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Mark 1:14 · BSB
1:14 After the arrest of John, Jesus went into Galilee and proclaimed the gospel of God.
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…I just want to encourage you. There's no magical prayer. It's simply you saying yes to Jesus, recognizing, acknowledging. Jesus said it this way inMark chapter 1, verse 14and 15. He said, The kingdom of God is here. The kingdom of God is now. Repent and believe the good news. Repent means to turn. And so John Newton…
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…Chapter 1, verse 2, but in these last days he has spoken to us by his Son. He is the message. And not only just Jesus, I mean, we see it inMark chapter 1, verses 14and 15. Jesus says this. Now, after John was arrested, Jesus came into Galilee. This is the first thing he says in the gospel of Mark. Jesus came…
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…too if you want to turn earlier in Mark go to Mark chapter 1 and in verse 14 and 15 of Mark chapter 1 we see Jesus preaching the gospel says inMark 1:14later on after John was arrested Jesus went into Galilee where he preached God's good news the time promised by God has come at last he announced…
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…And of course, John is referring to Jesus. He's referring to Jesus. So Jesus comes on the scene, and what does he proclaim? What does Jesus say inMark chapter 1, verse 14? First words out of Jesus' mouth. He says, The time is fulfilled. The kingdom of God is at hand. The kingdom of God is at hand. Repent and believe…
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…And Lord, by Sunday, would you work in such a way that they would turn and give their heart to Jesus? And how do we do that? Jesus tells us inMark chapter 1, verses 14and 15, he said, the kingdom of God is come. The kingdom of God is here. Repent and believe the good news. Repent and believe the good news. Repent…
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…good and showing us that. So we titled our series that as well, He is Good. And we're just marching through his gospel here. So two verses today,Mark 1, verses 14and 15. Mark writes After John was put in prison, Jesus went into Galilee proclaiming the good news of God. The time has come, he said. The kingdom…
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…bit about that on Sunday, okay? So I'm just going to read a couple of Scriptures And then I'm done, first one I wanted to be sure and read wasMark Chapter 1, verses 14and 15, now there's a ton And you could literally spend, I mean, we have a really fun Saturday afternoon of 4 or 5 hours Easy, going through…
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…to start in the future when time is no more or does it start now? Did it start back then? When did it start? Let's see what the scriptures say. InMark 1, verse 14, it says this, Now after John was arrested, Jesus came into Galilee proclaiming the gospel of God and saying, The time is fulfilled and the kingdom…
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…given to us actually by Jesus. If we look at what is the what is the primary message of Jesus, we can probably see it summarized so succinctly inMark chapter 1, verses 14 through 15. We read this. Now after John was arrested, meaning John the Baptist, Jesus came into Galilee proclaiming the gospel of God and saying, The time is…
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…attributed to st. Francis of Assisi, Jesus always used. Birds not exclusively words, but he always preached the word. His message was summarized inMark 1:14and 15. It says Jesus came into Galilee. Proclaiming the gospel of God. And saying the time is fulfilled and the kingdom of God is at hand, repent…
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…because I want to see the Bengals and the Eagles win and go to the Super Bowl. Amen? Yes, yes, yes. And so uh let me just read. I'm gonna read fromMark chapter 1, verses 14and 15. And uh, because if you're our guest, we're in a series right now called Words to Live By, where we just take a word every Sunday. We say,…
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Well, good morning again, church. Would you turn with me to Mark chapter 1, verses 1, verses 14 through 20.Mark chapter 1, verses 14 through 20. That's page 785 in the Pew Bible. It'll be on the screens as I read it in just a second. But let me encourage you to actually have it open…
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…establishing his kingdom that will reign forever and ever. When Mark introduces Jesus, when he comes on the scene, these are the words we read inMark chapter 1 verse 14. Jesus came into Galilee proclaiming the gospel of God and saying, the time is fulfilled. Or like, that means, everything has been building up to…
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…years ago that continues to be full of power and bear fruit in this world. It is the good news of the gospel that Jesus has come, as we saw inMark 1, verses 14and 15, that the kingdom of God is at hand. It is time to repent and believe. The word of God is the seed that continues to bear fruit generation…
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…may preach there also because for this purpose, I have come forth. That's why I've come Jesus says to proclaim the gospel. And we also see this inMark, 1 verses 14 through 15, he proclaimed, the gospel to more and more people, and more, and more places. Eventually designed for all places everywhere to hear the gospel. It…
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…you've missed a week or two, we've been going through the first three chapters of Mark. And right off the bat, it flavors the rest of the gospel.Mark chapter 1, verses 14and 15, Jesus says that he has come to proclaim the gospel. The kingdom is at hand. At hand, he is proclaiming the gospel. Repent and believe in…
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…with appreciating just how good our good news is especially when we think about the reign of king jesus because jesus was and is god who reignsmark chapter 1 verse 14and 15 jesus proclaims good news from god the kingdom of god has come near he calls the people to repent and believe the king has come bringing in…
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…a sermon. It tells us he's teaching the word. We can assume he's most likely teaching what we've given a summary of before of his teaching.Mark chapter 1, verses 14and 15. He's preaching that the kingdom has come near. It's time to repent and believe. And so who knows what Jesus is saying at that moment when…
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…in chapter 1. In fact, just flip a couple of pages over. We point this out often in this study, but it's helpful for us to be reminded of it again.Mark chapter 1, verse 14. After John was put in prison, Jesus came into Galilee, and here's what he was doing. He was preaching the gospel of the kingdom of God, and here…
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…gonna see a little bit of the beginning of his ministry in Galilee. So let's stand for the reading of God's word. We're gonna be going throughMark chapter 1, verses 12 through 15. It says, Immediately the Spirit drove him into the wilderness. He was in the wilderness forty days being tempted by Satan. He was with the wild…
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