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Mark 4:23 · BSB
4:23 If anyone has ears to hear, let him hear.”
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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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…as he preaches another important biblical message from the Word of God. Look at 1 Timothy 6. 1 Timothy chapter 6, please, and also the book ofMark, chapter 4. It won't be a long, long drawn-out message today. Mark chapter 4. 1 Timothy chapter 6. But I want to show you first of all the principle and his…
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…the Gospels, that this is the second storm in which the disciples find themselves in the will of God. You can read about the first storm back inMark chapter 4. And in the first storm, the storm, the Lord Jesus Christ was present with them in the boat, and they even struggled going through that storm with…
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…all my voice just to end with this and um mike and later and i were just talking about this i thought this would be a really helpful way to endmark chapter 4jesus in the boat in the storm how how do you know you've grasped the providence of god in your life in all things you are able to fall asleep in a…
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…morning, we see our last kind of ministry emphasis. We plan to evangelize the lost. Every member engaged in the work of personal evangelism. And soMark chapter 4, our passage this morning is verses 26 through 29. Mark 4 verses 26 through 29. If you don't have a Bible of your own, that's okay. There should be…
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…is not so much into parables. Matthew and Luke have a lot of parables. Mark, not so much. The only real parable we saw a long time ago inMark chapter 4. And yet now at the last of his life, Jesus wants to tell another story, a parable. And Pastor Josh talked, preached last week about what Jesus had…
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…what we're going to look at over the next few weeks are some of those questions that we ask Jesus. So I want you to turn with me in your Bibles toMark chapter 4, and we're going to look at that first question. One of the things I love about Scripture is it gives us these real life experiences and these real…
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…was a great calm. The great storm that inspired great fear gave way to a great calm. And Jesus having then rebuked the sea back there in chapter 4,Mark chapter 4, He then rebukes the disciples and He says, why are you so afraid? Have you still no faith? Just like He says to Peter here on the second occasion,…
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…were caught in a storm, and we are asking the same question. Do these disciples turn to the right thing? And the disciples, too, are fearful. InMark chapter 4, we see that they question Jesus. They go, Teacher, do you not care that we are perishing? And so, what does Jesus do? Unlike Jonah, who says,…
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…been in a storm like that, let me say it's only a matter of time. There's going to be a time when all of us ask this question. Jesus, do you care?Mark chapter 4gives us, I think, essentially two big answers to the question that the disciples ask and that we're asking. And the first one is this. The first…
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…us closer to you and to one another. In Jesus' name, amen. Amen. Well, thanks again. I'm excited to be up here. So as Daisy read, we're reading inMark chapter 4, verses 21 to 34, and it contains these three little parables, the lamp on the stand, the parable of the growing seed, and the parable of the mustard seed. And this…
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…praying for for this day, and I know uh other people other uh here have been praying too, and thank you for that. So uh let uh let's read in um inMark chapter 4, verses uh 1 to 13. Again he began to teach beside the sea, and a very large crowd gathered about him, so that he got into a boat and sat in it on…
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Please turn in your Bibles toMark chapter 4, beginning to read of verse 21. You can find this text printed in your bulletin as well, if you'd like to follow along there. We are in the sermon…
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…morning I really want to talk about the what. What is happening, what are we doing as we take the Lord's Supper? So we're going to get there inMark, chapter 4, but I do want to get there by way of 1 Corinthians 11, because long before I talked about the Lord's Supper, the Apostle Paul probably much better…
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…the forces of this world. We see this again in our Lord Jesus. You may remember when we were together in the gospel of Mark, we saw this story inMark chapter 4that Jesus is with his disciples in the boat and this great storm comes up. Jesus is asleep and the disciples are afraid that it is going to kill…
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…promise. And you see, at the beginning of Jesus' ministry, when he began to teach, this is in Mark's gospel, he began to teach, and we read inMark chapter 4, when Jesus heard that John had been put into prison. He returned to Galilee, leaving Nazareth. He went and lived in Capernaum, which was by the…
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…The first half is about who Jesus is. That's a very important question who is this? And in fact, when Jesus calmed the wind and the waves inMark, chapter 4, what did the disciples say? Who is this? We thought we knew him, a Jewish rabbi. But he's calming the wind and the waves with the word who is…
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…of Scripture. Then, all of a sudden, one day, a boat pulls up on shore and a man gets out of it. If we were to take the time, we could back up toMark, chapter 4. We're not going to do it. But Mark chapter 4 tells us that the day before Jesus had spent his time teaching there on the shore of the Sea of…
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…1 Peter chapter 3 Peter makes a connection between Noah and his family being carried safely through the flood and the church being in Jesus Christ.Mark chapter 4Jesus calms a storm, a little tossed ship on a troubled sea. When the symbol of the cross had to be hidden, it could be easily disguised in the…
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…we know this. They probably know where I'm going with this, but not We're not just commissioned to tell others. We're commissioned to learn. Go toMark chapter 4. You shouldn't be too far from there. Mark chapter 4, verse 33. And this is where the disciples had a huge advantage, man. They were with Christ…
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