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Matthew 17:20 · BSB
17:20 “Because you have so little faith,” He answered. “For truly I tell you, if you have faith the size of a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you.”
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…he would move among us, that he'd correct us, that he'd shape us where we need to be shaped, and fill us with that joy. I invite you to turn toMatthew chapter 17, and we'll start at verse 24 in just a moment. Let me pray for us and we'll get started. Living God, help us to so hear your holy word that we may…
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…one. He really is powerful enough. He really is loving and true and faithful. And he can and he will keep his promises. Let's take a closer look atMatthew chapter 17. We'll read uh just really these 13 verses. Uh, six days later, six days later from what? What we read and studied last week. So much thanks to our…
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…Jesus' ministry, after he's accomplished a lot of stuff, after he's done miracles and raised the dead and healed the sick and all those things inMatthew chapter 17, there's this moment called the transfiguration, and at it, the Father speaks again. While he was still speaking, a bright cloud covered them, and…
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…to him. Listen to Jesus. I can read it for you. Jesus preaches a sermon on a mount, but he shows up another time in his ministry on a mountain,Matthew chapter 17, where he's transfigured. His heavenly glory is revealed before the disciples. And guess who's there? Moses, Elijah. And Peter kind of blunders…
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This week we will continue the study of the theme of following Jesus in everyday life. And today we will focus onMatthew chapter 17. You can follow along in your bulletin or on the screen. Starting in verse 14 we read, And when it came to the crowd, a man came up to him, and…
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…for all that we've so humbly endured for the sake of Jesus. Now, may I invite you on a on a journey to crush our pride. Make your way in a Bible toMatthew chapter 17. Verse 24, if you are new to the Bible, it's about two-thirds of the way into the Bible. It's the first book of the New Testament, Matthew chapter…
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…that the point Jesus makes. This is not the only time that a mustard seed is used to represent something almost insignificantly small. InMatthew chapter 17, Jesus uses the mustard seed as an example of the tiniest amount of true faith that has the power to move mountains. So the mustard seed is used as…
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…reading to you and preaching from the Word of God. And you can see that and sense that from the text in front of you. And this morning, we're inMatthew chapter 17, beginning in verse 22. We're going to cover just two verses this morning, and they're familiar to you, at least in their content, but it's good…
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…faith. The other little faith society has a powerless faith that thinks it's just fine to go through life without any kind of measuring. Look atMatthew chapter 17, beginning in verse 14. This contains an embarrassing account, really, of disciples left to their own devices. While Jesus and three of his…
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…in Grand Forks, North Dakota. We benefit from God's providence on this first Sunday morning after the resurrection in our passage in God's Word inMatthew chapter 17. What is the most important event during the ministry of Christ for the disciples to share after Resurrection Sunday? Let me ask that again. What…
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Well, good morning, and welcome to another day of our Ashes to Easter morning devotions. Today we're looking atMatthew chapter 17, titled Only Jesus. We're specifically looking at verses 1 through 8 this morning. Six days later, Jesus took Peter and the two brothers, James and…
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…in his son. Now he sends his son into a stinking, rotting world, and he says, This is my son. I love him. I approve of him. It happens again inMatthew chapter 17when Jesus, what we call the Mount of Transfiguration, takes Peter, James, and John. They go up into the mount, and there Moses and Elijah appear…
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…mountain, and Jesus' deity was put on display. He was changed in form. They got to see this exalted God Christ. You can read about that further inMatthew chapter 17, Mark 9, and Luke 9. What an astounding thing this would have been to be a witness of. It was only Jesus' closest confidants, His closest…
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…chose 12 apostles. And from the 12, he was even more intentional with three in particular. And that's what we see going on in today's reading fromMatthew chapter 17. Jesus chose to focus on Peter, James and John. They left the others and they went up the mountain where they witness Jesus' transfiguration. The…
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…the world. And we pray because we know that it changes us. And if we're people that feel the weight of that, remember what Jesus tells us inMatthew chapter 17. That faith the size of a mustard seed can move mountains. And so I want you to think about that in our prayers. If you feel the weight of this, if…
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…of Jesus' public ministry. But it's Matthew 17. Another speaking of the Father of the Son. That I want you to turn your Bibles to right now.Matthew chapter 17. This is the transfiguration. In verse 3. Jesus has gone up to a mountain. He's surrounded by three of his closest disciples. And in verse 3.…
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…look, we're in a series, as you just saw on that bumper called The Mountain. And what we're doing in this series is we're really just diving in toMatthew chapter 17and we're just picking it apart. We're looking at this event. It's only eight verses. We find it in three of the Gospels. But we're pulling out so…
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…kind of glaze over and a lot of times it gets a little bit out there, but I want to do my best to kind of really go deep and have a deep dive intoMatthew chapter 17, into this moment of the transfiguration of Jesus on Mount Harrah. Now, here's how we're gonna do it. We're gonna just take some truths from it.…
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…the best, those are the best words John could come up with to describe the glorified Jesus. And really it should remind us of what happened inMatthew chapter 17when Peter, James, and John, same John, same apostle John, was were taken by Jesus into a mount, and there Jesus was transfigured before them,…
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Today I'd like us to turn back toMatthew chapter 17and we can read again at verse 5. He that is Peter was still speaking when behold a bright cloud overshadowed them and a voice from the cloud said,…
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