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Mark 8:3 · BSB
8:3 If I send them home hungry, they will faint along the way. For some of them have come a great distance.”
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…the dead, and friends, it is absolutely worth it. Here is Christ in all his splendid glory. And here is the promise that he makes at the end ofMark chapter 8. For whoever wants to save their life will lose it. But whoever loses their life for me and for the gospel will save it. Let us pray together. So…
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…hope and their investment and their trust in God will have something that cannot be destroyed and that will last forever. And so Jesus tells us inMark chapter 8, in calling the crowd to him with his disciples, he, that is Jesus, said to them, if anyone would come to me. If anyone would come after me, let…
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…you don't take it as God's word, which we do as a church, but if you take it as a historical document, it's recorded that Jesus said in places likeMark chapter 8and verse 31, 31, and Jesus began to teach them that the Son of Man, he's referring to himself, must suffer many things and be rejected by the…
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…the proud, but gives grace to the humble. Humble yourselves therefore into the mighty hands of God so that the proper time he may exalt you.Mark chapter 8, the last will be first and the first will be last. They're able to perform this miracle, this external miracle of raising this guy up who was…
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…for our sin. This verse is referring to the work that we do, not the work that Jesus does, who are now united with Jesus. So it's very similar toMark chapter 8where Jesus says, you want to come follow me, take a big cross and follow me. It's Jesus' very vivid speech for a life of self denial. And so here,…
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…and to not be caught up in the trivial nature of the temporal. It fuels the daily dying that is necessary to follow our risen Lord. RememberMark chapter 8, as we just finished studying through Mark. If we want to be a disciple of Jesus Christ, we're going to have to take up our cross and follow Him.…
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…but teaching them to observe all the things that Jesus has commanded us to do. Now go back, if you will, with me. Turn back a few pages back toMark chapter 8. And I want to just expand our text a bit. I think that verse 34, what Jesus says here is kind of this axiomatic statement. This statement on which…
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…We no longer worship us. We now worship Jesus as Lord. This isn't new at this point in the text. He said this before. Turn back toMark chapter 8. beginning of verse 34. And calling the crowd to Him with His disciples, He said to them, If anyone would come after Me, follow Me, Be My disciple.…
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…of redemptive history. He's just driving the same point. It's the theme of this second act of Mark's that He's made previously to us. RememberMark chapter 8, 34 and 35. This is in response to the improper understanding of the disciples. If anyone would come after Me, let him deny himself and take up his…
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So let's begin together readingMark chapter 8, beginning in verse 31. And he began to teach them that the Son of Man must suffer many things and be rejected by the elders and the chief priests…
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…that be the measure today as we celebrate being fathers. Let us, in that process, point our kids to Christ. We'll be reading together today fromMark chapter 8, beginning in verse 22 and reading down through verse 33. And they came to Bethsaida, and some people brought to him a blind man and begged him to…
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…8 through 16. We're gonna finish Mark by Easter, which seems kind of like a daring feat, but we're gonna do it by God's grace. So turn with me toMark chapter 8. It's page 843 in the Black Pew Bible, if you wanna turn there. We'll put this passage on the screen, but it's good to have it open. If you can…
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…things. I love how amazing this part of Mark actually is. Something I learned a while ago and was reminded in class this term is the structure ofMark chapter 8. Jesus has just finished healing a blind man of his physical blindness. It's kind of a weird story. He spits in his face and the guy kind of sees…
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…our text is saying this morning. And it's not just here in Romans. Jesus Himself spoke of dying to yourself, picking up your cross. Luke chapter 9,Mark chapter 8, Matthew chapter 8, Matthew chapter 16, all speak to having to die yourself. It's not something new. This isn't some new idea. It's not something…
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