Mark Watson
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Sermon and Bible class recordings of sound Biblical teaching, primarily recorded at Benchley church of Christ, located just north of Bryan, TX. The primary speaker is David Watson, although other men from the congregation do bring lessons from time to time.
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Episodes
How to Use Your Bible, Part 10 03.01.2018 30:00
Context and harmony, continued: Practice using context and harmony together, continued: John 14:26; 16:13 – Does the Holy Spirit…
James, Part 4 31.12.2017 30:00
James 2:26-3:5
James, Part 3 24.12.2017 30:00
James 1:26-2:26 James 1:27 – This verse does not limit the local church from caring for orphans, but it does not authorize it either. What…
Tackling Bible Reading in 2018 24.12.2017 30:00
The need for reading Exodus 24:3, 7; Joshua 1:8; 8:30-35 Judges 2:7-10, 20-21; II Kings 17:13-14 II Kings 22:8, 10-11 II Kings 25 Ezra 7:…
Beatitudes in the Old Testament 24.12.2017 30:00
Matthew 4:23-5:12 – Jesus was setting down kingdom principles. Matthew 5:3 – Blessed are the poor in spirit. Ephesians 2:12-13 Psalms 51:1…
How to Use Your Bible, Part 8 20.12.2017 30:00
Context and harmony, continued: Galatians 6:10 – “Let us do good to all people” here is referring to helping those caught in sin. The…
James, Part 2 17.12.2017 30:00
James 1:12-27 James 1:12 – The context shows that the trials being referenced here are not those that come from outside, but from within. It…
Overcoming Challenges with the Gospel 17.12.2017 30:00
I Peter 4:12-19 We will suffer and be confronted with challenges when we live righteously before God. I Timothy 3:16-17 Be prepared Luke 1…
Jesus’ Miracles in John 17.12.2017 30:00
John 20:30-31 II Peter 1:5-11 – We are commanded to add to our faith. That is a continuous process. Water into wine (John 2:1-11) – Power…
How to Use Your Bible, Part 7 13.12.2017 30:00
Translation philosophy, continued: Dynamic (thought-for-thought, functional equivalence), continued: Attempts to retain the meaning of the…
James, Part 1 10.12.2017 30:00
Introduction Some contend that Romans and James cannot be reconciled with each other. Martin Luther had this view and declared James to be…
“Peace, Be Still!” 10.12.2017 30:00
Introduction Mark 4:35-41 Mark 1:25-28, 34 – Jesus had shown His power before. Mark 5:15 Mark 1:22; 3:4 – Jesus taught with authority…
Giving 10.12.2017 30:00
How to give? Willingly (II Corinthians 8:12) Bountifully (II Corinthians 9:6) Cheerfully (II Corinthians 9:7) Not grudgingly (II Corinthians…
How to Use Your Bible, Part 6 06.12.2017 30:00
Translation philosophy, continued: Paraphrases such as The Living Bible or The Message are dangerous to use for Bible study. Compare I…
Psalms, Part 16 03.12.2017 30:00
Psalms 132-150 Psalms 51:12-13 – This is the prescription for a successful teacher of God’s word.
Preparing to Read the Gospel of Mark 03.12.2017 30:00
Mark 1:1 John Mark is widely believed to be the writer. Acts 12:12; 13:5, 13; 15:37-39 – History of Mark in Acts. The writing is especially…
How to Use Your Bible, Part 5 29.11.2017 30:00
Inspiration and translation, continued: Acts 22:16 What is the original meaning of the text? II Peter 3:14-18 – If God wants each of us to…
Psalms, Part 15 26.11.2017 30:00
Psalms 119-131 Psalms 119:104, 128 – If you love truth properly, you hate falsehood. It is not wrong to teach negatively. Jesus did more…
Jesus Loves Me, This I Know 26.11.2017 30:00
Ephesians 5:1-2 Demanding love Mark 10:17-22 – Jesus makes a demand of the rich young ruler. Matthew 10:32-33 – Jesus demands public loyalty…
Prayer 26.11.2017 30:00
The man Christ Jesus makes prayer possible as the mediator between God and man. I Timothy 2:5 We need our intercessor to help when we pray…
Joseph of Arimathea 22.11.2017 30:00
John 19:31-42 He used his money for good. Matthew 27:57-60 – Joseph provided for a dignified burial for Jesus. Matthew 19:23 There are many…
Psalms, Part 14 19.11.2017 30:00
Psalms 97-118
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