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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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…he live. Jesus told the disciples in John chapter 6, verse 37, he that cometh to me and I will in no wise cast out. He preached the gospel there inMark chapter 1, verse 15, repent and believe the gospel. Repent and believe Jesus Christ. Jesus calls to all, come unto me, all you that labor and are heavy laden, and I…
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…52 verse 7, Bazaar, it raised Bazaar higher. It says, your God reigns. This is the essence of the prophetic good news. Jesus will let us say inMark 1, verse 14 to 15, the time is fulfilled. The kingdom of God is at hand. Repent and believe in the gospel. So, the good news we preach is not just. It is that God in…
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…kingdom. He's coming to establish his kingdom. Right now, we're living in what theologians refer to as the already but not yet. Jesus declared inMark chapter 1, verse 15that the kingdom of heaven is at hand. In other words, the kingdom is already breaking into the world, that every time we see a miracle, every act…
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…Needs to be repented from needs to be turned to another way. The kingdom disrupts our lie of self-ruule. That's the t that is the point. InMark 1:15, Jesus announces this disruptive message. The time is fulfilled. The kingdom of God is at hand. Repent and believe the gospel. It's not just a…
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…salvation. How is that possible? I will trust and not be afraid. When our Lord Jesus began his preaching and teaching ministry, his first sermon inMark chapter 1, verses 14 to 15. It's great with Christianity Explored to go through Mark's gospel again. Because you see so clearly the presentation of Jesus. Who he is. What he…
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…turns away from yourself and sin and turns toward the Holy God. You cannot put belief without repentance. In fact, Jesus said it like this. AndMark 1:15, he said, the time has come. He said the kingdom of God has come near. Repent and believe the good news. Peter said it like this. The first time he…
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…These, for Jesus, are all different ways of talking about the same reality. And Jesus has been talking about this from the beginning of the gospel.Mark chapter 1, verse 15says that Jesus went about proclaiming the gospel of God, saying, the kingdom of God is here. Repent and believe in the good news. And what Jesus…
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…than God. God. But Jesus holds fast to his identity as the Son and his relationship with the Father. He says, his great message, if you look atMark chapter 1 verse 15, the thing he said in town after town, place after place, was that the kingdom of God has come near. The kingdom of God has come near. And when he…
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…the kingdom, here it is, or it's over there, for the kingdom of God is already among you. Jesus is saying the kingdom of heaven is here. It's here.Mark chapter 1, verse 15, the time promised by God has come at last, Jesus announced. The kingdom of God is near. Repent of your sins and believe the good news. Jesus…
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…the kingdom, here it is, or it's over there, for the kingdom of God is already among you. Jesus is saying the kingdom of heaven is here. It's here.Mark chapter 1, verse 15, the time promised by God has come at last, Jesus announced. The kingdom of God is near. Repent of your sins and believe the good news. Jesus…
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…for my life today. And I want to share with your life to everyone. Ready for it. Repent shocks was actually Jesus. First sermon, I think Gospel ofMark 1:15. The Kingdom of Heaven has come near repent and believe the good news. Some of you here today and you're holding onto sin, kind of like it. There…
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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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…on the screen here. If it's not as clear, I'll read it. Jesus said, The kingdom of God is near, repent of your sins and believe the good news fromMark 1:15. So I'd like you to take a posture of prayer. It could be using the kneelers in front of you. You could sit or stand. But I want you in a quiet…
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…piece that puts it all together. That is the Christian hope. And Jesus himself was very much aware of this. His mission in the world, he says inMark 1, verse 15, you can check that out for yourself at a later time, his mission in the world was to establish the kingdom of God. That is, in the context, he's…
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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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…to free us from judgment as lawbreakers by taking the judgment that we deserve, so that we could become children of God in God's perfect timing.Mark chapter 1, verse 15, as Jesus' public ministry begins, what does he say? He said, the time has come. The kingdom of God has come near. Repent and believe the good…
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…us in this world. We have to embrace the smallness of the kingdom to experience its greatness. We have to follow the path that Jesus gives us inMark 1, verse 15, that we repent and believe the gospel. We recognize that it is not a path of victory first but of suffering just like our Lord and Savior Jesus…
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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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…the bible and the kingdom of God is all about. So that's why Jesus' first words, when He started His three year teaching ministry remember that?Mark 1:15. The first thing Jesus said when He started His teaching ministry was what? Repent and believe the good news that the kingdom of God is at hand.…
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…So what kind of time? And why is it fulfilled? So simply put the time being fulfilled is that the entire history of the Bible leading up toMark chapter 1 verse 15is the all of history culminates into this point. All of history up until this point is eagerly pointing and eagerly awaiting for Jesus Christ to…
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