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Mark 14:29 · BSB
14:29 Peter declared, “Even if all fall away, I never will.”
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…when you shared it with me initially about what happened here and as a result, Jesus reveals the purpose behind the action. So we're referring toMark chapter 14, which takes place following the resurrection of Lazarus. And Mark chapter 14, I'm just going to read this from verses three through six, and then…
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…phone, you can read exactly what I'm reading and preaching from this morning. So if you have your Bibles this morning, could you turn with me toMark chapter 14? Mark chapter 14. If you don't have a Bible, there should be Bibles in the seat pockets in front of you. If you don't have a Bible, take that one…
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…really recognize the great love that Jesus has for you, then you will be ready to give sacrificially, to live generously, just like the woman inMark chapter 14. Would you pray with me? Jesus, we are here pursuing you. We trust you, we love you, and we're overwhelmed by your love for us. We're humbled by…
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…the main questions I want to ask is, why did Peter do it? Why did Peter deny his Lord? And so with that, I'm going to invite you to turn with me toMark chapter 14, starting at verse 66. You can turn in your Bibles. You can turn on your phones. You can turn in your worship guide. Remember, no matter where you…
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…after His death. He has a warning for those who would put Him to death. And so with that, I invite you to turn with me now. We're going to be inMark chapter 14, and we're starting at verse 53. And as we turn to God's Word, remember what He tells us about it, that His Word is a lamp to our feet and a light…
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…Jesus clearly, to see Him in His beauty, in His glory, in His love, in His final hours before His death. And so that's what we're going to see inMark chapter 14. We're going to be starting at verse 43, and Jesus is going to continue His path to the cross, and we'll see a progression here, not simply His…
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…His submission. We're going to look to see Jesus in His prayer and in His submission. With that, I invite you to turn with me. We're going to be inMark chapter 14, starting in verse 26. You can turn with me in your Bible. You can turn on your phone. You can turn in your worship guide. No matter where you…
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…us that He has not left us to stumble alone in the dark, but instead He's given us His Word to show us the way to go. And so that's why we read nowMark chapter 14, starting at verse 22. And as they were eating, He took bread, and after blessing it, broke it and gave it to them, saying, Take, this is my body.…
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…that the Gospels tell the story of Jesus and his life and his death and his resurrection. And when we left off in Mark a few weeks ago, we were inMark chapter 14, we got hit from both sides in the passage that we looked at. You'll remember we were looking at this passage where Jesus was anointed at Bethany,…
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…to read from Mark's Gospel chapter 14 because it links in with a lot of what we've been talking about in different ways over the last week or two.Mark chapter 14, linking the Old Testament Passover with the New Testament Lord's Supper. Mark 14 and verse 12 tells us, on the first day of unleavened bread, when…
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…didn't mention yet here in just a second. That's right. Um, what I want to do is I want to read the passage that we're gonna look at today out ofMark chapter 14, and I'm gonna start in verse, let's see here, I'm gonna start in verse 43 of Mark 14. And let me give you the background real quickly. Uh this is…
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…as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus and so today as we just have a few weeks left in the book of Mark let's go ahead and jump right intoMark chapter 14and if you don't have a physical Bible of your own you're welcome to take one from the bookshelf out in the lobby or just download one from any of…
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…to examine our own love for him. We'll see a picture of love, and we'll examine our love. And so with that, I invite you to turn with me now toMark chapter 14. You can turn with me in your Bible. You can turn on your phone. You can turn in your worship guide. No matter where you turn, remember that this…
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Mark chapter 14. Mark chapter 14, our passage today describes one of my favorite places on earth. I got to visit in 2012 and one day soon I hope to take my wife…
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…of you to believe that, but the Christian faith transformed the world. Well, let's see how. If you turn in your Bibles to Mark chapter 10, sorry,Mark chapter 14. And we're going to be reading from verse 53 on. Mark 14, 53 on. We're preaching through the book of Mark. And that's why we come to this story.…
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…been leading up to it week after week. We're going to get there, we're going to get there. Jesus finally is betrayed. His passion finally begins.Mark chapter 14, starting in verse 43. Jesus is betrayed by Judas into the hands of the religious establishment who will try to drum up some kind of accusation to…
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…It's remarkable. But how is it possible for a man to compromise and sin and to give in to temptation in such a way? How is this possible? RememberMark chapter 14, just last week, Jesus said to his disciples, you will all fall away for it is written, I will strike the shepherd and the sheep will be scattered.…
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…you before, earlier, a list of this word want and desire that comes out throughout the gospel of Mark, and we're going to see it show up again. InMark chapter 14, we are going to hear Jesus specifically talk about what he wants and desires. He's praying to his father, and he says this, Abba, Father, all…
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…an actor wearing a mask. He's a hypocrite. Extortion, verse 14, uh, the verse that is uh sort of not in some of the earlier manuscripts, and yet inMark chapter 14, you can read the same principle. You devour widows' houses, taking advantage of these vulnerable people, and you devour their houses. In other…
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…life. Not just a life, but a beautiful life. Well, the Bible text today talks about both of these things. And so if you would turn with me toMark chapter 14, because we're preaching through the book of Mark. We're going to look at that. Now, just before we start reading it, and you might have noticed it…
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