Feb 9, 2020
Feeding the People What They Need
Series: Jesus As Lord
What was Jesus trying to teach the disciples with the feeding of the 5,000? 1. God can make much out of little 2. God wants us to feed people (spiritually) 3. Have faith in Me (Jesus), feed the people the Good News (Gospel) and then watch me for the miracles of salvation Mark 6: 30-44 (NKJV) Parallel passages Matthew 14: 13-21; Luke 9: 10-17; John 6: 1-5 Supporting verses: Matthew 13: 54-58
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- Feb 9, 2020Feeding the People What They Need
Feb 9, 2020Feeding the People What They NeedSeries: Jesus As LordWhat was Jesus trying to teach the disciples with the feeding of the 5,000? 1. God can make much out of little 2. God wants us to feed people (spiritually) 3. Have faith in Me (Jesus), feed the people the Good News (Gospel) and then watch me for the miracles of salvation Mark 6: 30-44 (NKJV) Parallel passages Matthew 14: 13-21; Luke 9: 10-17; John 6: 1-5 Supporting verses: Matthew 13: 54-58
- Feb 2, 2020Healing Through Faith
Feb 2, 2020Healing Through FaithSeries: Jesus As LordThe story of Jairus and the woman with a blood disease demonstrates that faith in Jesus is necessary for healing. Both truly believed in Jesus’ ability to heal. Jesus taught his disciples that he had power of disease and over death. Mark 5: 21-43 (NKJV) Parallel passages: Matthew 9: 18-26; Luke 8: 40-56 Supporting verses: John 4: 21-24;John 20: 28-29; Matthew 28: 9, 16-17; Revelation 22: 8-9; Hebrews 1: 6; Numbers 15: 38-39
- Jan 26, 2020A Long Day
Jan 26, 2020A Long DaySeries: Jesus As LordChrist begins to work with the disciples to prepare them for the tasks ahead of them. We see in this passage the disciples’ faith being tested as they cross the Sea of Galilee and the miraculous casting out of demons of a gentile man. Jesus proves that He has power over the natural things that occur in our lives and over the evil spirits that wreak havoc in our lives. Mark 4:35-5:20 (NKJV) Parallel passages- Luke 8: 22-39 and Matthew 8: 23-34 Supporting verses: Matthew 9: 37-38; Romans 1: 16 (NKJV)
- Sep 8, 2019The Sermon on the Mount-An Introduction
Sep 8, 2019The Sermon on the Mount-An IntroductionSeries: Jesus As LordIn the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus addresses the oral laws of the time and the Biblical law given by God. He takes a polemic (offensive) side in explaining the difference between these laws. The Sermon on the Mount teaches about the law of Moses and how it is different from the oral laws the Pharisees preached. Matthew 5; John 3:3; Matthew 4:25; Luke 6:12-13, 17-19; John 10:16; Micah 5:2; Galatians 2:20, 3: 11-13, 22 (NKJV)
- Sep 1, 2019Sabbath Controversy (Part 2)
Sep 1, 2019Sabbath Controversy (Part 2)Series: Jesus As LordBro. Mike continues to look at the inconsistencies between the Biblical law and the oral law concerning the Sabbath. He also explains the terms Apologetics, Pluralistic, and Polemics and how they apply to Christianity today. Matthew 12: 1-14; John 10: 16; Matthew 11: 28-30; Hebrews 4: 1-11 (NKJV)
- Aug 18, 2019Sabbath Controversy
Aug 18, 2019Sabbath ControversySeries: Jesus As LordJesus and His disciples broke the law. The law broken was not, however, the written law but the oral law prescribed by the sages. Jesus has authority not only over the law, but He has authority to interpret the law. Matthew 12: 1-8; Hebrews 9: 15-23; Matthew 27: 50-51, 22: 29, 23: 1-8, 5: 6-7 (NKJV)
- Aug 11, 2019Authority Over the Sabbath
Aug 11, 2019Authority Over the SabbathSeries: Jesus As LordThe Sabbath is the heart of Judaism. It is the only day of creation given a name. There are thousands of Oral Laws governing this day, many more than what are in Scripture. Jesus showed His authority over the Sabbath by healing the man at Bethesda The Pharisees were livid because, although Jesus broke no Scriptural laws, He did break their oral laws. In a similar fashion, Martin Luther led the Great Reformation after studying the Bible and realizing that many of the “laws” of the Catholic Church were not found in Scripture and were in fact just traditions. We are saved by grace through faith and nothing else! Praise God! John 5: 1-47; 1 Corinthians 1: 17-18; 1 Corinthians 15” 1, 3-4; John 6:29 (NKJV)
- Aug 4, 2019Too Many Plates (Authority Over Tradition)
Aug 4, 2019Too Many Plates (Authority Over Tradition)Series: Jesus As LordDo you have too many plates (traditions) in your spiritual life? Things that are demanded of you by church or family traditions but are not scriptural? Take a hard look at the things you are asked to do or believe in. Are they scriptural or are they just church and/or family traditions? Luke 5: 33-39 (NKJV)
- Jul 14, 2019Jesus Has Authority Over Sinners
Jul 14, 2019Jesus Has Authority Over SinnersSeries: Jesus As LordAt this time, there was a lot of tension among the religious rulers of the day. They had seen Jesus cast out demons and heal a leper. Then, they see Him tell a lame man his sins have been forgiven and then tell him to get up and walk. Now He calls a tax collector to be one of his disciples and then goes to eat with a house full of tax collectors and other “undesirables”. The tension comes about because Jesus’ actions are forcing them to make a decision about Him that contradicts all their traditions and (oral) laws. Luke 5: 27-31; Luke 18: 10-14; Matthew 9:13, Mark 2: 16 (NKJV)
- Jul 7, 2019Screaming For the Rooftop
Jul 7, 2019Screaming For the RooftopSeries: Jesus As LordJesus forgave the sins of the lame man and then healed him in front of the Pharisees and religious leaders, once again proving that he was God. Luke 5: 17-26; Leviticus 4:20; (Parallel Passages-Mark 2: 1-12; Matthew 9: 1-8) NKJV
- Jun 23, 2019Jesus Heals A Leper
Jun 23, 2019Jesus Heals A LeperSeries: Jesus As LordThe healing of the leper is important for several reasons. The Bible outlined in Leviticus 13 the law concerning people with leprosy. Leviticus 14 tells us the ritual for cleansing a healed leper. But, until Luke 5: 12, no Jewish leper had ever been healed. Give a listen as Bro. Mike explains the significance of this healing and how it further gives evidence of Jesus as the Messiah and Son of God. Luke 5: 12-16 (NKJV) Parallel verses: Matthew 8: 1-4; Mark 1: 40-45
- Jun 9, 2019Authenticating Jesus’ Authority
Jun 9, 2019Authenticating Jesus’ AuthoritySeries: Jesus As LordIn today’s message, Brother Mike shares passages that authenticate Jesus’ authority as Messiah. They show authority in His teachings as well as over demons (evil spirits), diseases, and nature. Haggai 2:6-9; Malachi 3:1; Matthew 4:13-16; Luke 4:31-41; Matthew 4:23-25; Luke 5:1-4; John 1:34-45, 2:2; Luke 5:5-11 (NKJV)
- Jun 2, 2019Interpretations Lead to Expectations
Jun 2, 2019Interpretations Lead to ExpectationsSeries: Jesus As LordThe Jews interpreted the scriptures as them being on the inside track with God and everyone else was on the outside. This interpretation led them to the expectation that the Messiah would come and conquer their enemies (the Romans) and make them a ruling kingdom here on earth. Are your interpretations and expectations of the Messiah aligned with God’s Word? Luke 4: 14-30; Isaiah 61: 1-2; Isaiah 58: 6; Ephesians 1: 7 (NKJV)
- May 19, 2019Jesus-The Messiah
May 19, 2019Jesus-The MessiahSeries: Jesus As LordJesus began his ministry healing thousands and telling his followers that the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand. The real pivot point in his ministry was in Matthew 12:22 when he healed the blind and mute man by casting out the demon possessing him. This had never been done before and it was at this point that people began to recognize him as the Messiah. Matthew 4:17; Mark 1: 14b-15; Luke 4:14b-15; 1 Corinthians 15: 1-4; Isaiah 11: 1-2 (KJV)
- May 5, 2019God Came for The Whole World
May 5, 2019God Came for The Whole WorldSeries: Jesus As LordJesus and his disciples begin to baptize believers and John the Baptist’s followers question John about their authority to do so. John says that Jesus’ power was given to Him from Heaven and that He must increase, and that John must decrease. He knew that his ministry was coming to an end as Jesus’ ministry was just beginning. Later we see Jesus in Samaria speaking to a Samaritan women at Jacob’s well. He speaks to her not only of her sin in her personal life, but also of the inaccuracies of her religious and cultural beliefs about the Messiah. John 3:22-John 4:30; Isaiah 11: 1-5 (NKJV) (Tablet video unavailable due to technical difficulties.)