Have you ever been blocked before? It could be roadblocks on your way of going somewhere, or blocked eyesight preventing you from seeing clearly. Last week, on a Sabbath day, Jesus healed a man who had a withered (dried) hand as something was blocking the blood/life from flowing to the hand (Mark 3:1-12). The religious […]
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How do you rest on your day off? š“ We often hear our parents, friends, or even coaches tell us to ārest up,ā whether it’s for an event or an exam or for the next day. That means to drop everything we were doing and to go to sleep. Physically our bodies need that rest so
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Have you ever tried to sew a patch onto an old article of clothing? Or have you ever tried to put new wine into old wineskin? What does Jesus mean when he talks about these? In Mark 2:14-22, we saw how you canāt bring your old life into the new life with God, because the old
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What would you do if someone broke open a large hole in your ceiling? And then lowered down their paralyzed friend to meet you? š”š„š³ Thatās what happened to Jesus (Mark 2:1-13). So what did Jesus do? Did Jesus heal the paralyzed guy? Did he give the friends who made a hole a good scolding? Did
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What do you prioritize? What do you consider to be most important? Last week, we saw that there were often large crowds that gathered around Jesus asking for healing (Mark 1:29-45). Moved with compassion, Jesus would heal many of these people of their physical sickness. Physical healing is good, but it is temporary. People often want
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Have you heard the good news? The book of Mark starts off with words, āThe beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God.ā The word āgospelā (Īµį½Ī±Ī³Ī³ĪĪ»Ī¹ĪæĪ½) means āgood newsā, but how exactly is Jesus good news? Whether or not Jesus is good news to us depends on a number of things, as
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āBe watchful, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong. Let all that you do be done in love.ā (1 Cor 16:13-14) Paul closes his letter to the Corinthian church with instructions and plans regarding various people (1 Cor 16). There are plans for a contribution to the church in Jerusalem which has
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The body is truly amazing – we can do many things such as play the piano š¹, go skateboarding š¹, rest š“ and heal š„, and it can do much more! But what does the Bible say about death and resurrection of a person? What does Christās resurrection mean to you? The Apostle Paul wrote
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On the last week’s episode of Logos Fellowship, we tackle the greatness that is 1 Corinthians 14. As Paul keeps going into this point, he ties it all back to the start of the letter, that there is a lot of disorder, or lack of unity, and he brings up the fact that authority is
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Many people can do great things, but without love. A person can give things to others, do things for others, even make many sacrifices, but not out of love. The desire for praise, acknowledgment, self-fulfillment, and more can motivate people to do such things, besides love. In 1 Cor 13, Paul highlights that out of
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