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Mark 1:42 · BSB
1:42 And immediately the leprosy left him, and the man was cleansed.
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…these disciples are going to model it for us. And so I invite you to turn now in your Bible, or in your worship guide, or in your phone. We're onMark chapter 1, starting at verse 16. No matter where you turn, remember that this is God's Word. God tells us that His Word is more precious than gold, even the…
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…week, if you have a lot of brothers and sisters, Jesus feels your pain. Okay, this morning we are coming. We're continuing going slowly throughMark chapter 1. We're coming now to verses 12 and 13. And we're asking our two questions for the gospel of Mark. Our first question is, who is Jesus? And our…
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…Why did I say at least, and why did I not give you an exact number? That's a great question. I'll tell you next week. Okay, we're coming toMark chapter 1. You remember we're asking two questions. We're asking who is Jesus, and how do we respond to Him? And last week, we saw that Jesus is our Savior.…
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…listen to, we would obey the Lord Jesus. This Jesus who came to announce salvation. If you think about what we know about Jesus' life and ministry,Mark chapter 1, it records as Jesus begins his preaching ministry. What does he say? He says, the time has come, the kingdom of God is near. Repent and believe…
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…amazing. Okay. His description, we read that we went over this pretty much the first or second week of when of a body, which is crazy. Uh, inMark chapter 1through 6, wore camel hair and a leather belt. He ate wild locusts and locusts and wild honey. So he was not a normal guy, right? He lived in the…
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…were really for one purpose. Go against the will of the Father. Those were the temptations. Okay? When's the next time we see him being tempted?Mark chapter 1. This explosive popularity all of a sudden in Capernaum. Remember, all these people are coming all night to Jesus. Jesus slips away in the middle…
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…of sins. It's Jesus' blood that fulfills this prophecy of atoning for sin. And then everlasting righteousness. We know, as I mentioned before,Mark chapter 1, Jesus comes preaching, and he says, the time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand. Repent and believe in the gospel. And so we know…
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…never a place Jesus went that he did not preach the truth of the gospel. That was his purpose. That's what he did. In fact, if you'll think back toMark chapter 1and verse 38, he said to them after the masses had come to be healed and the disciples were excited, what was it Jesus said? Let us go to other…
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…has in mind Jesus' baptism. Jesus' baptism is a witness to the eternal life that God is giving us through him. We can read about Jesus' baptism inMark chapter 1. We can look in Matthew chapter 3. This is a whole other sermon, but let me just highlight a few things that I think John wants us to keep in mind…
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…the same is true of our Lord Jesus. Even as a perfect man living on this earth, he had to stay connected to his Father in prayer. We find out inMark chapter 1that he would go off by himself to pray. We find out that like Daniel, he didn't just pray by himself. He prayed with others. Luke chapter 6, he…
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We're inMark chapter 1. Last week in chapter 1. And then we'll finally move on to chapter 2. But we're going to be in verses 35 through 45 here today. If you need a…
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…so glad you guys are here today. And we got, like you said, we have the umbrellas and we have the shade and such. And so this is awesome. We are inMark chapter 1. This should not be a surprise to those of you who have been with us each week. So we're working our way through Mark chapter 1. Uh, for those of…
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…And I want to get the hell out of you and out of me. Because hell exists not just in the future, but inside of us. This is why Jesus says inMark chapter 1that you can believe in the kingdom, but he says, I want you to repent, I want you to turn, I want you to experience the difference of my kingdom.…
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…of it sitting in the Bible that we're holding in our hands here this morning. If you look down at verses 14 and 15 of John chapter, I mean John, ofMark chapter 1, I'm gonna just gonna read that out loud. It says, Jesus went to Galilee proclaiming the good news of God. The time is fulfilled and the kingdom of…
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…in his life and in the Gospel narrative. And we've seen him do this already a couple of times in the Gospel of Mark. If you'll remember back inMark chapter 1, Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist, and there was this amazing scene surrounding that. And then immediately the Holy Spirit drove him into the…
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…But what exactly was it that Jesus was preaching? Mark tells us in chapter 1. You may remember it. In fact, just flip back to it. Verse 14,Mark chapter 1. Now, after John was put in prison, Jesus came into Galilee preaching the gospel of the kingdom of God. And here was the summary of his message,…
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…and our sin. And with that change of status, we can enter in and enjoy life with our God. That's the beauty of that passage that we read inMark chapter 1. We meet there a leper who is unclean, who is untouchable, who's having to live outside of the city or the community where he was. But he comes to…
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…to use my words as a tool for your word today. For Jesus' fame and glory, and in his name we ask it. Amen. Would you turn with me to the Gospel ofMark, chapter 1? It's on page 837 of your Pew Bibles. If you don't have a Pew Bible, if you don't have a Bible at home that you can just sit and read, there's one…
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…in and of themselves. They are meant to point us to something greater, and that greater thing is the gospel. Therefore, the healing of the leper inMark chapter 1is primarily an analogy to the gospel. And so our takeaway as we come away from this passage is not to be, wow, I wonder if God will heal my…
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…For specific questions about the Bible or our church, please email us at info at lakesidebible.church. Verses 21 all the way to verse 39 inMark chapter 1chronicles the life of Jesus in a specific 48-hour period. And what takes place in these moments is what we might expect was the typical routine…
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