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Tag Archives: Repentance
The Beginning of the Gospel of Jesus Christ – Mark 1:1-15
As I thought about what book to study next, I decided upon the gospel of Mark. It’s always important to study the gospels, and one of the things I like about Mark is that it moves so quickly and focuses … Continue reading
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Tagged baptize, beginning, Father, glory, gospel, Holy Spirit, Isaiah, Jesus Christ, John the Baptist, Jordan, Mark, messenger, messiah, prepare the way, prophets, Repentance, Son of God, warm up, wilderness
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March 2 – Do You Even Need Jesus In Your Life?
Matthew 9:1-17; Leviticus 3; Leviticus 4; Proverbs 20 “When Jesus heard that, He said to them, ‘Those who are well have no need of a physician, but those who are sick. But go and learn what this means: “I desire … Continue reading
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Tagged assorted sinners, celebrate, disciples, fail God's love, far from God, fellowship, free meal, homework, Jesus, Jewish ideals, Matthew, medical care, mercy, need Jesus, party, Pharisees, religious enough, Repentance, righteous, sacrifice, sick, sin, sinners, Son, stage whisper, Tax collector, traitor, well physician
December 18 – What Would It Take?
Obadiah Revelation 9 “The other people who were not killed by these terrible disasters still did not change their hearts and turn away from what they had made with their own hands. They did not stop worshiping demons and idols … Continue reading
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Tagged compassion, eternal life, Forgiveness, God, God's love, Grace, hope, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Judgment, Lord, love, mercy, peace, Relationship with God, repent, Repentance, sin, sins, troubles
July 7 – Grace Grace Grace Grace
Job 34-35 Acts 15:1-21 “So now why are you testing God by putting a heavy load around the necks of the non-Jewish believers? It is a load that neither we nor our ancestors were able to carry. But we believe … Continue reading
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April 20 – Learning to Rejoice in God’s Forgiveness … For Others
2 Samuel 9-11 Luke 15:11-32 “So the son left and went to his father. While the son was still a long way off, his father saw him and felt sorry for his son. So the father ran to him and … Continue reading
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Tagged bad guy, big brother, discipline, Father, Forgiveness, heartbroken, hero, inheritance, Jesus, Joy, lax discipline, parables, party, prodigal son, reconciled, reconciliation, Repentance, return home, sent to bed without supper, societal norms, spendthrift, squanders everything, transform, trust, waiting, watching, wine and cheese
March 31 – What You Can Expect As a Follower of Christ
Judges 11-12 Luke 6:1-26 “People will hate you, shut you out, insult you, and say you are evil because you follow the Son of Man. But when they do, you will be blessed. Be full of joy at that time, … Continue reading
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March 26 – Respecting Others and Doing Our Job
Joshua 22-24 Luke 3 “The people asked John, ‘Then what should we do?’ John answered, ‘If you have two shirts, share with the person who does not have one. If you have food, share that also.’” (Luke 3:10-11) John’s message … Continue reading
March 21 – Out With the Old, In With the New
Joshua 7-9 Luke 1:21-38 “Now Elizabeth, your relative, is also pregnant with a son though she is very old. Everyone thought she could not have a baby, but she has been pregnant for six months. God can do anything!” (Luke … Continue reading
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