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When Jesus answers a question about marriage and divorce, he shows us how people are valued in God's kingdom. Kingdom people must value the vulnerable. (Text: Mark 10.1-12)
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The people of Jesus’ kingdom are proven by fire and by salt. So, expect the pressure to purify you and let Jesus-like, kingdom qualities flavor your relationships. (Text: Mark 9.49-50)
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Jesus’ kingdom is the priority of life and life itself. Keep no one from it and let nothing keep you from it. (Text: Mark 9.43-48)
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Jesus’ kingdom is the priority of life and life itself. Keep no one from it and let nothing keep you from it. (Mark 9.42)
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Jesus is teaching the disciples to think differently about the kingdom of God. Among the many lessons they need to learn, they must understand that in God’s kingdom, the goal isn’t greatness but goodness. (Text: Mark 9.30-37)
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Through a census and a manger, Joseph and Mary provide one more example of preparing for Christmas. Prepare by doing your best and trusting God with the rest. (Text: Luke 2.1-7)
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Through Mary and Elizabeth's exchange, we learn to prepare for Christmas by praising God with certainty that he will fulfill his promises. (Text: Luke 1.39-56)
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Joseph prepared for the first Christmas by making a righteous, compassionate, and flexible plan. (Text: Matthew 1.18-25)
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Mary prepared for the first Christmas by trusting God's word and yielding to God's will. (Text: Luke 1.26-38)
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When the disciples fail to help a father and his suffering son, Jesus teaches them about two important ingredients for good works to work. This week we learn that good works don't work without prayer. (Text: Mark 9.14-29)
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Expositional Bible preaching from the First Baptist Church in Sherman, New York