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Mark 10:27 · BSB
10:27 Jesus looked at them and said, “With man this is impossible, but not with God. For all things are possible with God.”
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…He knew he was in challenge, but he left that day walking and leaping and jumping. So the Bible talks also about another uh person uh inMark chapter 10, blind Bartimaeus. Another miracle in Scripture. And the reason why I'm talking to you about some of these miracles is that if Jesus lived this…
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…whom you would like to bring with you Friday evening or for resurrection Sunday morning. For this morning, I would like us to focus our time inMark chapter 10. Beginning Friday evening, we will be in Mark 15 and also in Mark 15 on Sunday morning. In your bulletin, the text is listed as chapter 11 of Mark,…
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…you're you're waiting for it. You're just worried about how far it was going to go, right? Like$2? It'll be$2 left. No. There was$4 left. Now inMark chapter 10, there's a man who runs up to Jesus. He runs up to Jesus and he says, Hey, what must I do to inherit eternal life? What makes me good with you? And…
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…it costs. Thirdly, this is the final point. We must weigh the worthiness of Christ. Christ. And last thing I want you to turn to, but look atMark chapter 10. Mark chapter 10. So, the reality is we feel like we're losing and sacrificing so much for Jesus, but in reality we are not. Sins forgiven,…
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…diaconos. And really diaconos is a word that Paul co-ops for the idea of a deacon. It just means servant. That's all. It just means servant. And inMark chapter 10, Jesus gives us a direct identification of what he thinks of as a deacon or as a servant. The sons of Zebedee, James and John, come to Jesus in…
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…to God. And God is pleased with a life of total devotion. And so as you begin this series, can you genuinely say, as the Apostle Peter said inMark chapter 10, see, Jesus, we have left everything and followed you. Let me just pull out one point of application here. It's not the only application of Romans…
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…not why God has you here this morning. I do want you to look at a passage that you may not normally connect with Christmas. Turn in your Bibles toMark chapter 10, and we're going to pick up in verse 35. Mark chapter 10, verse 35. And James and John, the sons of Zebedee, came to him and said to him, Teacher,…
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…are more important than our commitment to one another in Christ. Jesus, He He said this to His disciples, in particular, He said it to Peter inMark chapter 10. I love it. Peter was making a really big deal about, look at all that I've given up to follow You, Jesus. And I think Jesus, maybe with a hint of…
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…that marriage be faithfully permanent till death do us part. And in this regard, Paul is closely following Jesus' example. As we read earlier, inMark chapter 10, you might want to turn back there. The Pharisees came to Jesus and said, Is it lawful for a man to divorce his wife? And Jesus did not immediately…
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…His earthly ministry. Over and over again, these are people who have very clear needs that Jesus meets with His grace. Think of blind Bartimaeus inMark chapter 10who stands by the side of the road and hears Jesus is coming down the road and cries out, Son of David, have mercy on me! And Jesus stops and comes…
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…and watch God show up. Because you don't get the glory. Because He is working mightily through your weakness. He becomes strong in us. Now turn toMark chapter 10. I'm going to close with this. And I couldn't think of any cool way to entitle this part. So I'm going to call it the Barnamaeus anointing. Okay, I…
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…they are actually lower, although they're viewed in society as higher. The spiritual danger and the spiritual liabilities of affluence are great.Mark chapter 10, the rich young ruler, Jesus made it very clear. Talking after he spoke to the rich young ruler, he turns to his disciples and says, How hard it is…
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…a friend. So there's a lot of fuzzy thinking here. It's difficult. It's very, very difficult. Actually, what Jesus says, and I want us to turn toMark chapter 10, what Jesus says is you can't do it. It is impossible to do what God says you should do. What a strange way to conclude the study of the tender…
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…he's he's an old guy. He had a beard and everything, and and he was he was sexist and all. So he he kind of framed it that way. But Jesus said inMark chapter 10, but from the beginning of creation, God made them male and female. For this reason, a man shall leave his father, mother, be joined to his wife.…
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…in a two-week mini-series which we began last week that I've entitled God's Invitation to Voyage to the Deep. And it's based off of this passage inMark chapter 10. And in this passage, one of the things that we see is we see Jesus inviting a man. Inviting him to enter a voyage to the deep places of his heart.…
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We invite you to turn to our scripture reading for this morning. It's found in the Gospel ofMark, chapter 10. We'll be looking at verses 17 through 22, a passage known as the rich young man. If you're using a pew Bible in front of you, you'll find that on…
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…Jesus talked about. Three different occasions, he told his disciples, and each time with more clarity and detail. Mark chapter 8, Mark chapter 9,Mark chapter 10. Allow me to read. Mark chapter 8, verse 31. And he began to teach them that the Son of Man must suffer many things and be rejected by the elders…
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You have your Bibles, would you turn toMark chapter 10? Mark chapter 10. And we have been in Mark chapter 10, and we've looked at the rich young ruler. You recall that the rich young ruler, he came to…
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All right, if you have your Bibles, would you turn toMark chapter 10? Mark chapter 10. I'm calling this the question of the wholehearted disciple. Because in Mark chapter 10, Jesus is leaving Galilee. He will never…
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…tonight. Although ironically, we're going to cover more text the Sunday than we have in the past Sunday. So join me at the beginning of verse 32 ofMark chapter 10as I read through the end of the chapter. Woe is right. And they were on the road going up to Jerusalem, and Jesus was walking ahead of them. And…
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