Coffee, a Bible, and a Napkin to Scribble On
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This is my sermon from Mark 3 that I preached in October of 2017. I cover some details of the Mosaic Law then the added on law from the Mishnah and other later commentaries.Then I talk about how …
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The Hebrews slaves in Egypt had awful lives. The life of any slave is awful, but when the population of slaves outnumbers that of free people, tyranny and opression increase to keep the masses at bay. …
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The end of 2 Samuel is chronologically wonky. It's not meant to be in order, but it's like the forgotten highlights that didnt' make into the chronological part.Another way to look at it is as an …
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I’m reading William Barclay’s commentary on the letters to the Corinthians and his commentary on chapter 3 is amazing for 2019.“This identification with some party is the acceptance of slavery by …
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Here is my sermon on 1 Corinthians. I've never preached chapter by chapter through it. We just went through Colossians to learn more about Jesus, then had Pentecost and celebrated that God sent His …
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When Nicodemus came to talk to Jesus at night, Jesus had some weird parables for him. Was He just playing with Nicodemus? Was He testing the waters to see how much truth this Pharisee could take? …
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