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Mark 2:22 · BSB
2:22 And no one pours new wine into old wineskins. If he does, the wine will burst the skins, and both the wine and the wineskins will be ruined. Instead, new wine is poured into new wineskins.”
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…a danger exists for us today. You can become so committed to religious activity that you miss the God behind it. So, with that in mind, let's go toMark chapter 2, starting verse 23, if you'll read with me. One Sabbath, Jesus was going through the grain fields, and as his disciples walked along, they began to…
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…as eating and drinking, that he didn't come uh, he didn't come like other people. He came eating and drinking. He was a friend to sinners. InMark chapter 2, he's described as a bridegroom. In Matthew 18, he rejoices to find the lost sheep. Jesus was filled with joy. You see, we've got to work on our…
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…his miracles to confirm his identity and verify his word. Okay? Probably one of the best examples that happens, uh that that this happens at is inMark chapter 2, uh, when uh Jesus, remember the paralytic that got let down through the roof? And we focus on the the, we tell the good Sunday school story about…
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…it. Hallelujah. And he said this was all through influence. You know, when we read that account in Luke 5, you can also read it in Mark's account,Mark chapter 2. It talks about the publicans and the tax collectors. And Mark says, For there were many, and they followed him. You know, scripture that has been…
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…front of you. Please take that Bible and keep it as a gift from us to you. We would love for you to have a copy of God's Word. Okay, this morning,Mark chapter 2. So for years in Florence, Italy, there sat a massive block of marble that nobody wanted. You see, it had been poorly cut, damaged, and it was…
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…me. Sometimes I have a little case of gospel amnesia. I need people like that in my life. And you're gonna see it in today's scripture. So uhMark chapter 2, we have it on your screen. I'm reading from the NIV today. It says, a few days later, when Jesus again entered Capernaum, the people heard that he…
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…You can keep that Bible as a gift from us to you. We would love for you to have that as a copy, have a copy of God's Word. Hold your spot there inMark chapter 2. We're gonna take a quick trip down memory lane. I want you to see this picture. This picture is my family uh in uh uh in December of 2019 when we…
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…God does. Again, we do not interpret verses in scripture in isolation. We let scripture interpret scripture. Like, just think about the gospel ofMark, chapter 2. Uh, Jesus actually, he's walking and he heals a paralytic. He heals a man physically. And then he looks him in the eye and he tells him, Your sins…
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…worse than others, ultimately. And today we're gonna look at a text that makes that maybe the most clear in the whole Bible. So now you can go toMark chapter 2. This is where we're gonna start. Mark chapter 2. Just gonna do a very brief overview to bring us back to where we're gonna be today. Mark chapter…
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…to hear because that power to forgive sins was exclusively assumed to belong to God. So why would Jesus have the audacity to claim in the Gospel ofMark, chapter 2, to be able to forgive sins because Jesus is God. In both Matthew's Gospel and John's Gospel, Jesus claims the very attributes of God: omniscience,…
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Mark chapter 2, we're going to pick up exactly where we left off last week. Mark chapter 2, oh that's not true because we did Easter last week. So we're picking…
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…critically important for us because so often I find myself asking Jesus to tend to my circumstance instead of tending to my heart. We learn here inMark chapter 2that Jesus won't be satisfied with that. That is not what the Son of Man came for. In a world where we're constantly trying to give Jesus…
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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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…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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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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…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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…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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