Mario Murillo - Jesus: "My Words Will Never Pass Away" (Matthew 24:35)
Channel: King of Kings Worship Center
Date: 12/10/2022

Mario Murillo - Jesus: "My Words Will Never Pass Away" (Matthew 24:35)
Mario speaks at the Truth & Liberty Conference at Charis Bible College on September 9, 2022. Quotes: If Jesus never wrote anything down, why did He say, 'Heaven and earth will pass away but my Word will not pass away'?" Christ predicted that his words would be the perennial bestseller as long as there was a human race – and that turns out to be true. Long after every generation has died, long after everything is over, those writings are still alive.”

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I have one of the most respected high school diplomas in California.
I was leading a student ministry at the University of California at Berkeley,
when I got a letter from a sociology professor
who had several degrees, had written four bestselling books,
and decided that because so many students had been saved
that he should debate me on the reality of Christianity,
at Wheeler Hall, which was the prime piece of property for the School of Journalism.
I wrapped up that paper as fast as I could.
I said, "I'm never going to do it." I threw it in the air.
While the ball of paper was in the air, the Holy Spirit said, "You're going."
There I was. He got up.
I'm going to tell you; I never saw anything like it in my...
700 students waiting, like at an execution.
He went first. That's going to figure into this sermon later.
He went first and surgically destroyed everything I believed.
Destroyed everything I believed... Help me, somebody.
He took a scalpel and named every pope,
every corrupt evangelist, every corrupt doctrine.
He showed this and that and the other. He was immaculate.
Then he said that I was a fool.
All right, you know what you don't know about the inner city
and those that live there do? It is not when the guy you're about to fight says,
"Yo mama," that starts the fight.
It's the guy standing back that goes, "Oooooooh!"
I didn't prepare anything. I didn't know what I was going to say.
He said that and the Holy Ghost behind me went, "Ooh!"
That's what I want in this conference.
The devil said, "Your church isn't going to grow, your election isn't going to win,
your money isn't going to come in, you're not going to get what you want.
All that's been said this week is not going to change America."
The Holy Ghost is standing behind us saying, "Ooh!"
Let's start the fight.
How many of you would like to know what happened at the debate?
No, it's getting late, you've heard enough preaching to...
The Lord said, "Ask them a question."
So I asked the audience a question, "How many of you in this School of
Journalism, because you're writers, would like to write a bestseller?"
All the hands went up.
I said, "Lord, that's not enough, I need another one, where are we going with this?"
I'm dying right here. So now I asked them how many of them believe
that they will write a bestseller.
How many of you believe you will write a bestseller?
Out of 700, maybe 50, 60 hands.
Then I stopped and I brought up what I'm going to bring up to you.
L. Ron Hubbard, the man who started Scientology on a bet
in a bar in London, that he could start a religion. And he did.
They got so famous and so rich that they decided to build a cavern in the ground,
many hundreds of feet in the ground
in order to build vaults out of stainless steel
and then take plastic, bombproof containers,
then laser the writings of L. Ron Hubbard on these titanium plates,
put them in the jar made out of space-age plastic, seal them,
put them in the vault several hundred feet in the ground.
And I told them that, because that's how long ago this was that they did this.
I said, "Why did they do that?"
Why did they spend millions of dollars to do that?
Then I said, "Before I answer that, how many of you in this room believe
that you are going to write a bestseller
that will continue to sell long after you're dead?"
I didn't even let them stop. Long after every generation is dead.
Long after everything is over, those writings are still alive.
Scientology doesn't believe that. They don't believe that L. Ron Hubbard's words are
rust proof, bombproof, culturally proof. They had to dig a hole.
Jesus never wrote anything down. I said, "Now I want to look at you for a moment,
because my brother in his Briony suit, with all his degrees,
none of what he said is relevant. None of it is relevant.
Why did Jesus say, 'Heaven and earth will pass away
but my Word will not pass away'?"
I looked at them and I said, "The fact that Christ could predict
that his words would be the perennial bestseller
as long as there was a human race.