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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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…strengthen your faith. Let's lean it together as we hear today's sermon. Good morning. Today we are going to be doing the scripture reading fromMark chapter 1. It's going to be verses 35 to 39. And I have Oliver here to do the reading for us. So let's start. Jesus prays in a solitary place. Right away in…
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…life you walk into a catastrophe, it's like, I don't know. I don't know. I'm letting you know this is where Jesus goes to work. Jesus says this inMark chapter 1. You want to know how you begin this journey with me? Repent and believe the good news. Not power up, not skill up. Repent. Repent just simply…
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…forgiveness of Christ. He has poured out his blood, paid for forgiveness, made it possible, and what he's asking you to do is just receive that. InMark chapter 1, it says the kingdom of heaven is at hand. The time is now. Therefore, repent and believe. That's the receiving. I want to turn away from my sin.…
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…one Puritan phrased it, the two wings by which we fly to heaven. Repentance and faith, turning and believing. Just like Jesus' very first words inMark chapter 1, repent and believe the good news. Repentance and faith mark the new beginning, the total change of the believer's life. They were once dead in…
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…the more, help us to draw near to you. Minister to us, I pray, in Christ's name. Amen. Well, do turn with me in your Bibles to the Gospel of Mark,Mark chapter 1, and our reading tonight will be from verses 14 through to 20. Mark chapter 1, verses 14 through to 20. Let us hear the word of the Lord. Now after…
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…The gospel of Mark was written by Mark early with, and he's writing here in chapter 2 early within the ministry of Jesus. And so if you look atMark chapter 1and verse 28, it's not on the screens, but this is a moment where Jesus' ministry has begun, and his fame and renown is going all throughout the…
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…in verse 15 we saw. So then when we come to John the baptism or the baptism of John John the Baptist is the prophet who was prophesied right inMark chapter 1John goes to Jordan. Why did he go to Jordan, right? Why did he go to Jordan was because there was a message that is communicated from that place…
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…Gospel and we will try to work at Mark who skipped the birth narrative but did not skip John the Baptist. Mark one. in the time we have left.Mark chapter 1, the beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the son of God. As it's written in the prophets, behold, I send my messenger before thy face, who…
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…mountain. Now, Matthew arranges this differently than Mark. Mark puts it really early in his gospel. I believe it's in the later part of Matthew orMark chapter 1. But Matthew waits for a particular time. So before I jump in and I talk to you about this context and the rest of this this passage and I think…
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…Tolkien got the idea from. Our Lord and King, born a king who knew he needed to be prepared to take up his kingship. So now let's read in Mark.Mark chapter 1, beginning there in verse 9. It came to pass in those days that Jesus came from Nazareth of Galilee and was baptized by John in the Jordan. And…
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…a lot of business. There was a lot of traffic. Amen. So it was the ideal place for God to set up shop and begin and continue his ministry. And inMark chapter 1, it was one miracle after another. Because Jesus had already called Peter, Andrew, James, and John. He cast out the demon out of the synagogue. He…
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…Balance busyness with solitude. That is a key for living the Christian life well. I'm going to have you open your Bible to the Gospel of Mark.Mark chapter 1is just one place of many places where we actually see Jesus being busy. And he balances it with solitude. I will say, before you get there to…
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…is an enduring kingdom that will never end. And so the series of visions leads us right up to the time of Christ. And when Jesus comes, he says inMark chapter 1, the kingdom of God has come near. We might think of the kingdom of God quite simply as the reign of God. Any place where God's reign is done,…
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…day and even the course of a nation. It's an announcement that has changed the world. And that announcement is found in the opening words ofMark chapter 1and verse 1. Look at the opening line. The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God. Here we have an announcement immediately…
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…put out his hand and touched him, saying, I am willing. Somebody say willing. Be cleansed. Immediately his leprosy was cleansed. Now let's look atMark chapter 1, and meet me at verse 40. Mark chapter 1 and verse 40. Now a leper came to him, imploring him, kneeling down to him and saying to him, if you are…
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…that. It almost sounds a little indignant, does it not? If you can. You see, earlier, if you if you want to study Mark really, really closely inMark chapter 1, there's a scene where a leper, society's outcast, comes to Jesus looking for healing. And what does the leper say to Jesus in this moment? He…
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…well. He even makes the deaf hear and the mute speak. When you follow the travels of Jesus, you will see people bringing other people to Jesus. InMark chapter 1, it tells us that the sick and the demon-possessed were brought to Jesus by their friends. When you look at Mark chapter 2, the four men carry the…
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…whether or not you know how to pray. I'm questioning whether or not you actually pray. Because when you pray, you should come out with power. Okay?Mark chapter 1, verse number 35, in the morning, rising up, rising up a great while before midnight. Jesus got up before the sun. Thank you, Lord. Before the sun.…
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…of baptisms, and they're found in all four Gospels. I want to give you a little background on all three types of baptisms. We're going to look atMark chapter 1and go 4 through 8. Mark chapter 1, 4 through 8. John the Baptist came baptizing in the wilderness and preaching a baptism of repentance. That's…
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…how are people gonna respond to us? And so, in response to that line of thinking, that concern, Jesus is gonna give this parable. So let's look atMark chapter 1, uh 4, and I'll start in verse 1. Again he began to teach beside the sea, and a very large crowd gathered around him, so that he got into a boat…
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