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Mark 4:28 · BSB
4:28 All by itself the earth produces a crop—first the stalk, then the head, then grain that ripens within.
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…secret, the spirits listen, the people don't always. We see in 6 33 34 that Jesus wants to withdraw from the crowd into solitude. We also see inMark, chapter 4in the most puzzling passages in all the Bible. Because In this passage Jesus confesses to his disciples that he actually designs parables, in…
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…the false convert, about the apostate. And it's doing so to warn us, to help us to be careful that we remain in the way of the truth. Jesus inMark chapter 4kind of normalizes this for us, teaches us that we ought to expect it to be the case as we walk in this world. So if you would, please join me in…
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…along the trail. Some falls in the thorny soil and so on. Different soils. You've probably heard this parable. If you haven't, you can read it inMark chapter 4or Matthew chapter 13 or Luke chapter 8. And those lists are now on the podcast. And maybe somebody on Facebook will type them in. Mark 4, Matthew…
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…his command. That's what God is looking for, and so you know. Remember, remember, jesus Climbed in the boat with his disciples. This comes out ofMark, chapter 4and verse 35. We'll read these verses here. It says on the same day, when evening had come, he, jesus, said to them let us cross over to the other…
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…this is something a lot of us need to remember that Jesus understood that real change happens, real change happens bottom up, not top down. So inMark chapter 4, Jesus says, How can I describe the kingdom of God? What story should I use to illustrate it? It's like a mustard seed planted in the ground. It's…
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…this is something a lot of us need to remember that Jesus understood that real change happens, real change happens bottom up, not top down. So inMark chapter 4, Jesus says, How can I describe the kingdom of God? What story should I use to illustrate it? It's like a mustard seed planted in the ground. It's…
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…kill and destroy. You know, the most important of those three words is steal, because the enemy comes to steal the water of God from you. Look atMark, chapter 4, the parable of the sword. What is the first soil Is seed that fall by the wayside and the birds of the air come and take it. And Jesus explained…
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…questions that come out of the text from the inside. And we'll see this explicitly for the first time in our passage this week. It's in verse 41 ofMark chapter 4that the disciples say, Who then is this that even the wind and the sea obey Him? And this question from the disciples is meant to be our question…
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…that God 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 4, starting at verse 13. And he said, With many such parables, he spoke the word to them as they were able to hear. He did not speak to them without…
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…the Gospel of Mark, and you'll remember that the Gospels tell the story of Jesus and His life and His death and His resurrection, and we've been inMark chapter 4. The last couple of weeks, we've looked at the topic of hearing, how important and urgent it is, and two weeks ago, we looked at the parable of the…
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…and you'll remember that the Gospels tell the story of Jesus in His life, in His death, and His resurrection. And this week, we are continuing inMark chapter 4. We're going to be picking up in verse 21, continuing the theme of what we saw from last week. You'll remember we looked at the importance of…
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…our faith so that we can experience the Lord breaking through in new, different, and just supernatural ways. So if I have a Bible, you can turn toMark chapter 4. We'll be there pretty much all morning. And it's a familiar passage. If you've grown up in church, you probably have heard this a time or two. And…
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…His death and His resurrection. We're shifting our focus a little bit. We left Mark chapter 3 behind last week, and this morning we're beginningMark chapter 4, where Jesus leaves His healing, and we begin to see specifically Him teaching about the kingdom of God. This is the section in Mark with a great…
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…God has to say to us in His Word. We're continuing our series in the Gospel of Mark. Today we're ending Mark chapter 3, and next week we'll beginMark chapter 4. You'll remember that the Gospels tell the story of Jesus in His life and His death and His resurrection. And as we come to Mark, there are two…
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…oars being out indicate that they're caught in a storm. And this is almost an identical scenario to one that we covered about a month or so ago inMark chapter 4. So I'm gonna sort of recycle some of the points that James made. As he described previously, the geography around the Sea of Galilee is such that…
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…his nets and follows him. To follow Christ is costly. It requires all of us. Last week, I rushed through a reading of the parable of the sower fromMark chapter 4. Toward the end of the sermon. I want to put this toward the beginning of our time together today. And so, if you will, turn with me. Keep James…
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…their hearts. For the word of God to take root. And bring forth fruit in their lives. As I think about this. I'm drawn to the parable of the sower.Mark chapter 4. Beginning in verse 3. Jesus says, listen. Behold, a sower went out to sow. And I love this parable. Because Jesus explains it. It's always nice…
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…is going to sprout in that ground. And there's going to be a harvest. And it's not just going to be a little harvest. There's another parable inMark chapter 4about the mustard seed. Which is a tiny little seed. And yet, it grows into a big garden shrub. In which the birds of the air can roost at night…
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…about in holidays. You just see the connections as you're going through the gospels reading about it. One of my favourite things in the gospels,Mark chapter 4. Right? Tucked it at the end of Mark chapter 4. Jesus, we read it earlier, on the boat with his disciples. Right? What is happening in that scene?…
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…book of Mark to understand what's meant by the kingdom of God. So this is just an introduction. We're going to have the parables of the kingdom inMark chapter 4, where we'll have a chance to slow down and look at the kingdom in detail. But I'm going to start with the most obvious thing of all. If it's true,…
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