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Mark 2:16 · BSB
2:16 When the scribes who were Pharisees saw Jesus eating with these people, they asked His disciples, “Why does He eat with tax collectors and sinners?”
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…in the New Testament, and I want to show you what faith looks like. This is what it looks like to live out faith. And so we're gonna be inMark chapter 2, and I just want to give you a little bit of context to what's happening in the scripture. In Mark chapter 1, this is the gospel, and this is the…
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…my prayer is that you'd be so moved by heaven, you'll bring others or carry others to Jesus. You actually see this in the Bible. It's found inMark chapter 2, pretty amazing piece of scripture. It says a few days later when Jesus again entered, compared him, the people heard that he'd come home. They'd…
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…us. Meet us in your word. We pray all this in Christ's name. Amen. We're essentially picking up exactly where we left off two weeks ago in Mark. SoMark chapter 2, and we will start in verse 13. He went out again beside the sea, and all the crowd was coming to him, and he was teaching them. And as he passed…
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…and sinners. So we see this contrast between what religion does and what Jesus does. Religion separates and Jesus restores. And so in the Gospel ofMark, Chapter 2, Jesus calls Levi the tax collector and he sits down at the table surrounded by people that the religious world of the day wanted nothing to do…
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…be my disciples. They do, they leave everything and they follow Jesus to be their teacher. This is Simon, Andrew, James, and John. Then later on inMark chapter 2, Jesus calls this guy named Levi or Matthew, and he is a tax collector. So familiar with kind of the context, Israel is under Roman oppression, and…
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It's good to be with all of you this morning. If you have your Bibles, let's open up toMark chapter 2, Mark chapter 2, and let me pray for us as you turn there. Father, just as Adam and Noel just saying for us, speak, O Lord, until your church is…
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…58. That we're called. We are called to call the Sabbath a delight. To call the Sabbath a delight. It should be a delight to us. Jesus said inMark chapter 2. The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath. In Revelation chapter 1, John says that we call it the Lord's Day. Now the But the…
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…even recognize yourself. You don't even I believe that. Because that's a that's an incredible and incredible miracle. One of my favorite stories,Mark chapter 2is a story of Jesus, he heals a paralytic. I mean, can you imagine that? Imagine being, but and in this guy, because he's a paralytic, and he says,…
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Be seated. We've got a Bible. We're going to be inMark chapter 2and chapter 3. When was the last time somebody made you so mad? You don't have to say it out loud. You're good, Bo. Thank you. You don't need hands…
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…in his homily, and this is where I'll end, in his interpretation of the homily, or an interpretation of the scriptural reading of today from St.Mark, chapter 2. He interprets it precisely as an image and a symbol of the descent of the mind into the heart to meet Christ. The paralytic is ourselves. It's our…
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We've got a Bible. We're going to be inMark chapter 2. If you've noticed, we slowed down a little bit in Mark because I think these stories right here are really setting the tone for Jesus' whole…
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…of us in here for me to be the only one. >> Amen. >> Yes, sir. All right. Yes, sir. God knows I love the sound team. Jesus. Listen, we going toMark chapter 2. Mark chapter 2. Mark chapter 2. Those who do not know, we are on our 40-day corporate fast. And this year, we are going to be in the book of Mark…
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…But you need one. The last one I want to talk about. Number four, the faith friend. The faith friend. I need friends like that paralytic man who inMark chapter 2he was trying to get to Jesus, but the crowds were too dense, they were too thick to get through. And so this this man's four friends had Hey, I…
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…You must fully let go and let Jesus do the work for you. So if you have your Bibles, let's jump into that passage that we read just a moment ago,Mark chapter 2, and I'm gonna just read through that first verse again. Mark chapter 2, verse 13. Once again Jesus went out beside the lake. A great, a large…
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…year round. Buy yourself a Bible and if you want start bringing it with you to church. And if you brought your Bible to church, you can turn toMark chapter 2. This is on the Mount Rushmore of best Bible stories in all of Scripture. Mark chapter 2, verses one through 12. A few days later, when Jesus again…
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…deal to me because very often in the Bible there's moments where it's the faith of someone else that is used to see a miracle happen. Think aboutMark chapter 2. Jesus is teaching back in his hometown of Capernaum. It's on the north side of the Sea of Galilee. And some friends grab their buddy who was…
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…He is Speaking of their eternal essence. We always have been one, we are one, we always will be 1. Jesus revealing to us the nature of His. PersonMark chapter 2Jesus continuing to reveal that in an often missed verse that people don't think is proof of his deity but he says this verse 5 of chapter 2 when…
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If you have your Bibles this morning, would you turn with me toMark chapter 2? Mark chapter 2. We're going to read verses 13 through 17 as we kick off Advent together. Mark chapter 2, verses 13 to 17. I'm sorry, 13 to 17.…
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…with the divine. Tables were sacred. And so the setting of our scene today is no small detail. It's around a table. Look at verse 13 with me inMark chapter 2. He went out again beside the sea, and all the crowd was coming to him and he was teaching them. And as he passed by, he saw Levi, the son of…
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…a compelling figure to so many people of such diverse backgrounds and interests. And actually, as I was studying this account from of healing fromMark chapter 2, the interesting thing is that there's a mass of people seeking out Jesus out of curiosity. We'll get to some of the motivations why, but the same…
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