The Throne and the Scroll (Rev 4-5) – Berry Kercheville
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July 13, 2008|Listen to Sermons
July, 2008
Lest Heeding the Warning Signs – Berry Kercheville
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July 13, 2008|Listen to Sermons
Matthew 9:32-38
After Matthew records nine miracles he offers two reactions. The first is the reaction of the multitudes. They are amazed and say, “Nothing like this has ever been seen in Israel.” That is the honest and truthful…
July 11, 2008|A Moment with the Bible
Matthew 9:27-31
Matthew records nine miracles in chapters eight and nine proving the authority with which He spoke in His sermon on the mountain. However, we must not simply be awed by the power of Jesus, we must look…
July 9, 2008|A Moment with the Bible
Matthew 9:18-26
We noted earlier that chapters eight and nine record nine miracles of Jesus divided into three groups with the reaction of the people given at the conclusion of each grouping. We now come to the final group…
July 8, 2008|A Moment with the Bible
Matthew 9:14-17
The Pharisees normally fasted twice a week. According to Jesus in Matthew 6, they used fasting as a badge of honor to prove their righteousness. There were very few fast days specifically commanded in the Old Testament,…
July 7, 2008|A Moment with the Bible
Blessed Are Those Who Hunger for Righteousness – Wilson Copeland
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July 6, 2008|Listen to Sermons
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July 6, 2008|Listen to Sermons
Matthew 9:11-13
When Jesus attended a feast at Matthew’s house and ate with a group of tax collectors and sinners, the Pharisees were appalled. They believed that touching or eating with sinners made them unclean. “Pharisee” meant “the separated…
July 4, 2008|A Moment with the Bible
Matthew 9:9-10
In chapters eight and nine, Matthew emphasized how Jesus had gone to the outcasts of society. His miracles included a leper, a woman, a Gentile and two demon-possessed men. In the midst of this, Matthew now records…
July 3, 2008|A Moment with the Bible
