes read
The speaker shares a powerful message on awakening and faith through the story of Jesus healing Jairus' daughter and emphasizes the importance of overcoming challenges and negative voices to reclaim strength and purpose. This message calls for a spiritual awakening, urging individuals, especially women, to embrace their inner strength, faith, and power to overcome obstacles and experience transformation.
Insights
- Despite facing challenges and negative voices, individuals are encouraged to believe, not fear, and awaken their inner strength, as exemplified by Jesus' miracle of resurrecting Jairus' daughter.
- The speaker's message, titled "Girl Get Up," emphasizes the importance of overcoming limitations, silencing negativity, and embracing one's strength and purpose, highlighting the transformative power of faith and the need for a spiritual awakening.
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Recent questions
What is the speaker's message titled?
"Girl Get Up"
What story is read from in Luke 8:49?
Jesus healing a girl believed to be dead
What is the main focus of the speaker's message?
Awakening inner strength and passion
What does the speaker urge women to do?
Overcome challenges and break free from limitations
What is the significance of the story of Eve in the message?
Impact of choices and presence of hope
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Summary
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"Girl Get Up" Conference in Georgia
- The speaker addresses the audience, asking for noise in praise of Jesus and emphasizing the need for transformation and hearing from God.
- Acknowledgment of the leadership of the Divine Conference and the Franklin Prescott family.
- The speaker expresses excitement to be in Georgia and studying and praying for a message from God.
- The conference is not for entertainment but for a genuine touch from God, emphasizing the importance of investing in such events.
- Reading from Luke 8:49, the story of Jesus healing a girl believed to be dead.
- Jesus instructs not to fear but to believe, and the girl is healed despite being mocked.
- The girl is raised from the dead by Jesus, who instructs her to be given something to eat.
- The parents are astonished, and Jesus advises them not to share what happened.
- The speaker's message is titled "Girl Get Up," focusing on the story of Eve and the concept of caskets and curses.
- The speaker reflects on the story of Eve, highlighting the impact of choices and the presence of a seed of hope despite curses.
16:52
"Overcoming obstacles with faith and strength"
- The speaker shares a personal story about supporting their mother instead of pursuing their dream of buying a house.
- Jairus is introduced in the text, with his daughter being described as sick and later dead.
- A man tells Jairus not to bother the teacher anymore, implying his dream is dead.
- The speaker emphasizes the presence of negative voices trying to deter individuals from seeking healing.
- The speaker prophesies that generational voices hindering progress will cease.
- The speaker encourages women to overcome challenges and break free from past limitations.
- The speaker urges women to silence negative voices and embrace their strength and purpose.
- The speaker calls for a spiritual awakening and a fight against personal struggles.
- Jairus is advised by Jesus to believe and not fear, emphasizing the power of faith.
- Jesus performs a miracle by resurrecting Jairus' daughter, symbolizing a call to awaken one's inner strength and passion.
34:47
Awaken, Rise, Shine: Reclaiming Your Spirit's Power
- People close to you need to witness your awakening, to see that miracles still happen and that you regain your spirit and power.
- When your spirit returns, it signifies victory over challenges, ensuring no weapon formed against you prospers.
- The call is to rise up, reclaim your strength, fight addiction, and show that even when broken, you are still God's child.
- The message emphasizes the need to awaken, to find joy, peace, and the Holy Spirit, to worship and call on Jesus for healing and power.
- The text encourages women to rise, to worship, to let their spirit shine, and to activate the word of God in their lives for transformation.
