Calvary Baptist Church in Jasper, Florida

The writer of “Something to Believe In” gives 4 reasons for lack of faith in God: hypocrisy, war, personal loss and homelessness.

God Almighty sees mothers in their distress, desperation and darkness.

The final three fruits of the Spirit are “Selfward” in nature and are enumerated as faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.

The second three fruits of the Spirit are “Manward” in nature and are enumerated as patience, kindness and goodness.

The first three fruits of the Spirit are “Godward” in nature and are enumerated as love, joy and peace. I apologize for the sound quality this time. There was a mistake but hope it’s good enough.

On the first Easter morning, we see a standard duty, a strange discovery, a spectacular declaration, and specific directions which led to a sincere delivery.

On the way of suffering , we see brutality, Christ’s last breath and His burial.

As the crucifixion approaches, we see the calmness of Christ, the choice of the crowd and the contempt of the cohort.

Peter’s roller coaster ride was filled with a reckless statement, repose, rejection, remembrance, remorse, restoration and reconciliation.

In the moments after Jesus’ arrest, we see betrayal, supposed blasphemy and a beating.

In the scene of Jesus’ praying in the garden of Gethsemane, we see Jesus shaken, supplicating and submitting to the Father while the disciples slept

The alabaster jar represented waste to some people and worship to others. How we see it can determine our walk with God.

In Jesus’ “Olivet Discourse”, we see a statement, signs, suffering people, the sharing of the Gospel, the coming of the Son of Man, surety and a challenge for believers to stay sharp.

In Jesus’ “Olivet Discourse”, we see a statement, signs, suffering people, the sharing of the Gospel, the coming of the Son of Man, surety and a challenge for believers to stay sharp.*

In Jesus’ “Olivet Discourse”, we see a statement, signs, suffering people, the sharing of the Gospel, the coming of the Son of Man, surety and a challenge for believers to stay sharp.

Jesus commends commitment over contribution.

Jesus says that the greatest commandment is that the Lord is one, we should love the Lord our God completely and we should love others as ourselves.

Even when bad things happen and it seems that others have abandoned us, as Christians, we can continue to wait expectantly for the Lord because He cares for us.*

As we take a brief look at some parallels between the manna and Jesus, we will see that God Almighty solved a problem by providing for His people in perplexing fashion. The only requirement of the people was to partake of the heavenly bread.

As we take a brief look at some parallels between Moses and Jesus, we will see that God provided a mediator for His people who both experience humble beginnings, escape murderous plots and emancipate people out of captivity.

In the last passage of Mark 11, we see a challenge, a counter question, a conundrum, a confession and a conclusion.

May we all be thankful for the simplicity of the gospel, the sufficiency of the Father and salvation through the cross.

Whenever Jesus saw retail and robbery in the wrong place (the temple), we see Jesus’ righteous reaction, the reason for His anger and the results of His anger.

God’s upside down kingdom is characterized by changing what one seeks, being willing to serve and being a living sacrifice.

In Mark’s account of the Triumphal Entry, we see unwavering preparation, willing participants and worshipful praise.