Mark 11, verses 20 to 21. My title this morning is The Cursing of Hypocrisy. The Cursing of Hypocrisy. So many of you, even if you're not sports-minded, you're probably…
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Mark 11:20 · BSB
11:20 As they were walking back in the morning, they saw the fig tree withered from its roots.
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…love of God. It doesn't matter what anyone did to you. It doesn't matter what anyone [music] said about you. Let it go. The amplified version ofMark 11:2025 says, "Let it go. Let it go. Let it go." [music] Get in that arena of walking free from offense. Offense will do nothing but hurt you. You know,…
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…went out of the city. So this brings us to the next day and the bottom part of the mark and sandwich. Because here comes the fig tree again. SoMark 11, verse 20, it says that in the morning, as they went along, they saw the fig tree withered from the roots. So a day earlier it looked like a healthy tree.…
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…off the rails when when they start naming and claiming anything that they want. And that's not really what this what this scripture says. So in inMark 11, verse 20, it says, Now in the morning as they passed by, they saw the fig tree. So it starts with Jesus cursing the fig tree. They saw the fig tree dried up…
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We're doing a series titled He Is Good, Looking at the Life of Jesus through Mark's lens. And today the text comes fromMark 11, verses 12 through 21. And so I'm going to read these and then we'll get started. Mark writes, The next day, as they were leaving Bethany, Jesus was hungry, and seeing…
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…distance between US and God? Well, Jesus keeps going. Jesus spoke to the disciples and we can learn from what He said to them. Let's keep going inMark Chapter 11, verse 20, now in the morning. Now Jesus again has left Jerusalem. He's been to Bethany, this little town where he's sleeping over the nights. In the morning…
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…a tree. I wonder if there's figs on it. There's not. May no one ever eat fruit from you again. He's mad at a tree. We see a little bit later inMark chapter 11, verse 20, the next morning as they passed by the fig tree he had cursed, the disciples notice it had withered from the roots up. And Peter remembered what…
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…a tree. I wonder if there's figs on it. There's not. May no one ever eat fruit from you again. He's mad at a tree. We see a little bit later inMark chapter 11, verse 20, the next morning as they passed by the fig tree he had cursed, the disciples notice it had withered from the roots up. And Peter remembered what…
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…I want to talk about the fact that we were designed. We were created to impact our world. Number one we are created to rule. The Bible says this inMark, chapter 11, verse 20,. Jesus was speaking to the disciples and he said half faith in God. And then he said if you are able to speak to this mountain, you'll be able to…
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…first glance it may seem out of place. And so I invite you to turn with with me to Mark 11 beginning in verse 20, to consider these things further,Mark 11, verse 20. Father, from the bottom of our hearts, we ask for your help in this message. Our Lord, just inspire us to obey it and to believe it. We need your…
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…open door declarations, been be guided that what you say is very important, hallelujah. So Jesus said this, so let me repeat those words he said inMark, chapter 11, verse 20 to 23. The disciples have had an object lesson that you can speak to something and it listens to you. You can speak to a tree and things changed. You can…
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…wrongs. Really it's not saying every two minutes, it's saying be in a perpetual state of releasing or it will hinder your journey. Let's look atMark Chapter 11 verses 20through to 26. Reverend Randy brought this up on Wednesday night as he ministered on. Faith and I want to read this from two different…
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…And as they passed by, this is returning the next day, and they passed by in the morning, they saw the fig tree withered away to. Its roots.Mark 11, verse 20. And Peter remembered and said to him, Rabbi, look, the fig tree that you cursed has withered. Peter bears witness to the final miracle. The final…
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…and there's no visible shift and you think to yourself, man, this is so futile. I've done it at least 18 times and nothing has happened. And yet inMark 11 verse 20and 21, can you imagine what Peter is thinking? He must have thought the same thing. Poor Jesus spoke to that fig tree, seems to have been a little…
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…I'm one of the elders here. We have two readings for you this morning. Uh, if you can turn in your bibles or your electronic devices to the book ofMark Chapter 11 Verses 19 through 26, God's word says, when evening came, Jesus and his disciples went out to the city. In the morning as they went along, they saw the fig tree…
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