Jesus in the Spotlight (Mark 9:2-13)
Click for Shownotes In Mark 9:2-13 tells the story of the transfiguration of Jesus. The lesson is...
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The Rules of the Pharisees
The Pharisees truly wanted to honor God, but ultimately missed the point. They thought it was about the external stuff but Jesus taught that it’s what’s in the heart that matters.
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The Cost of Discipleship (Mark 8:31-9:1)
Click for Shownotes Introduction: Have you ever stopped to consider the cost of following Jesus?...
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7 Deadly Sins – Sloth
The seven deadly sins is not a list to keep us from getting the most out of life. The opposite is actually true – and the sin of sloth proves it.
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Don’t Just Follow Your Heart | 2 Corinthians 5
The mantra in today’s world is to just “follow your heart”. But is that really a biblical concept?
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Two-Stage Healing (Mark 8:22-30)
The two-stage healing is a metaphor for what Jesus’ disciples were experiencing on a spiritual level.
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Boundaries With The In-Laws
If you experience ongoing conflict with the in-laws, it’s time to draw some boundaries using three steps.
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7 Deadly Sins – Envy
From start to finish, envy is no fun at all. It is the most miserable of habits.
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The Difference Between Disbelief and Doubt (Mark 8:11-21)
The Pharisees were antagonistic and demanded that Jesus show them a miraculous sign from heaven to prove his authority. The disciples struggled with doubt.
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Does a Person Who Commits Suicide Go to Heaven?
Suicide is a final and tragic sin that a person commits against themselves and God. Is it unforgivable?
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Gentile Territory (Mark 7:24-37)
In Mark 7:24-37 Jesus heads into Gentile territory for the third time, probably seeking rest. Instead he interacts with two desperate people in need.
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Southern Baptists and Women Pastors
Click for Notes Controversy Over Women Pastors The Southern Baptist Convention has voted to expel...
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Inner Purity (Mark 7:1-23)
Discover the profound teachings of Jesus as he challenges the religious elite’s focus on external rules versus internal transformation.
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7 Deadly Sins – Anger
For many people, anger is the substitute emotion to mask deeper feelings that you struggle to express.
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Jesus Walks on Water (Mark 6:45-56)
Jesus is the Great I Am, the one who is present on the good days and bad days, in the sunshine and in the storms.
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Déjà Vu Miracle (Mark 6:30-44)
Sometimes we’re so slow to believe that God has to repeat his miracle in our lives. That’s what happened with the feeding of the multitude.
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7 Deadly Sins – Gluttony
Gluttony is an unhealthy obsession over food or drink. God wants the whole person, and that includes how we eat.
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The Death and Legacy of John the Baptist (Mark 6:14-29)
Discover how Herod’s guilty conscience shaped his perception of Jesus in Mark 6:14-29, as John the Baptist’s message intrigued him despite his inner turmoil.
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Rejecting Jesus (Mark 6:1-13)
The people of Nazareth’s familiarity with Jesus blinded them from seeing him for who he truly was.
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7 Deadly Sins – Lust
Lust is an intense or unbridled sexual desire. It is “a cruel parody of love. Lust takes. Love gives.”
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The Parallel Healings of Jesus (Mark 5:21-43)
Jesus answers the prayers of a desperate father and a woman who had suffered for years.
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When Jesus Crosses the Line (Mark 5:1-20)
In Mark 5, we take a look at a powerful healing that elicited two polar-opposite reactions: awe-filled worship from one group and fright-filled rejection from another.
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God and Math: Experiencing Faith
Get ready to explore the intricate relationship between faith and reason as we delve into the complexity of the Christian worldview. Discover how history, literature, and philosophy can all be used to defend this unique perspective.
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Jesus Calms a Storm (Mark 4:35-41)
Fear is an automatic emotion that tunes us into safety; anxiety is a reaction to fear. We need to look at life’s storms not as disasters, but as opportunities to see God’s transforming power at work in our lives.
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