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Waching daily Oct 28 2018

Many gays come to Israel

to visit, because it is seen as good place

what do you think of that?

In my opinion, gays are already a non-issue

we don't need to make an issue about this

Naama Jerusalem

I see no reason to even deal with it

I don't see that this is a group needing special attention

It's all good

What do you think of the fact that many gays

Ofer Rishon Lezion

come to Israel because Israel is good to them

Everyone can do what he wants

Does it bother you?

In some way yes, the gay parade really bothers me

The parade?

The parade really bothers me

Why?

Because it takes up too much space

Everyone can have his fun however he wants to

But then why does the parade...

Why do they need to... Can I make a parade with my wife?

Why?

Do what you want, enjoy yourself, have fun everyone in his own area

Why do I need all that noise?

Do you live in Tel Aviv?

I live in Tel Aviv

You said you live in Rishon

Now I live in Tel Aviv

in a month I move to Rishon

Is it because of the noise and you don't like any parade?

or because it is gays?

Also but I don't like the idea of too much exposure

we don't need that much exposure

Ok, what do you think about what I asked about?

Yes

Hilik Ramat Gan

That a lot of gays like to come to Israel

Very legitimate

Why?

Look, everyone and who he is everyone and his way

and everyone and his

what he wants to do in his life

You can't judge everyone

You also can't teach everyone

You can't guide the entire world

I am guessing if you could you would

You can't

I have no problem with that I can't

What do you think of lots of gays come to Israel

because it is a safe place for them?

Avi Ramle

Let them enjoy

Anything else?

It doesn't bother you?

No

What?

They are nice people

We try

Joel Ariel (West Bank settlement)

Not to live, because Tel Aviv is a party town

They come just to party?

Why not?

That's tourism

It's what brings in money, isn't it?

Why would that be a bad thing?

There are many tourists that come to Israel

because it is a good place for gays

gays that come from Europe and the USA

Yonatan and Yuval Shomron (West Bank settlement)

What's the question? - what do you think?

They come here because it's a good place?

For gays, yes

I need to give my opinion?

Yes

We don't know sounds reasonable

They should come

Sounds reasonable

Reasonable?

Anything other than reasonable?

You didn't find the right people to ask

Why? What do you think?

You hear that in Tel Aviv and in Israel in general

is a place for gay tourists

I would prefer that this wouldn't be the connotation

Why?

That it will be...

Not only gays, no one says it is only for gays

but gays come here it is a good place

Great, they should enjoy

What do you think of the fact that Israel

that a lot of gays enjoy coming to?

True

Raz Ashdod

You mean visiting from outside - Yes

Yes

Because the parade here is one of the biggest in the world

it brings in tourists tourism in general

What is your opinion of that?

No problem

I am not for or against

everyone can do what he wants

It brings money into the country

Tourists

Do you accept them?

Yes

Of course

Dudi and Tsadik Ramat Hasharon and Rishon LeZion

What do you think of the gay pride parade

and a lot of gays like to come to Israel

that it is a place for gays to come

Everyone who comes to Israel is welcome

it doesn't matter if gay, not gay lesbian

what does it matter?

Everyone and their way

their background, however they think

I have the same opinion

Every person

as he is

is a human being and is allowed to live as he is

as he wants

So you have no problem that people speak about Israel

as a place that is good for gay people

Amazing - I have no problem with that

Fantastic

They should come here

they should enjoy Jerusalem Look what a beautiful place this is

Paradise

What do you think of the fact that many gays like to come to Israel

because it is a safe place for them?

Miraim Rishon Lezion

Everyone one and their inclination

That is their way

You can't...

I don't think Israel is that great for gays

Look, every person

and his choices

his inclinations, has his own life

That is their life

If gays want to...

They need to get the right to marry in Israel

to marry in Israel, having children in Israel

have surrogacy in Israel

- True

It's their right!

What? They didn't serve in the army? - True

Because they are gay, they didn't serve in the army?

They serve in the army

and today they have their own families

They were raised in decent families They are good families

Their inclination is that way that's the way it is

You can't

say to them "Habibi, you have to marry"

a woman

No, you can't

Why do you say it is not good for gays in Israel?

I think as long as same sex couples

cannot marry

can't go through the surogacy process

like I can

I can't in Israel but I have other options that I am able to do

and it is not clear if they can donate blood

I think that is serious

- This is an outrageous country

It's serious

Outrageous

This is becoming a religious country

- This isn't like the time of Begin

like all those prime ministers

that had respect

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Show Me Your Glory, Part 4 - Duration: 28:35.

(Music)

JERRY: Welcome everyone. I'm Jerry Savelle. Thank you for

joining me today. I pray that, as you watch the message that

I'm about to share with you, that God is going to touch your

life in a very special way. We believe that, as we bring these

lessons to you each and every week, that your life is going to

change. You're going to get a revelation of who you are in

Christ, what you can do in Christ, what belongs to you in

Christ, and how to appropriate those spiritual laws and see a

major difference in your life. Thank you once again, in

advance, for joining me each and every week. If you're a new

viewer, we welcome you, and we thank God for your watching. I

hope to hear from you real soon. You know, we preach in meetings

all over the world. I want to encourage you to write to us and

find out our schedule, because we may be coming to your area,

and I'd love to have the opportunity to impart to you on

a live basis, other than just a television set. I believe,

praise God, if you'll get that itinerary, you can write to us

or log onto our ministry, find out where I'll be, and come and

join us in a meeting in your area. We're talking about Show

Me Your Glory. It's a manifestation of God's presence,

God's power, and God's goodness. I'm taking you back into the

live service, where I was preaching this at Heritage Faith

Christian Center, our church here in Crowley, Texas. It was a

powerful meeting, powerful service. I believe there was

some great revelation that came forth. I want you to hear it and

receive it so that you can position yourself to experience

the glory of God, and particularly in the area of

financial blessing. Watch now, and I'll be back

at the end with some closing remarks.

JERRY: Jesus said, Matthew 9:29, "According

to your faith, be it unto you." It's according to your

faith. In other words, harvest is dependent upon faith. If

you're not exercising any faith on the harvest, you've given up

on your harvest, then no wonder we're not experiencing the kind

of harvest that the Bible says we're entitled to. Now, once

again, Galatians 6:9 says, "And let us not be weary in

well doing, for in due season, we shall reap if we faint

not." The Message translation says, "If we don't give up or

quit, then the harvest will come." What have we learned

here at this church, over the years? Quitting is not an

option. Look to your neighbor and say, quitting is still not

an option. CONGREGATION: Quitting is still not an option.

JERRY: Most people don't think that way. The majority usually

give up. You have to ask yourself this question: How

important is my harvest to me? How desperate am I for my

harvest? Quitting is easy. Anyone can quit. Sticking with

it takes discipline. Without discipline, it's not likely that

you'll ever experience the kind of harvest that God promises in

His Word. Another important factor is stay motivated. Stay

inspired. Stay enthusiastic. How do I get that way, Brother

Jerry? Well, stay in the Word. CONGREGATION: Come on. Come on,

amen. JERRY: Stay in church. Stay around people of faith.

Worst thing you can do, when you're believing for a harvest

and you're not seeing it, is to get around people that don't

believe in the harvest. Anticipate the harvest. Just as

important, don't listen to people who don't think you're

entitled to a harvest. Let God's Word be final authority. Can you

say amen? CONGREGATION: Amen. JERRY: I'm not saying that I've

reaped a hundredfold on every seed I've sown, but I have many

times. I'm not even going to talk about anymore the

hundredfold. I'm just calling it maximum harvest. CONGREGATION:

That's great. That's right. JERRY: How many of you need a

maximum harvest? CONGREGATION: All right! Hallelujah! JERRY:

That can be whatever you're capable of believing for. Can

you say amen? CONGREGATION: Amen. JERRY: Maximum harvest.

All right, now listen to this. Psalm 20 ... Go there with me

real quick. Psalm 20, and look at verse 1, "The Lord hear

thee in the day of trouble. The name of the God of Jacob defend

thee, send thee help from the sanctuary, strengthen thee out

of Zion, remember all thy offerings." Remember all thy

offerings. He remembers all our offerings. He remembers all our

offerings. The last word in that little verse is "Selah."

Stop and think about this. Stop and meditate on this. I wrote in

my Bible, years ago when I read that Scripture, "God never

forgets a seed sown." God never forgets a seed sown. Now, if you

look in Acts chapter 10, verses 1 through 4, you'll find a man

by the name of Cornelius. It says, from the Amplified Bible,

"Your prayers and gifts of charity have ascended as a

memorial offering before God." Notice your prayers. Not only

his prayers, but his gifts, his seed, his offerings. They came

up as a memorial offering before God. Here, the word memorial

literally means a preserved memory in the mind of God.

Hallelujah. A preserved memory in the mind of God ... that

means you can never sow a seed that God will ever forget.

CONGREGATION: Hallelujah. JERRY: Hallelujah. CONGREGATION:

Hallelujah! Whew! JERRY: Now, if God's not going to forget your

seeds, why would you? CONGREGATION: Amen, amen. Come

on. JERRY: I produced a journal several years ago, a Seedtime

and Harvest Journal, where people could record the seeds

that they've sown, and then, when the harvest came in,

document it, just as a point of contact. Keep the vision before

you. God never forgets a seed sown. Every offering is

preserved in memory, in the mind of God. Since He's the One who

established the law of seedtime and harvest, then why can't we

expect to receive a harvest off of every seed we sow? Can you

say amen? CONGREGATION: Amen. JERRY: All right, finally go to

James chapter 5. Before we read James, Exodus 33, verse 18,

which we have made as our theme, "Lord, show me Your glory."

Second Kings 19:19, "Now therefore, O Lord, our Lord, I

beseech Thee." Notice the same words used here in 2 Kings that

Moses used in Exodus 33, "I beseech Thee." "Now

therefore, O Lord, our God, I beseech Thee. Save now Thou us

out of his hand, that all the kingdoms of the earth may know

that Thou art the Lord God, even Thou only." The Assyrian army

... What this is referring to, the Assyrian army is endeavoring

to overtake the inhabitants of Jerusalem, and they've already

left them in great distress. Now, out of desperation and

urgency, he's praying to see the glory of God come on the scene.

Hezekiah calls on God, and notice how he, too, uses the

words, "I beseech Thee." In Nehemiah 1, versus 5 and 6,

"And said, I beseech Thee, O Lord God of Heaven, let Thine

ear now be attentive, and Thine eyes open, that Thou mayest hear

the prayer of Thy servant." Nehemiah has received a report

of how they ... that many of God's people are still in

captivity, and they were experiencing great affliction,

and how Jerusalem's walls were broken down, and it's gates were

on fire. Out of his desperation and urgency, he calls on God and

uses the same words, "I beseech Thee." Then in Psalm

118, verse 25, David says, "Save now, I beseech Thee, O

Lord. O Lord, I beseech Thee, send now prosperity." What I'm

seeing is this. Prosperity, harvest on seed sown, is just as

much a manifestation of the glory of God as His presence,

His power, and His goodness. CONGREGATION: That's right!

Amen. Praise God. Amen. Come on! Amen. JERRY: I beseech Thee.

Once again, it denotes desperation and urgency, a sense

of urgency. How many of you have a sense of urgency, where your

harvest is concerned? CONGREGATION: That's right.

Amen. JERRY: I need my harvest. CONGREGATION: Me, too. Amen.

JERRY: I said, I need my harvest. CONGREGATION: Yes! Yes,

brother, amen. Amen. JERRY: I sowed it in faith. I sowed it in

joy. I sowed it, counting it a great honor that I had the

ability and the privilege to do so. This is the way I live. This

is the way Carolyn lives. It's the way this ministry operates.

Amen? CONGREGATION: Amen. JERRY: I believe I have every right to

say, just like David said, "Lord, O Lord, I beseech

Thee." David said it twice. "I beseech Thee, O Lord, send

now prosperity." How many of you, that could be your prayer

today? CONGREGATION: Amen. JERRY: Lord ... Say it with me.

Lord ... CONGREGATION: Lord ... JERRY: O Lord ... CONGREGATION:

O Lord ... JERRY: I beseech Thee. CONGREGATION: I beseech

Thee. JERRY: Lord ... CONGREGATION: Lord ... JERRY: I

beseech Thee. CONGREGATION: I beseech Thee. JERRY: Send now

prosperity. CONGREGATION: Send now prosperity. JERRY: Say, I

need to see my harvest. CONGREGATION: I need to see my

harvest. JERRY: Hallelujah? CONGREGATION: Yes! JERRY: Now,

the word beseech, once again, shows desperation and urgency.

It's an appeal to God, listen to this, for justice to be served,

just like He promised in His Word. Psalm 31:23 says, "For

the Lord preserveth the faithful." That's a promise.

If you've been a faithful sower, then you have this promise. God

will preserve you. He's not going to let you go under.

CONGREGATION: That's right. That's right. JERRY: Psalm 16:1,

David said, "Preserve me, O God, for in Thee do I put my

trust." Then Psalm 32:7 says, "Thou shalt preserve me from

trouble." Notice this is God's promise to faithful people. They

will be preserved, and preserve, here, means to keep, to save, to

defend, to uphold, to sustain, and to keep in a sound state.

Hallelujah. CONGREGATION: Hallelujah. Hallelujah. JERRY:

In other words, God will show them His glory. Now, David was a

sower, so he had every right to believe for prosperity. He had

every right to believe for harvest on the seeds that he

sowed. Listen to 1 Chronicles 29:3. "Moreover," David

speaking, "because I have set my affection to the house of my

God, I have of my own proper good, of gold and silver, which

I have given to the house of my God, over and above all that I

had prepared for the holy house." Now, listen to the

Message translation. "Furthermore, because my heart

is in this, in addition to and above what I have gathered, I'm

turning over my personal fortune of gold and silver, for making

this place of worship for my God." The Message translation

indicates that the amount of gold and silver he gave was

this: 113 tons of gold and 214 tons of silver. The boy was a

giver, amen? A sower. CONGREGATION: Amen. JERRY: Then

he says to the people, "And now, how about you? Who among

you is ready and willing to join in this giving. Then they

responded," the people responded, "by giving 188 tons

of gold, 377 tons of silver, 679 tons of bronze, and 3775 tons of

iron." Wouldn't you like to have pastored that church? When

they had finished giving, David says, in his closing prayer,

"Blessed are You, God of Israel, our father, to You

belongs greatness and might and glory and splendor. Riches and

glory come from You." CONGREGATION: Amen. Thank You,

Jesus. JERRY: "Riches and glory come from You," amen?

CONGREGATION: Amen. JERRY: He's the Author of it. Don't get mad

at me. I'm just reading the Bible. All right, now, let's go

to James real quick, James chapter 5. Don't allow Satan to

steal your harvest. CONGREGATION: Amen! Hallelujah.

JERRY: James chapter 5 ... James is referring to wicked people,

here, people that don't have a heart for God. In verse 1, he

says, "Go to, now, ye rich men. Weep and howl for your

miseries that shall come upon you. Your riches are corrupted,

and your garments are moth-eaten. Your gold and silver

is cankered, and the rust of them shall be a witness against

you and shall eat your flesh as it were fire. Ye have heaped

treasure together for the last days. Behold, the hire of the

laborers, who have reaped down your fields, which is of you

kept back by fraud, crieth." Now, who's crying here? Notice,

the hire, the hire, in other words, what rightfully belonged

to these people, that were working this man's fields, are

crying out for the people that it rightfully belongs to. Are

you hearing this? CONGREGATION: Yes. JERRY: It said, "The hire

of the laborers, who have reaped down your fields, which is of

you kept back by fraud." Now fraud implies deception,

deceitfulness, deliberate trickery, so as to keep

something from someone that rightfully belongs to them.

Doesn't that sound like the devil? CONGREGATION: Yes. JERRY:

Then it says, "Behold," I'm sorry, verse 5. Oh, let's back

up to verse 4. I'm not through. "Kept back by fraud crieth,

and the cries of them which have reaped are entered into the ears

of the Lord of sabaoth." That's not sabbath. It's

sabaoth. That word, sabaoth, means host. The Lord of hosts.

It's a reference to angels. Notice, two cries are taking

place. Number one is the wages that rightfully belong to the

people that worked his fields. Then the second cry is coming

from the people who worked the fields, and to whom it

rightfully belonged. Two cries are taking place. Look at your

neighbor and say, two cries. CONGREGATION: Two cries. JERRY:

Look at it this way. The harvest, that belongs to you and

belongs to me, is crying out for its rightful owner.

CONGREGATION: Yes! Amen! Preach it! Hallelujah. Amen. Thank You,

Lord. JERRY: Your harvest is crying! Now, the word crying,

here, does not mean sadness, sorrow. It is a loud utterance

in protest or opposition, demanding immediate action.

CONGREGATION: Whew! JERRY: Hallelujah! CONGREGATION: Amen!

Hallelujah! JERRY: I love that. Praise God. Your harvest is

crying. Everybody put your hand over an ear, like this. Act like

you're listening. Look at your neighbor and say, do you hear

that? CONGREGATION: Do you hear that? JERRY: Say, that's my

harvest. CONGREGATION: That's my harvest. JERRY: That's my

harvest crying, crying out for me. Hallelujah. Amen. There have

been some times when I've landed at an airport, and I'd see on

the field the type airplane that I was believing for. Sometimes,

I'd walk up to the window, or as close as I could get to that

airplane, and I'd say, "Are you my harvest? Are you waiting?

Have you been looking for me?" Amen. Get this. Your harvest is

crying out for you right now. While you're sitting right here

in this building, your harvest is crying out for you.

CONGREGATION: Whew! Thank You, Lord. Amen, amen. JERRY: Now,

there's only one thing missing. Most people that it belongs to

are not crying out for it. It's harvest time. Harvest time-

CONGREGATION: Harvest time! Amen! JERRY: Harvest time ...

Harvest time is really harder than sowing time. CONGREGATION:

Come on. That's right. JERRY: More work- CONGREGATION: That's

right. JERRY: But they do it with a smile on their face. I

don't ever remember my grandpa saying, "Son, we've got to go to

the field. It's time to harvest all that stuff again. Son, get

up. Boy, it's harvest time." He did it with a smile on his face.

My point is this. Are we crying out for our harvest? Our harvest

is crying out for us. There needs to be a divine

appointment, where you and your harvest come together. Are you

receiving this today? CONGREGATION: Yes! Amen! JERRY:

Be aggressive about it. That means sometime, while everybody

else is sleeping, you're standing up on the bedroom

floor, speaking to your harvest, and commanding the devil, the

one who is holding it back, to take his hands off your harvest.

God's not holding it back. He's the Lord of sabaoth. He's the

Lord of hosts. I believe, personally, and I don't have

time to teach on it ... I'd love to teach a whole session on it.

There are harvesting angels. That's their assignment. Loose

the angels, hallelujah. Angels, go help gather up my harvest.

Praise God! In the name of Jesus, harvest come into my

life! I'm crying out for you, harvest. The Bible says in

Matthew chapter 11 that the violent take it by force, amen?

You can't be mamby-pamby with this, because the devil will

just laugh at you and keep holding back, by fraud, your

harvest. Let's get serious. We need our harvest. Anybody need

your harvest? CONGREGATION: Yes! Amen! JERRY: Hallelujah. Stand

to your feet right now, and let's pray. Hallelujah. Say this

with me. Heavenly Father ... CONGREGATION: Heavenly Father

... JERRY: In the name of Jesus ... CONGREGATION: In the name of

Jesus ... JERRY: I receive Your Word today. CONGREGATION: I

receive Your Word today. JERRY: I know that I know ...

CONGREGATION: I know that I know ... JERRY: That it pertains to

me ... CONGREGATION: That it pertains to me ... JERRY:

Because I'm a sower. CONGREGATION: Because I'm a

sower. JERRY: If I'm a sower, then I should be a reaper.

CONGREGATION: If I'm a sower, then I should be a reaper.

JERRY: I've got seed in the ground. CONGREGATION: I've got

seed in the ground. JERRY: It's in good ground. CONGREGATION:

It's in good ground. JERRY: You promise a harvest. CONGREGATION:

You promise a harvest. JERRY: I've discovered in the Word

today ... CONGREGATION: I've discovered in the Word today ...

JERRY: That my harvest is crying out for me. CONGREGATION: That

my harvest is crying out for me. JERRY: What I need to do ...

CONGREGATION: What I need to do ... JERRY: Is cry out for it ...

CONGREGATION: Is cry out for it ... JERRY: And be consistent

about it ... CONGREGATION: And be consistent about it ...

JERRY: And don't give up ... CONGREGATION: And don't give up

... JERRY: And don't quit ... CONGREGATION: And don't quit ...

JERRY: And don't become weary. CONGREGATION: And don't become

weary. JERRY: Keep doing it ... CONGREGATION: Keep doing it ...

JERRY: Until it comes. CONGREGATION: Until it comes.

JERRY: I beseech Thee, Lord. CONGREGATION: I beseech Thee,

Lord. JERRY: Send now prosperity. CONGREGATION: Send

now prosperity. JERRY: Show me my harvest. CONGREGATION: Show

me my harvest. JERRY: Show me Your glory. CONGREGATION: Show

me Your glory. JERRY: I receive it ... CONGREGATION: I receive

it ... JERRY: In the name of Jesus. CONGREGATION: In the name

of Jesus. JERRY: Give the Lord your best shout. Hallelujah.

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JERRY: Did you enjoy the message today? I pray that you

did, and I pray, praise God, that not only you heard it, but

I believe you received it. If you received it, then I want to

encourage you to act upon it. You know, you're entitled to a

harvest on every seed that you sow. God never forgets a seed

sown. I want to encourage you to believe God for that harvest.

Don't give up on it, because God is wanting to bless you

financially, so that you not only have your needs met, but

you have more than enough to get involved in the needs of others,

have more than enough to get involved in the needs of your

church and help missions all over the world. God wants you to

have an abundant harvest. Begin to learn to say, "Lord, show

me Your glory, and show me my harvest." Praise God. You

know, there's a Scripture in Psalm 65, verse 11. It's from

the psalmist, David. This is what I'm praying for each and

every one of you. This is one I pray over my partners all the

time, Psalm 65:11. He says, "Thou crownest the year with

Thy goodness, and Thy paths drop fatness." He said, "You

crown the year with Your goodness." That's a

manifestation of the glory of God. The word crown, there,

means my year will culminate in prosperity, in goodness. That

word fatness, "your paths drop fatness," in a little Hebrew,

it means prosperity and abundance. That's the kind of

year God wants you to have. I'm praying that for you right now,

that God will crown your year with His goodness, and His paths

will drop prosperity and abundance in your life every

day, praise God, so once again, not only your needs are met, but

you can get involved in the needs of others and help promote

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There's some testimonies that I want to share with you, before

we leave the air. Here's one from Pamela. "Dear Brother

Jerry, in April my husband and I sowed a thousand dollar seed

into you and your wife, for favor in the sale of our home.

On the day we received your thank you letter, we got an

offer. We are currently under contract, and are scheduled to

close." This was back in June, or I'm sorry, July 29th, and

said, "We sold for more than we expected. We are also

purchasing our home in the neighborhood, where we wanted to

live, and we started out as a young couple. We just wanted to

say thank you and praise God for the harvest." Praise God.

Here's someone that's doing exactly what we were teaching on

the broadcast today. They learned how to call in their

harvest. You can do the same thing. Your harvest is crying

out for you, so you start crying out for your harvest. Here's one

from Dean and Helen. "We've been watching you on YouTube,

and your teaching is helping us receive our harvest." One from

Douglas, "A week ago, your message greatly inspired me.

I've been a born-again believer for about 30 years, but recently

I've been distracted, as a result of a new business I had

started. I've just finished reading one of your books for

the third time and, even though it was intended for ministers,

it has really blessed me, and I just wanted you to know that

I've made a new decision to walk with Christ." Douglas, we

appreciate you sharing that with us, and we rejoice in the great

thing that is happening in your life. I just want to say to you,

Douglas, the best days of your life are just ahead of you, not

behind you. Thank you, once again, for watching this

broadcast. Join us again next week. We're going to begin a

brand new series. Don't miss it. Until then, Jerry Savelle,

reminding you that your faith will overcome the world.

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Phillip Lindsay Fantasy: Should You Start or Sit the Broncos RB? | Heavy.com - Duration: 5:04.

Phillip Lindsay Fantasy: Should You Start or Sit the Broncos RB? | Heavy.com

The Denver Broncos drafted running back Royce Freeman with the expectation he had a future as their go-to option in the backfield.

But through the early part of the season, it's been another rookie in Phillip Lindsay who's thrived to this point.

In turn, he's become a player fantasy football owners have to consider starting each week.

Lindsay has rushed for 436 yards on 75 carries while catching 15 passes for 119 yards and three combined touchdowns.

Although he's been the team's best back thus far, his Week 8 outlook is even more interesting considering Freeman has been ruled out for a matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs.

It's a big spot for Lindsay and could result in him seeing a huge workload.

Let's take a look at whether Lindsay is a clear-cut must-start this week against the Chiefs by breaking down the situation.

Key Stats and Phillip Lindsay's Fantasy Outlook.

I'll break down the matchup along with numbers that jump out for Lindsay and the Broncos in Week 8.

All information on fantasy points and statistics for defense vs.

position are from ESPN.

Kansas City Chiefs vs.

running backs in 2018: 139 attempts, 709 rushing yards, 49 receptions, 511 receiving yards, nine total touchdowns (No.

2 most fantasy points per game) Lindsay (59 percent) out-snapped Freeman and Devontae Booker (31 and 10 percent) in Week 7, but on the season narrowly leads Freeman 36.8 percent to 34.7 percent, per Football Outsiders Lindsay has 12 or more rushing attempts in five of seven games and double-digit touches in six of seven games.

The numbers for opposing backs against the Chiefs bode well for both Lindsay and even Booker.

The real concern here could be if the Broncos fall behind early and wind up having to air it out often.

If that's the case, it could negatively impact Lindsay's workload, but if not, the 24-year-old could see 18-20 touches.

Should You Start or Sit Phillip Lindsay?.

The matchup is too appealing to pass up here, and we can't just assume the game will be a blowout.

Regardless of how you look at it, Lindsay is a RB2 in all formats this week.

His workload is safe on the ground and he's topped 60 rushing yards in three of the past four games with Freeman sharing time with him.

Expect Lindsay to have a huge role against the Chiefs, especially considering that the Broncos will almost certainly do their best to control the clock.

If Denver wants to keep Patrick Mahomes off the field, the best way to do it is to run with their young back and continue to do so throughout the game.

I'd start Lindsay in any league with 10 teams or more in Week 8.

READ NEXT: Raheem Mostert Fantasy: Should You Start or Sit the 49ers RB in Week 8?.

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