John 19:26-30

When Jesus says “It is finished,” He is saying He has accomplished the will of the Father; our debt has been paid; our sins have been forgiven; and we are freed from the power of death.

1 John 2:28-3:4

John’s epistle teaches us that those who remain in Christ receive a new relationship marked by resemblance.

Matthew 20:29-34

Only the blind and broken crowd to Jesus and are healed. Until we get past our pride, He cannot help.

Matthew 13:44-46

This week Dr. Batson leads us through Matthew 13 where we see Jesus teaching, using the parable of the pearl of great price. The man in our story gave everything he had for that pearl. Are we giving our all?

Mark 10:46-52

Our “Misunderstanding” series concludes with a second healing. It takes a blind man “by the way” to reveal what happens when you see Jesus clearly.

Matthew 4:17, 23

Join us as Dr. Batson speaks on waiting and worrying. In our scripture the Kingdom of God had arrived, the Messiah was here that Israel had been waiting for, so what was there to worry about?

Mark 10:32-45

In week 5 of our Misunderstanding series, two disciples reveal the heart of all twelve. In their odd request, they reveal four misconceptions about discipleship.

Mark 10:32-45

In week 5 of our Misunderstanding series, two disciples reveal the heart of all twelve. In their odd request, they reveal four misconceptions about discipleship.

Mark 9:9-37

In week 4 of our Misunderstanding series, Jesus takes three disciples up the mountain to remind them that the Christ of the cross is still the God of glory and takes them down the mountain to say that the Majestic Messiah is still the Suffering Servant.

February 25, 2024 // You Shall Teach Them by First Baptist Amarillo