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Mark 1:15 · BSB
1:15 “The time is fulfilled,” He said, “and the kingdom of God is near. Repent and believe in the gospel!”
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…doing, where he's doing it, and how he's doing it. And the trick is very simple. Can you discern it? Can you discern it? If you go to Mark 1.15,Mark chapter 1 verse 15, I'll read it from the Passion Translation. Mark 1.15. I don't often choose that translation, but this is one of those occasions. Mark 1.15 from…
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…of Jesus Christ would be the real power. And this was his real purpose. He started his ministry, if you remember this way, earlier on inMark 1:15, right out of the wilderness, preaching the good news or the gospel of God. We started today's passage, him teaching in the synagogue, preaching…
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…on Sunday nights. In a future chapter, I think this explains it so well. The author says this about forgiveness and repentance. He says that inMark 1:15, The phrase is intended to focus on the response of his announcement: “Repent and believe the good news!” In other words, “What I want you to do…
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Good morning, church. We are reading today on Mark,Mark chapter 1, verses 12 to 20. Immediately the spirit drove him into the wilderness. He was in the wilderness for 40 days, being tempted by Satan. He was with the wild animals,…
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…again in the spirit. That God came and called out, repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand. God himself came and said, Change your thinking.Mark 1, verse 14 to 15. It's recorded again. Now, after John was put in prison, Jesus came to Galilee preaching the good news of the kingdom of God and saying, The time…
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…this to change. Talk to the person you came to church with. And if you're not a Christian, can I just give you one more scripture? It comes fromMark chapter 1, verse 15. Jesus said, The kingdom of heaven is at hand, the time is fulfilled. Therefore, repent and believe in the gospel. Would you believe on Christ…
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…astonishment. Again, they're thinking the same thing. No one is ever taught like this. This guy is completely different in his teaching. We knowMark chapter 1, verse 15, it says the message that Jesus was teaching, that he was proclaiming, was that the kingdom of God had come and that they were to repent and…
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…their nets into the ocean, and then somebody walks up to them. It's this breaking into the ordinary that we're going to be learning about inMark 1, verses 14 to 20this evening. At his usual pace, Mark is moving quickly. I want you to have a quick look in verse 14 and just go back to the previous verse. Six…
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…The beginning of what? The beginning of the good news. Of who? Of Jesus Christ. The what? The son of God. Hallelujah. Mark chapter 1 verse 14.Mark chapter 1 verse 14 to 15. Now, after John was put in the prison, Jesus came to Galilee preaching the gospel, the good news of what? Of the kingdom of God. At this now, 8…
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…darkness, yes, friends. But the fullness of the kingdom has not yet come. I want to say that again. In his resurrection, in fact, in fact, even inMark 1, verse 15, the kingdom of God is at hand. He's inaugurating a time of his reign. But there's a there's a sense in which, even so much so that yes, the…
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…in Greenwich in Stanford, Connecticut. The vision of Stanwich Church is to know Christ and make him known. The gospel lesson for today is fromMark chapter 1, verses 14 to 15. This can be found on page 995 of your Pew Bible. Jesus begins his ministry on earth by announcing the arrival of God's kingdom and calling people…
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…In our text, Mark doesn't say it, just says he was teaching. But if we go back a few verses, we see the message that Jesus was proclaiming. InMark chapter 1, verse 15. Look at what it says that Jesus was saying. He was saying the time is fulfilled and the kingdom of God is at hand. And then what does he say?…
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…steps out of that reality and into our reality. It's when God shows up. Have you had those moments? Man, I hope you have a God encounter. MarkMark 1:15says, "The time the chyros is fulfilled and the kingdom of God is at hand. Repent and believe in the gospel." Romans 5:6 says this, "For while we…
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…where Israel failed. Jesus is the true Son of God, and he has come to do for God's people what they could not do on their own. Listen, as I readMark chapter 1, verses 9 through 15. And in those days Jesus came from Nazareth in Galilee, and he was baptized by John in the Jordan. Immediately coming up out of the water, he saw…
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…use that word faith? Because that word faith can mean a lot of different things. What's the biblical view of faith? And Jesus actually tells us inMark 1:15. Uh, this is at the very beginning of his ministry. He describes how how you can be saved in verse 15, Mark chapter 1, verse 15, it'll be on the…
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…revelation. All right. This mystery that has been revealed is exactly what we have been saying every week is the key to understanding this book.Mark chapter 1, verse 15. The time has come, Jesus said. This particular group, his followers, they have come around Jesus. They believe that he is Lord. They have placed…
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…he's speaking to you. And that he's inviting you to know him more through his word. So if you have your Bibles, I'm gonna back us up just slightly.Mark chapter 1, verse 15. So, as I mentioned, uh Jesus begins his ministry because John the Baptist has been thrown in prison. And it says that he begins to preach the…
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…change of heart, a change of mind which leads to a change of direction, a change of life. When Jesus began his ministry, what was he saying inMark 1:15? It was about repentance. Change not this worldly sorrow that leads to death, but even as Paul said to the Corinthian brethren, it's a godly sorrow…
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…purpose of Jesus' mission to come to this place was to declare the kingdom has come near. To declare the kingdom has come near. Let's read that.Mark 1, verses 14 to 15. I'm going to skim over Mark, give you an overview. And as I said, we're studying that on a Wednesday night. It's okay for us to copy, to photocopy…
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…reign is established. And if we want to know anything at all about the Kingdom of God, we look at Jesus because the Kingdom of God came in him. InMark 1 verses 14 to 15, it says Jesus came proclaiming the good news of God. The time has come, he said. The Kingdom of God has come near. Repent and believe the good…
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