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Captivated by The Grace of the Cross (John 12:1-8)
Introduction A small card arrives in the post, flowers appear on our doorstep, or words are whispered in our ear. What are they? We might always find ourselves expressing thanks or at the end when thankfulness is expressed to us. I wonder how you would choose to say thank you to someone. It depends on…
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There is Nothing to Worry About (Matthew 6:24-34)
Introduction Think about your most average days; you get up at your usual time and run through the regular rhythm of your day to prepare yourself for what is ahead. Those mornings and moments can become like muscle memory in that we shift thoughts without thinking about them. We are all creatures of habit, and…
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The King and the beauty of his Kingdom Rule (Mark 1:29-45)
Introduction Last week’s section of Mark Chapter one finished with Jesus beginning his public ministry at the Capernaum Synagogue on the Sabbath with his four new disciples. Such was the power in the way that Jesus taught that people who had slumbered through the routine of their religiosity and faith suddenly found themselves awoke by…
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A Demonstration of Authority (Mark 1:21-28)
Our childhood memories of something are always far more imposing than reality. Have you ever been confronted by that in a moment? Perhaps it was going back to a school and finding the space much smaller than you remember, meeting an old teacher whose stature has diminished over the years. For me, it was meeting…
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A Compelling Call (Mark 1:16-20)
The call of Jesus is the most compelling in the world.
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In His Grace We Stand (Romans 5:1-5)
In His Grace we take our Stand and by the Son we boast in his Glory
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Atr Irwin 