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Mark 9:17-18
Have you ever felt powerless to accomplish the work Jesus has called you to do? If so, then you know exactly how the disciples felt. Don’t become discouraged.
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Mark 8:32-33
Rebuking Jesus is never a good idea. Not only is it wrong, but it is also terribly irreverent. No one who has a clear understanding of who Jesus is would do such a thing…or would they?
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Mark 8:27-30
Everything in life comes back to two things: learning and timing. Jesus demonstrates both with His disciples.
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Mark 8:18-20
Jesus is the source we need for whatever we lack. We simply need to come to Him and depend on Him to provide.
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Mark 6:47-48;52
Nothing can soften a hardened heart like adversity that God sovereignly uses. The Lord cares too much about us to leave us in such a detrimental spiritual condition.
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Mark 5:35-37a
The spiritual food God has given us is His Word. Before we can feed others, we must first be fed ourselves.
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Mark 5:36-37
Fear will paralyze you. Faith will set you free. The question is: which one will characterize your life?
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Mark 5:18-20
Personal testimony is a powerful tool God uses to point people to Himself. It is difficult to argue with a genuinely changed life. Share your transformation story, Christian—God will use it.
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Mark 4:37-39
Storms in life will always come. Although God is sovereign over them, the wrong response is to accuse Him of not caring. He cares!
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Mark 3:28-30
For centuries mankind has wrestled with the question, “Is my sin forgivable?” The reality is that every sin can be forgiven except one—blasphemy against the Holy Spirit.Jesus says that whoever…
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Mark 3:1-2
Kennedy Gordy, the son of Motown founder Barry Gordy, made his music debut under the stage name Rockwell with the hit song, Somebody’s Watching Me.
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Mark 2:4-5
The more desperately a person recognizes their need for Jesus, the more real His presence and sufficiency will become in their life. Hebrews 11:6 tells us that God “rewards those who seek him.”
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Mark 1:14-15
God’s prophetic plan is tied to a specific timeline, and nothing can frustrate or overturn it. When the time is fulfilled, God brings about the next step of His plan.
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Mark 1:45
Disobedience always carries consequences beyond what the human eye can see. Sometimes those consequences affect the opportunities Jesus gives us to serve Him and minister to others.
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Matthew 28:18-20
The Great Commission is every believer’s mission. We are to go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them and teaching them to observe all that Jesus has commanded us.
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Matthew 27:54
The death of Jesus Christ confirmed that He was everything He claimed to be. The evidence was clear, at least to one Roman centurion.
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Matthew 28:12-14
You know you’re in a state of denial when you pay someone to cover up the greatest miracle to ever occur: the resurrection of Jesus Christ. What a sad state to be in.
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Matthew 28:5-7
When God says something will happen, you can count on it happening, no matter how unbelievable it may seem. The Resurrection is one such event. Who rises from the dead?
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Matthew 27:54
The death of Jesus Christ confirmed that He was everything He claimed to be. The evidence was clear, at least to one Roman centurion.
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Matthew 27:45-46
Jesus was forsaken so we do not have to be. The Father poured out His wrath against our sin upon His Son so that we could have a way of escape.
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Matthew 17:11-14
There is wisdom in remaining silent when falsely accused. Sometimes our defense only makes the matter worse.
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Matthew 27:1-5
Being remorseful over your sin does not move God to forgive and restore you. God desires repentance. That includes confessing our sin, turning away from it, and turning to Him in faith.
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Matthew 26:74-75
Sorrow is a God-given human emotion that is meant to lead us to repentance (2 Cor 7:10). Sorrow alone will not make us turn away from sin and turn back to God, but that is its purpose.
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Matthew 26:63-64
Truth is often not palatable because it contradicts the ideology of some hearers. We must never allow what we believe to keep us from receiving the truth when it is clearly spoken to us.After
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