Mark chapter 8. In a few moments, verses 34 to 38 will serve with our text. And my title this morning is The Demands of Discipleship. The Demands of Discipleship.…
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Mark 8:12 · BSB
8:12 Jesus sighed deeply in His spirit and said, “Why does this generation demand a sign? Truly I tell you, no sign will be given to this generation.”
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…big questions. And he asked one in our passage today. It was loaded for the ones that he asked that day. It's loaded for us as well. It's found inMark chapter 8, beginning verse 27. And it says, and Jesus went on with his disciples to the village of Caesarea Philippi. And on the way, he asked his disciples,…
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Julius: The Holy Gospel according toMark chapter 8beginning at verse 1 and this will serve as the sermon text this morning. In those days, when there was again a large crowd and they had nothing to…
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…quite possible that they're like, I don't really get this. Is he speaking metaphorically? Is this real? And if you remember a couple weeks ago inMark chapter 8, when Peter was like, Jesus, you're the Messiah. What did Jesus do? He like Peter's like, just said, hey, this is what the Messiah does. He suffers…
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…the question was, what good are all of these camels if you've lost your wife and your integrity? In our case, if you remember what Jesus said inMark chapter 8, what good is it if you gain the whole world and lose your soul? God very often uses seasons of scarcity to expose what or who our faith is really…
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…Rejoice and be exceedingly glad, for great is your reward in heaven, for so they persecuted the prophets who were before you. In the Gospel ofMark, chapter 8, as we read from Eugene Peterson's paraphrase the message, our Lord's direction on embracing suffering is crystal clear. Anyone who intends to come…
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…the force of the passage. So I'm going to give you a tool that's been helpful for me. Here's the tool. It comes from uh a story of Jesus healing inMark chapter 8. Uh you'll remember that Jesus took a man who was blind outside the village. He prays for him once, and he says, Do you can you see? Jesus asks,…
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Mark chapter 8. My title this morning is When Bad News is the best news ever. April 13th, 1970. The crew of Apollo 13 radioed a message that probably all of us…
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…fall into. Jesus says, whoever is ashamed of me and of my words, of him shall the Son of Man be ashamed when he comes in the glory of his Father,Mark chapter 8and verse 38. Paul says in Romans 1, 16, I'm not ashamed of the gospel of Christ, and all of these are, I mean, look, Paul says it to Timothy.…
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Mark chapter 8. My title this morning is Faithful But Forgetful. Faithful but forgetful. So forgetting. It's something that most of us can relate to, right? You…
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…leaves us about who Jesus is, then we can start to properly understand who He's called us to be. So if you have your Bibles, we're going to be inMark chapter 8, and we're going to go from verse 27 to 9.1. If you don't have a Bible, uh put up your hand. We have some on either side of the theater. Our users…
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…of the commentaries. What we see at the beginning, uh starting with the feeding of the 5,000 in the middle of Mark chapter 6, through the end ofMark chapter 8, these are actually parallel storylines, right? Mark tells what happened in some of these on the left-hand side, right? Feeding of the multitude,…
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…can do that. I'm like we can yeah, well YouTube it and you instruct me through it. Hey, touch this hot wire, just make sure it's off. Okay. So inMark chapter 8, this is where we find Peter. But before I dive into our text as far as in verse 31, I want us to look at a couple of other spots to kind of set…
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…into Jesus. When you look at Mark chapter 6, he's in Gennesaret. And people brought friends there that needed a touch from Jesus. Later inMark chapter 8, he's in Bethesda. And there they bring a blind man to him. In Mark chapter 10, they bring their children to him just so he can touch them. People…
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…TOO MUCH? I MEAN, IT'S WEDNESDAY. I MEAN, I COULD, WE COULD START OVER. AMEN. ALL RIGHT. NOW I'M GONNA WRITE ON THAT EGO. ALL RIGHT, THE BOOK OFMARK CHAPTER 8. WOULD YOU STAND WITH ME FOR THE READING OF GOD'S WORD? HALLELUJAH. IN FACT, I WOULD ENCOURAGE THE CRITICS TO KEEP CRITICIZING, THE SCOFFERS TO…
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…in John chapter 9. It's a similar miracle, but it's an entirely different story. And I love Mark's account of this unique miracle that Jesus does.Mark chapter 8. I'm gonna read the whole thing all the way through quickly, okay? It says they came to Bethsaida, and some people, I'm gonna come back to that…
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…is not meant to be a rigid, literal blueprint. [SPEAKER_00]: There's a lot of symbolism there. [SPEAKER_00]: Jesus talked about this actually inMark chapter 8. [SPEAKER_00]: that disciples argued with each other as they often did. [SPEAKER_00]: And all the good stories start off with them, arguing with…
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…1 John 2. If we put on the mind of Christ, we ought to not be ashamed of telling someone else about our Lord and Savior. Look at it if you would,Mark chapter 8. And let these words sink in deeply. Verse 38. Whosoever therefore shall be what? Say it. Ashamed of who? And who's speaking? Jesus. So Jesus says,…
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…the same is true. But are we ashamed of him? Are you ashamed of him tonight? That's the other side of the coin here. We looked at this last week inMark chapter 8in verse 38. Whoever is ashamed of me and of my words in this adulterous and sinful generation, of him will the Son of Man also be ashamed when he…
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Well, we're going to turn back for a time to look at a reading inMark chapter 8. ! Before we come to read some verses there, though, just take these words of Psalm 19, as we've just read them with us into this passage as well.…
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