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1) Jesus was teaching and healing people when some men brought a paralyzed man to him. Unable to get through the crowd, they lowered the man through the roof on his mat. 2) When Jesus saw their faith, he forgave the man's sins. The Pharisees questioned Jesus' authority to forgive sins. 3) Jesus healed the paralyzed man to demonstrate that the Son of Man has authority on Earth to forgive sins. Everyone was amazed by what they witnessed.
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A ruler named Jairus came to Jesus and begged him to heal his 12-year-old daughter who was dying. As Jesus was following Jairus to his home, a woman who had been bleeding for 12 years touched Jesus' garment, believing it would heal her. Her bleeding immediately stopped. Jesus turned and acknowledged her faith had healed her. When Jesus arrived at Jairus' home, his daughter had already died. Jesus took her by the hand and told her to get up, and she was raised from the dead. Both the woman and Jairus' daughter were healed after 12 years of illness or affliction by touching Jesus or being in his presence, demonstrating his power over sin, death and disease
Luke6 17 26jesusisenough
1) Jesus teaches his disciples about blessings and woes according to the Beatitudes. He says those who are poor, hungry, weeping will find blessings, while the rich, well-fed, and those who laugh now will find woes.
2) Jesus promises his disciples that they will be fearless, happy, and in constant trouble if they follow him.
3) The sermon discusses being content with God's approval rather than living for approval from others or material possessions, and trusting that God is enough rather than worrying.
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The document outlines the key message components of the Great Commission as found in the Gospels and Acts. It discusses that the message involves hearing the gospel, believing in Jesus, repenting of sins, confessing faith, and being baptized. It provides biblical references for each of these elements in the teachings and commands of Jesus and the early Christian preaching recorded in Acts.
Rocking the jailhouse
1) Paul and Silas were imprisoned after Paul cast a demon out of a slave girl who was fortune telling. They spent the night in prison praying and singing hymns.
2) Suddenly, an earthquake opened the prison doors and unchained all the prisoners. The jailer thought the prisoners had escaped and was about to kill himself but Paul stopped him.
3) The jailer and his household came to faith in Jesus after Paul and Silas shared the gospel with them. They were released from prison after appealing to their rights as Romans.
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1. Obedience to God results in opposition but also releases God's miracles and blessings. When the apostles obeyed God by continuing to preach, they were imprisoned but an angel freed them.
2. True strength comes from obedience to God rather than men. The apostles were willing to obey God over human authorities.
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Counter move Acts 17:1-15
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01 January 24, 2016, Matthew 7;13-27, Two Paths, One Choice
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Beloved Brothers and Sisters,
Don't forget to make GOD the Priority, Others Second and Ourselves Last.
From the Heart,
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Why Didn't Anyone Tell Me The Covenant Was So Good Pt 3
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Date: 8/31/14
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109 Jesus the Center of Everything
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Worshiping in spirit and in truth
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He is Risen!
1) Jesus predicted both his death by crucifixion and his resurrection from the grave.
2) Jesus was deeply distressed at the coming crucifixion but submitted to God's will to save mankind from sin.
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