While interrupted by a man demanding Jesus make his brother split an inheritance with him, Jesus gets right to the heart of greed and speaks timeless truth to all of us today. Be thankful for the warning of these truths and be encouraged by the grace He extends to all to be rich toward God in the exposition by this week’s guest speaker in Luke 12:13-21:
Bible Exposition Conference, 12-13 Oct 2018: Return to Me (Book of Malachi)
Enjoy & be encouraged again by the conference messages:
Session 1A: They Beat One, And Killed Another, And Stoned a Third (Malachi 1:1)
Session 1B: I Will Be Gracious To Whom I Will Be Gracious (Malachi 1:2-5)
Session 2: Oh That One Among You Would Shut The Gates (Malachi 1:6-2:9)
Session 3: That No Man Transgress And Defraud His Brother (Malachi 2:10-16)
Session 4: Do Homage To The Son, That He Does Not Become Angry (Malachi 2:17-3:5)
Session 5: If You, LORD, Should Mark Iniquities, O LORD, Who Could Stand? (Malachi 3:6-12)
Session 6: For You Who Fear My Name, The Sun of Righteousness Will Rise (Malachi 3:13-4:3)
Conclusion: The Lord is Patient Toward You (Malachi 4:4-6)
Jesus Warns of the Eternal Sin (Mark 3:22-30)
On this second preaching tour, different crowds have came looking for Jesus – the desperate self seeking crowd, anxious family members, and vicious enemies . In today’s passage, the enemies return with more severe charges, claiming that Jesus does His miracles by the power of Satan. Jesus exposes their lies and warns of the eternal sin. Be encouraged as you listen to the exposition of Mark 3:22-30:
Jesus Relentlessly Focused on the Father’s Mission (Mark 3:20-21)
With the clock ticking & knowing His time to be crucified by the religious leaders is near, Jesus relentlessly focused on His Father’s mission of preaching the Gospel to perishing souls. He prioritized this even over food & family. Be encouraged by the life of our Lord Jesus through the exposition of God’s Word in Mark 3:20-21:
Jesus Chooses His Disciples (Mark 3:13-19)
Sunday Worship (23 September 2018)
Continuing from the previous passage where Jesus continues to be faithful to His Father’s mission despite plans to kill Him, Jesus chooses disciples who would continue His work after He dies, rises & ascends to Heaven. Reading through the list of the twelve disciples, we should immediately realize there is nothing great or extraordinary about the men Jesus chose. It is an encouraging testament that the great God chooses to work through those who are not great, like each one of us. Be encouraged as you listen to the exposition of Mark 3:13-19 :
