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Tag Archives: disciples
Dinner Parties, Legalism, and Politics – Mark 8:1-21
After Jesus fed the four thousand people, they took their boat across the lake and ran into some Pharisees who confronted Jesus and asked for a sign. Jesus rebuked them, and then got out of town with His disciples. On … Continue reading
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Tagged abnormal, adventure, bread and fish, compassion, control, disciples, doubt, Elijah, Elisha, Feeding the four thousand, Gideon's fleece, God, Herod, Jesus, lack faith, Leaven, legalistic, natural, normal reaction, opposition, Pharisees, politics, Power, ready, resources, signs, supernatural, worry
Getting Our Hands Dirty – Mark 4:1-20
I’ve never been a gardener, but I’ve done some this year. I’m trying to detoxify a patch of soil in our backyard and I heard sunflowers would do a good job of that. So, I got my hands dirty and … Continue reading
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Tagged disciples, good soil, hardened paths, Jesus, Mark, parable, rocky soil, seed, Soils, sower, thorns and weeds, Word of God
Healing the Afflicted and Afflicting the Powerful – Mark 3:1-19
I ripped off the title from the old joke about a preacher’s job being to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable. When you read about Jesus’ Ministry, though, He did just that. The Pharisees and other religious elite always … Continue reading
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Tagged angry, disciples, do good, healing, Herodians, Jesus, Kingdom of God, Pharisees, preaching, Sabbath, Sea of Galilee, synagogue
Tax Collectors, Parties, and the Religious Elite – Mark 2:14-28
You know how it is if you’re not with the “right” people, the “in” group. They look at you funny, if they look at you. You’re ignored, forgotten, overlooked. Levi was one of the “wrong” people – a tax collector … Continue reading
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Tagged disciples, forgotten, Gentiles, God, in group, Jesus, John, Levi, overlooked, party, Pharisees, right people, Samaritans, Tax collector
Spreading Out With The Message – Mark 1:32-45
My wife overheard me as I made this video and noted that I made a BIG mistake. (Theological error) Rather than redoing the video, I decided to give you the chance to take advantage of my mistake. If you let … Continue reading
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Tagged business, demons, disciples, go, healing, Jesus, Kingdom of God, leper, Mark, Martin Luther, messiah, messianic secret, military leader, miracles, mistake, nature of Jesus, prayer, proclaim, Sabbath, social distancing, society's norms, sunset, unclean
November 8 – There Is No Easier Way
2 Timothy 4; Jeremiah 11-12; Psalm 124 “For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine, but according to their own desires, because they have itching ears, they will heap up for themselves teachers; and they will … Continue reading
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Tagged care for orphans and widows, commitment, desires, disciples, do the work, do your own thing, early church, easier, fables, faith, feel good, gospel, help yourself, itching ears, Jesus, Jesus wants you to be rich, just enough, love of God, minister, polarized, responsibility, sacrifice, sell all that you have, sound doctrine, stay true, teachers, truth, unstained from the world, us vs. them
September 21 – Living Peace in the Midst of Strife
John 20:19-31; 2 Chronicles 32; Psalm 88 “Then, the same day at evening, being the first day of the week, when the doors were shut where the disciples were assembled, for fear of the Jews, Jesus came and stood in … Continue reading
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Tagged antidote for fear, arrest, back fom the dead, conflict, disciples, discontent, economy, Emmaus, envy, fear, hiding, Jesus, Jews, keeping up with the Joneses, locked doors, love, Mary, peace, peace with God, reconciliation, resurrection, robbing the grave, strife
September 20 – An Empty Tomb and a New Body
John 20:1-18; 2 Chronicles 31; Psalm 87 “Jesus said to her, ‘Woman, why are you weeping? Whom are you seeking?’ She, supposing Him to be the gardener, said to Him, ‘Sir, if You have carried Him away, tell me where … Continue reading
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Tagged anguish, carried away, disciples, Emmaus, empty tomb, executed, gardener, gospels, Jesus, Jewish leaders, John, logical, Mary, no body, Peter, proper burial, resurrection, stole the body, Stone rolled away, teacher
