
Sunday Services
Oct 12, 2008
Prayer
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Praise & Worship Songs
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All About Love Blessed Be The Lord Hallelujah Anyhow High and Lifted Up If That Mountain Don't Move Jesus I Love You Mary Did You Know My Help |
Now Behold The Lamb O Lord You're Beautiful Psalm 150 Soften Your Heart The Potter's Hand There Is A Redeemer Total Praise When I Think About The Lord |
So that you may sing along, the lyrics for each song are available when you click on your selection. |
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Today's Lesson Matthew 8:1-13 Matthew 8:1 When he was come down from the mountain, great multitudes followed him. |
To worship is to humble yourself before God, to give Him praise and thanksgiving, and to approach Him in reverence. Jesus honored His Father's will, used the power of His anointing, and commanded the leper to be healed. This shows several things: Once healed, Jesus commands that the ex-leper go immediately to find a priest who can make sin offerings and thankgiving offerings to God.Leviticus 14 Notice the factors in place that motivate Jesus (God-the Son) to act:
Jesus had been facing many doubters, especially those in church leadership. When He sees this man (who was not of Abraham's seed) speak and act in such a high level of faith. He is amazed, and begins to upbraid (chide, rebuke) all of Israel for their lack of faith in Him. He then becomes somber and gives a very dire pronouncement: Many of the seed of Abraham (who were favored as the human children of God) would lose that favor, because they lacked the faith in Him, that the centurion had demonstrated. If the centurion (being unfavored) could believe in Jesus and show that level of faith, then several in Israel (the favored) would suffer the punishment designed for those who refused to believe He was the Messiah, the Savior, the Son of God. They would be cast away from Jesus and our from Heavenly Father, given in eternity to whom they now served in unbelief (Satan, the devil) and share in his inheritance, i.e., eternal torment, with no way of repenting and reversing their eternity.
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Mark 5:1-20 Sept 28, 08 Mark 1:23-29 Oct 5, 08 |
Things to take away from this sermon:
Do not be foolish. Follow the patterns shown above:
Jesus really is LORD--over everything! |