His Touch

Preacher
Bro. Joshua
Date
March 9, 2025
Preacher
Bro. Joshua
Date
March 9, 2025
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In this powerful sermon, Josh Ramirez invites us to reflect on the transformative power of Jesus’ touch — not just a physical healing, but a healing of identity, belonging, and purpose. Preaching from Mark 1:40–45, he walks us through the story of the leper who dared to approach Jesus with bold faith, despite being outcast, shunned, and considered untouchable by society.

“If you are willing, you can make me clean.” – Mark 1:40

Jesus didn’t hesitate. He touched him. And everything changed.

🔑 Key Takeaways:

1. Jesus Touches the Untouchable

The leper didn’t just receive healing — he received restoration. Jesus’ touch went beyond physical; it healed his rejection, loneliness, and shame. God still reaches out today to those who feel like outsiders.

2. We Are Made for His Touch

Pastor Clemente reminded us that we are the only creation God touched and formed with His hands (Genesis 2:7). His touch is personal, intentional, and life-giving.

3. We Must Seize the Opportunity

Like the leper, we’re called to be bold and take the opportunities God gives us. The presence of Jesus is not just for comfort — it’s for transformation. Don’t miss your moment.

4. Obedience Matters

While the healed leper’s joy was understandable, he disobeyed Jesus’ specific instruction. Pastor Clemente cautioned us: sometimes even good intentions can lead to spiritual detours if they go against God’s instruction.

5. We All Need His Touch — Again

Whether in your devotion, your family, your finances, or your inner life — Jesus longs to touch every part. Are you still seeking Him like the leper did? Or have we let routine and distraction harden our hearts?

🙏 Reflection & Call to Action

  • When was the last time you felt the touch of God?
  • Are there areas in your life where you feel like an outcast?
  • Are you missing opportunities to draw closer or serve more deeply?

Today, Jesus invites you to come honestly, like the leper, and say:

“Lord, if You are willing, You can make me clean.”