Mario Murillo: When You Get Jesus, You Get Everything You Need (Romans 8:32)
Channel: King of Kings Worship Center
Date: 2022-07-14

Mario Murillo: When You Get Jesus, You Get Everything You Need (Romans 8:32)
Mario speaks at Legacy International Center, San Deigo, CA, on 6/18/2022. Quotes: “Romans 8:32 says, "He who did not spare his own son but delivered him up for us all, how will he not, along with him also, freely give us all things?" I'm not mad at modern preaching because it compromises. I'm not mad at modern preaching because it's light on sin and thin on repentance. I'm mad because we have lost the greatest treasure we could have ever known. When you get saved, and you get Jesus, you get everything else.”

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It was one of the strangest auctions ever held. It was the estate of one man, who had all the money in the world, but had spent years living in darkness, loneliness and isolation. It was only toward the end of his life that he finally had hope. But he had no heir, he had no wife. It was during the Korean War - he used all of his money and influence to keep his son from going to war. Having failed, his son ended up in combat and then he got the letter that no parent ever wants to get.

It drove him into a dark, depressing life. He spiraled downward. His far-flung enterprise meant nothing. The funny thing about life is how overnight life can suddenly mean nothing. Your money will mean nothing. So there he was broken, huge house, only one there was him and his servants. He lost the only thing in the world he ever wanted - his son. 

One day, when it got unbearable, a package arrived at his house. It was flat, about this wide, about as tall as I am. He opened it to find a stunning portrait of his son in his army uniform. It was exact – to the point that it took his breath away. After that day, it hung in the Great Hall over the fireplace. That was the trophy of the house.

Some years later, he passed away, there's an auction. He's got jewelry, he's got antiques, he's got handmade rugs. He's got treasures, everything from a Ming vase to a Louis XIV chair. It's all up for auction, and the auctioneer's got the gavel, and he said, "What's my bid for this vase?" Suddenly, after three items, they put this picture of his son on an easel.

He said, "What is my bid for this picture." Nobody knew the artist. The note from the artist said, "Your son helped save my freedom. I'm a portrait artist from South Korea, and I painted this hoping that it would bring you some comfort." But nobody in the audience knew. So the auctioneer said, "What is my bid for this painting?" Nobody offered anything.

The gardener who happened to be walking by stormed into the hall and said, "I knew that boy since he was a child." He said, "All I've got is $100. I'm going to bid $100 for that painting, I want it." And he got it. And as soon as he got it, the auctioneer began pounding the gavel over and over and over, and said, "This auction for the cars and the house and the land, it's over."

And the people were in outrage, and they said, "We came here to bid on this." He said, "You don't understand. The will said whoever bought this painting would get everything else." Romans 8:32 says, "He who did not spare his own son but delivered him up for us all, how will he not, along with him also, freely give us all things?" I'm not mad at modern preaching because it compromises. I'm not mad at modern preaching because it's light on sin and thin on repentance.

I'm mad because we have lost the greatest treasure we could have ever known. When you get saved, and you get Jesus, you get everything else. This writing device that Paul employed is called a syllogism. It is a suppressed premise. I want you to understand how it works. Sometimes if you leave words out, it makes it stronger. Psalm 23 should say, "Because the Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want." But it draws an inevitable, powerful conclusion, and it says, "The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want." I don't need to explain anything more. So Paul is using this in the form of a question. Sometimes the most powerful way to answer a question is with another one.

The other night, somebody said to me, "Would you like to eat some Mexican food tonight?" I said are there mustaches in Mexico? You know, if your last name is Murillo, you can get away with that. Now, look at me. "He who did not spare his own son but delivered him up for us all, how will he not also with him also freely give us all things?"

How will he not save the people you put on a name for us to pray for? Your son, your daughter, your loved ones. The Bible says the seed of the righteous shall be redeemed. How will he not hear the mother's cry for a son in prison to be born again?