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Mark 8:23 · BSB
8:23 So He took the blind man by the hand and led him out of the village. Then He spit on the man’s eyes and placed His hands on him. “Can you see anything?” He asked.
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…have to do more than listen. Jesus' call is not less than listening to him, but it is so much more than that. Remember, we've talked before aboutMark chapter 8, which we haven't even gotten to yet, when Jesus says this, If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow…
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…upon rule upon rule as a sign of the spiritual life or the religious life. And here's how the story goes. On sort of just a bit of a context, it'sMark 8, verses 1 to 23we're looking at today. And Mark is, if you're maybe watching this for the first time or you haven't watched it in a while, Mark is an ancient…
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…who am I? In each of the talks of these next three weeks, I want to finish by asking a question about how Jesus sees who we are. In Luke chapter 9,Mark chapter 8, Jesus asks his disciples the famous question, who do you say that I am? It's the big question of Christianity. And I want to take that question,…
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…ask this question, Who then is this that even the wind and the sea obey him? That's the question they ask. That's the question Jesus will ask inMark chapter 8. He'll say, Who do you say that I am? As we come to this passage, we're in Mark chapter 5, verses 1 through 20. I just want to say there is a lot…
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…And this question from the disciples is meant to be our question as well. We'll see that question again as we go through the Gospel, especially inMark chapter 8. So this is the first time, but not the last time, that we'll understand this is the question this Gospel intends for us to ask. We've moved on…
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…important than sexual freedom. And so it feels like God wants to destroy us rather than save us. Of course we have the words of our Lord Jesus fromMark chapter 8. If anyone would come after me let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me. For whoever would save his life would lose it but whoever…
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…for yourself is is part of uh our Sunday morning service. So uh Brian has Bibles if you need one, and we're going through Mark, continuing throughMark chapter 8. Stand over just in case here. So you want to turn to Mark 8 with me. I am Pete Maskell. I'm an elder here at Abike Calvary and uh filling in for…
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…what you're thinking. If I saw 5,000 people fed with a few fish and a few loaves of bread, I wouldn't forget that. Well, if you were to go over toMark chapter 8, 1 to 4, they've got that on the screen. You know what you'd find? In fact, just turn, turn over. I'm not going to ask you to read it, but just…
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This morning we're gonna be inMark chapter 8, so you can go ahead and open up there. We're gonna be starting in verse 22 and going through verse 33. From day one that we started our Sunday…
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…follow him. And so ultimately, they prove to be unfruitful. And I think Jesus has these categories in mind as he's calling the crowds to him inMark chapter 8. He's thinking, listen, you may acknowledge who I am. You may even see my purpose. But so did the people who received it with joy. So did the rocky…
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…So I want to talk just a little bit about that before we actually pray for them. In our text today, and actually, sorry, we're going to be inMark chapter 8, starting in verse 1. If you need a Bible to raise your hand, we'd love to bring you one. But in our text today, we're going to see Jesus face…
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…we're going to care about that. Right? Just as Jesus did. Third, willing denial of self. Willing denial of self. Jesus is going to get at this inMark chapter 8when he says, if anyone would come after me, let him deny himself. And finally, this is what happens in 1 Peter chapter 2, patient endurance of…
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…we respond? By the way, these are not questions that I just came up with. These are the questions that the Gospel of Mark actually asks itself. InMark chapter 8, Jesus is going to ask his disciples, who do people say that I am? They're going to tell him and then he's going to say, okay, who do you say that…
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…away from God, by God's grace, aiming them at and running them to Jesus, and it's all for His glory. And then last week, I sought to aim you fromMark chapter 8of what a disciple is, and I threw at you a bunch of L's. A disciple is anyone who is, who is by God's grace, laying down their life to learn from…
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…to Jesus. Jesus, what do you say a disciple is? How does Jesus answer the question, what is a disciple? And so this morning, we're going to turn toMark chapter 8, and we're going to look at 27 through 38, and we're going to look at this kind of nice section of God's Word to look to Jesus and to learn from…
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…he rebuked Peter and said, Get behind me, Satan, for you are not setting your mind on the things of God, but on the things of man. That'sMark chapter 8, Mark chapter 9, verse 30. They went on from there and they passed through Galilee, and he did not want anyone to know. For he was teaching his…
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…more evil than standing in the way or opposing the will of God. Jesus made this clear in an interaction with Peter. We'll get to it eventually inMark chapter 8. You'll remember that Jesus, after Peter had just made this great confession that you are the Christ, Jesus says that's true. And he begins to tell…
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…in order for us to be loved and forgiven and filled up. But He doesn't stop there. Following Him means we die too. Let's keep reading verse 34,Mark chapter 8. Then He called the crowd to Him along with His disciples and said, whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross…
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…also falls away, not permanently. Remember, Peter falls away because he doesn't like the idea of a suffering Savior. We see that in places likeMark chapter 8, where he rebukes Jesus for saying that he's going to suffer. Then, if you've been with us, you know when we get to 1 Peter and 2 Peter, what is…
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…to speak to someone from a mountain. God chose another time to speak to someone through a burning bush. God uses different ways. And actually inMark chapter 8, there's a really great example of this in verse 22 to 26, where it actually tells about some men who were taking their friend, a blind man, to see…
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