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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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…of God. He goes on in verse 25, he says, I was preaching to you the kingdom of God. And this is the first thing we hear about in the gospel ofMark, chapter 1, verse 15. Jesus' first words out of his mouth are that the kingdom of God is here. The gracious rule, the liberating reign of God himself has come in and…
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…meditate and long for the joys of heaven. If you're not a Christian, think about, consider Jesus' invitation to you. He tells us to us inMark 1, verse 15. We'll be there pretty soon, by the way. He says, repent and believe the gospel. Later in the book of Mark, he uses the words of following. He…
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…one day surpass, judge, and replace those kingdoms. Now, as we've talked about before, we know that that kingdom has already come in part. RememberMark chapter 1, verse 15, Jesus comes and he says, the kingdom of God is at hand, right? The forever kingdom has already begun. And then we already look this morning at…
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…get heaven. It was heaven is coming here, and you can be a part of it now. I love how Dallas Willard wrote about this years ago when writing aboutMark 1:15. He said, All the preliminaries have been taken care of, and God's kingdom is now accessible to everyone. Then he said this review your plans for…
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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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…on the one hand, and people don't always follow it on the other hand. Take that understanding, transfer it over to salvation. Jesus commands,Mark chapter 1, verse 15, repent and believe the gospel. Not everyone repents and believes the gospel. Of course, he wishes that all repent. That's his command. He wishes…
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…a place called Judea, a man by the name of Jesus starts declaring, a kingdom has arrived. In the gospel of Mark, Jesus burst onto the scene inMark 1:15. And He says, repent for the kingdom of God is at hand. Repent and believe the good news. And then throughout the three year ministry, Jesus speaks…
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…must be said in a way that gives people an opportunity to receive it, to believe it, to repent and believe. That is what Jesus taught, wasn't it?Mark 1:15, He came into His ministry with those words, repent and believe for the kingdom of God is here. It means we don't just tell someone Jesus loves you…
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…statement about weddings relevant to the criticism of failing to observe the tradition of twice-a-week fasting? Think back to the first chapter,Mark 1:15, about the very first thing that Jesus began to preach as he began his public ministry. "The Kingdom of God has come near." The arrival of the…
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…announcement? Look at Mark 1.15. Mark 1.15. And you'll see that Jesus, Paul, Peter all had variations of Mark 1.15 happening throughout their life.Mark chapter 1, verse 15. Here's what it says. We've got to pledge allegiance to this, guys, because it's not something that comes naturally to us. Starting at verse 14.…
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…like? Let me take a couple minutes just to kind of paint a picture of how we step into this life, and Jesus is the one who tells us how. Back atMark chapter 1, verse 15, Jesus says, the time is fulfilled, the kingdom of God is at hand. Repent and believe in the gospel. Repent and believe this good news. So to make…
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…the message of the Bible. The kingdom of God is being established, people. Repent from what you were doing and thought beforehand, and believe it.Mark 1:15is the first sermon that Jesus preached in His ministry. And that's exactly what He said. The kingdom of God is at hand. Repent and believe. And…
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…it was important to include this teaching in the scriptures. In fact, we ought to pay attention any time Jesus talks about the kingdom of God.Mark 1, verse 15. This was the message he was bringing. He said the time is fulfilled and the kingdom of God is at hand. Repent and believe in the gospel. What is…
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…that he was this shiny being, that he becomes something different in vision in order to exalt him and the message that he came to preach. RememberMark, chapter 1, verse 15, Jesus says, the time is fulfilled and the kingdom of God is at hand. Repent and believe in the gospel. And here we see, rather than becoming very…
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…God but all the way through this text if you wanted to have a sort of a one verse summary of what's going on in the text it's what Jesus says inMark chapter 1 verse 15when he introduces his ministry and in Mark chapter 1 verse 15 the way he introduces his ministry is by saying the time is fulfilled the kingdom of…
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…in the light of the kingdom of God, let me just point out a few things that happen in the Gospels about the kingdom of God. In the Gospel ofMark, chapter 1, verse 15, so the moment Jesus begins his ministry, the first chapter, it's actually the first thing that Jesus says in the Gospel of Mark. It says, The time…
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