The Gospel of Mark (pt. 8) / After the nation rejected the offer of the Kingdom by Jesus, His strategy changes as He teaches in parables. Afterward, He again demonstrates His authority by instantly calming a raging storm of wind and waves of the sea.
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Sermons (Page 6)
Daniel: Who‘s Really in Control? (pt. 8) / God gave Daniel a vision of the future which included a glimpse of the antichrist and God’s future victory.
The Gospel of Mark (pt. 7) / The unpardonable sin, blasphemy against the Holy Spirit was the ultimate complaint the Jewish leaders of Jesus’ day brought against Him, thus sealing their fate as well as those of the nation who followed them. After continually complaining about Jesus, this was the last straw as far as the Kingdom offer was concerned.
Daniel: Who‘s Really in Control? (pt. 7) / God is in complete control, and He has the right to humble those who lift themselves up in pride.
The Gospel of Mark (pt. 6) / Upon His return to Capnaum, the Lord Jesus heals a man paralyzed, calls Levi, a tax collector to discipleship, addressing numerous complaints lodged against Him by His enemies, namely over the Sabbath.
Daniel: Who‘s Really in Control? (pt. 6) / Daniel’s three friends exemplified godly character and integrity as they refused to conform to the culture.
The Gospel of Mark (pt. 5) / Upon His return to Galilee from Judea, Jesus regathers initial disciples, casts out a demon, heals Peter’s mother-in-law from a serious fever, spent time praying, and healed/cleansed a leper, all authenticating His claims concerning Himself.
Daniel: Who‘s Really in Control? (pt. 5) / God knows the future and has revealed His general program for the Gentile nations of earth through Nebuchadnezzar’s dream.
The Gospel of Mark (pt. 4) / The Fall of Adam in Eden resulted in loss not just of dominion over the earth, but of fellowship with God Himself. The victory secured by Christ in the temptation He faced in the wilderness demonstrates once for all that He is the Victor, and He is worthy of our allegiance and worship
Daniel: Who’s Really in Control? (pt. 4) / A clear difference should exist between the way a godly believer and an unbeliever deal with the trials of life.
It is easy to become distracted about what is important in today’s world. As believers, seeking God’s will should be our focus.
The Gospel of Mark (pt. 2) / The writers of the four Gospel accounts of the Life, Ministry, & teaching of Christ were credible, compelling, & complimentary in the information they left us in the records that they provided.
The Gospel of Mark (pt. 1) / A brief look at some background of the Lord’s Life and Ministry, divided into two distinct periods, as He made two specific claims about His identity.
Daniel: Who’s Really in Control? (Part 3) / Daniel purposed in his heart to put God first in his life. Therefore, when the pressures of life became great, Daniel exhibited godly character.
Daniel: Who’s Really in Control? (Part 2) / A series through the book of Daniel. Through the good times and the bad, God is always in control and He reveals His plan of the ages.
God indicts Israel on 12 counts for their failure to honor and remain faithful to Him.
Daniel: Who’s Really in Control? (Part 1) / A series through the book of Daniel. Through the good times and the bad, God is always in control and He reveals His plan of the ages.
God indicts Israel on 12 counts for their failure to honor and remain faithful to Him.
A survey through Ruth, as an example of faithfulness resulting in God’s reward upon the woman as she diligently determined to follow the true God, despite the difficulties and discouragements of life. God honored her, allowing her to be in the line of the ultimate Redeemer, Christ!
God indicts Israel on 12 counts for their failure to honor and remain faithful to Him.
Jude: Neutralizing the Rebellion (pt. 10) / Jude closes his letter encouraging believers to have compassion yet exercise caution as they deal with false teachers while possessing confidence in their ability to stand for the truth.
Jude: Neutralizing the Rebellion (pt. 9) / Jude outlines God’s remedy for the false teaching that entered the church through the words of the false teachers.
What We Believe / The purpose and role of good works in the life of the believer is not to save or keep salvation, but to illustrate the work of God in His salvation of sinners and thus bring Him the glory He deserves.
Jude: Neutralizing the Rebellion (pt. 8) / Jude outlines God’s remedy for the false teaching that entered the church through the words of the false teachers.
What We Believe / God is at work today, in and through the ministries of local independent indigenous called out assemblies of believers in His Son. The local church is simply to preach and teach the Word of God, and the doctrines revealed therein, not reform society, or bring in some kingdom.