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Mark 4:23–24 · BSB
4:23 If anyone has ears to hear, let him hear.”
4:24 He went on to say, “Pay attention to what you hear. With the measure you use, it will be measured to you, and even more will be added to you.
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…talking about today, friends, is a kingdom principle. It's one of the principles that the kingdom of God operates on. Jesus said it like this inMark chapter 4. This is what the kingdom of God is like. He said, this is what the kingdom of God is like. A man scatters seed on the ground. And night and day,…
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…thing. I mean, he he did things that wowed people. And if you will turn over to chapter 4, we got a few of them here in in Mark to get us going.Mark chapter 4and in verse 41. And you notice that most of these come after something has something amazing has happened. So this is the these are the wonders.…
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…of Mark, chapter number four. We'll begin reading in verse number 35, the remainder of the chapter, and go right into the first verse of chapter 5.Mark chapter 4, beginning in verse number 35. We love you, dear pastor, immensely. And uh I appreciate and would love to reciprocate to him what he has meant to…
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…He's totally in control. It's comforting, right? Things we find frightening are not frightening for Jesus. Just in the chapter before this, inMark chapter 4, the disciples and Jesus cross the Sea of Galilee and he calmed the storm. And now he calmly addresses the spirits in this man. Remember, crazy,…
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…do we allow ourselves to get our attention so much on the storm that we forget where God's trying to take us? I want to read to you over here inMark chapter 4. It's a story that many of you may be familiar with it, beginning at verse 35. It says, That day when evening came, Jesus said to his disciples,…
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…tough out there. Sometimes the boat seems rickety and creaky and like it's gonna go down. Whether you're the disciples on the Sea of Galilee inMark chapter 4, or you're the Apostle Paul and Barnabas and John Mark in a ship trying to get from Paphos up to Perga in the Pamphylia region. Sometimes it gets…
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…And if you're not doing that, then you're not a faith person, then you're you're in trouble. Are y'all with me now? All right. So the Bible says inMark chapter 4, take heed what you hear, how you hear, what you see, how you see, take heed. I mean, you know, when just you do have to take heed. Some people you…
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…who we believe God actually is. I think we actually see Jesus kind of rebuke his disciples a little bit here for their disbelief in who he was. InMark chapter 4, you get the famous story of Jesus calming the storm. And what happens? Jesus and the disciples are in a boat, Jesus is snoozing on a cushion. I…
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…much weight can be lifted off our shoulders. And that's where the peace of God comes from. You know, I think about the apostles in the storm. It'sMark chapter 4, if you would turn there with me. Mark chapter 4. We'll begin in verse 36. Mark four thirty six. And leaving the crowd, they took him, Jesus, with…
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…know about their opinion, okay? We can leave it at that. All right, I don't know how to transition back to the sermon, but let's make a hard pivot.Mark chapter 4. Hold your spot in verse 21. I'll read it in just a second. Corey Tinboom was a Dutch Christian that was hiding Jews during World War II. And…
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…like nothing is really happening, is there anything going on? Is God still at work even during that time? Today's reading is from the Gospel ofMark, chapter 4. verses 26 to 29. He also said, then the head, then the full kernel in the head. As soon as the grain is ripe, he puts the sickle to it, because…
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…and we are to repent and believe. And that message, that message of the gospel has created a response in people along the way. And so as we come toMark chapter 4, the disciples, they need they need handles to know what to do with this, what they've seen, to know how to process all that they've seen up until…
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…line to tell them what God wants to do for them and through them and has done for them on the cross. Last Sunday we were walking at the end part ofMark chapter 4, and today we're going to back up to the beginning of Mark chapter 4. In Mark chapter 3, Jesus is already being misunderstood and he's being…
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…ground. You plant the seed, but you don't get the harvest until seed time. And once it grows up and matures, then you put in the sickle. And so inMark chapter 4, let's look at Mark chapter 4. This the parable of the sower sows the word. And for purposes of tonight, I think we can substitute promise for…
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…to keep the light of the gospel out so they can't see the truth and the reality of sin and their need for a savior. Jesus says it another way inMark chapter 4and verse 15. Jesus says that the word is like the seed, and the word is being spread. It's being proclaimed, it's being shared. The truth of the…
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…not seeing me. I guess God's not seeing my situation, and we can end up punching out and throwing in the towel before the harvest has come. InMark chapter 4, Jesus is talking about seed, the seed, and he gives the seed language and several analogies, and he gives the parable of the sower, and then at…
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…drive-thru window. We have got to be with him and allow the Spirit of God to infuse us with enough oil to make it. And to be able when we wake up.Mark chapter 4. 14, I think it is, where Jesus went in to pray, and he took the disciples and he said, You wait here. And then he took Peter, James, and John. He…
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…in our safety. But God is never asleep at the wheel. He's always there in control, even when it seems beyond us. Just like the disciples inMark chapter 4when they were caught in that storm. They were out in the boat and Jesus was asleep in the stern, asleep on a cushion. And they said to him,…
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…some anxiety. During that time in that counseling session, the counselor had me look at two passages. Acts 12 was one of them. The other one wasMark, chapter 4. He had me look at Mark 4 before he had me look at Acts 12. I want to remind you of what Mark 4 says. Just listen to this story in Mark 4. Here's…
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…a harvest heart. Oh, hallelujah. A harvest heart is active, not passive. In trying to take people from death to life. It's active, not passive. InMark chapter 4and verse 26. Mark 4 and verse 26. Jesus said, He said, so is the kingdom of God as if a man should cast seed into the ground. So in the beginning,…
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