Christ never did back down from confrontations with the religious leaders of his day and these two passages from chapters 11 and 12 of the book of Mark are certinaly no exception. But the response he gave them was of great importance to us as we consider the deity of Christ and his place as the true God-Man. The passages for our message are taken from Mark 11:27-33 and Mark 12:1-12.

Christ never did back down from confrontations with the religious leaders of his day and these two passages from chapters 11 and 12 of the book of Mark are certinaly no exception. But the response he gave them was of great importance to us as we consider the deity of Christ and his place as the true God-Man. The passages for our message are taken from Mark 11:27-33 and Mark 12:1-12.

A title like the one for this message is not likely to be immediately comprehensible. But in opening the letter from Paul to Philemon, we see both a message to this church leader and to his church, not to mention the church today. The first 7 verses of this rather brief book are of unique intent to the Christian and share with us a message near to the heart of God, one of refreshment and the joy of living and working in His Kingdom and for his glory.

A title like the one for this message is not likely to be immediately comprehensible. But in opening the letter from Paul to Philemon, we see both a message to this church leader and to his church, not to mention the church today. The first 7 verses of this rather brief book are of unique intent to the Christian and share with us a message near to the heart of God, one of refreshment and the joy of living and working in His Kingdom and for his glory.

A title like the one for this message is not likely to be immediately comprehensible. But in opening the letter from Paul to Philemon, we see both a message to this church leader and to his church, not to mention the church today. The first 7 verses of this rather brief book are of unique intent to the Christian and share with us a message near to the heart of God, one of refreshment and the joy of living and working in His Kingdom and for his glory.

A title like the one for this message is not likely to be immediately comprehensible. But in opening the letter from Paul to Philemon, we see both a message to this church leader and to his church, not to mention the church today. The first 7 verses of this rather brief book are of unique intent to the Christian and share with us a message near to the heart of God, one of refreshment and the joy of living and working in His Kingdom and for his glory.