By What Authority
In Mark 11, Jesus boldly reveals His authority over Jerusalem, the temple, and all of God’s promises. Discover why empty religion can never save, how Christ fulfills the Old Testament, and why the only hope for every person is to repent, believe, and follow Him.
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As Jesus makes His final journey to Jerusalem, He encounters Bartimaeus – a blind beggar who sees more clearly than the crowds around him. His response to Jesus becomes a model of true discipleship, showing us what it means to hear, believe, and follow Christ.
> watchA Ransom for Many
Disciples of Jesus look for opportunities–whether in the church, home or work–to set aside their own needs, desires and preferences and place a higher value on the needs of others. Do you use your power to subjugate or serve? What would your marriage, family and workplace look like if you used your power and authority for the highest and best of others, rather than yourself.
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> The Gospel of Mark
God’s purposes in Jesus are to reconcile us and the whole created order back to himself.
> watchHe is not a God who hates the material world, He is a God who takes on flesh and redeems it.
> watchIn this theatre of time and space that we inhabit, there is no such thing as random accidentally. All things, including your life, exist to make the glories of Christ more fully known.
> watchChrist’s rule and reign over everything is not disconnected from the mundane things of everyday life. He is tangibly connected to our reality.
> watchPray for spiritual wisdom, pray for power to endure with joy, and pray with thanksgiving.
> watchBaptism reminds us that we weren’t saved by our own faithfulness, but by the faithfulness of another.
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