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10 resources referencing Mark 2:5
Elder David Crawford's sermon explores the contrasting responses of two sisters, Martha and Mary, to the death of their brother Lazarus, highlighting their different spirits and Jesus' distinct…
The sermon emphasizes the incarnation of Christ as both fully God and fully man, highlighting that Jesus came to provide forgiveness and salvation that humanity could not achieve on its own. It…
The sermon explores the story of Martha and Mary in John 11, emphasizing Jesus' dual nature as fully God and fully man. It highlights Jesus' compassionate response to human grief and his divine…
The sermon focuses on the significance of what Jesus Christ 'took' upon Himself, emphasizing that He took not the nature of angels but the seed of Abraham to save His people. It highlights Jesus'…
The sermon explores the theme that God is light and in Him there is no darkness, emphasizing the impossibility of true fellowship with God while walking in darkness. It highlights the cleansing power…
The sermon provides an overview of the doctrine of the Trinity, emphasizing its fundamental importance to the Christian faith and its distinction from other religions. It explains that God is one…
The sermon explores the authority of Jesus Christ as demonstrated through His miracles, teachings, and acts of service, validating His divine identity and mission. It emphasizes that Jesus' miracles…
The sermon emphasizes Jesus Christ's unique authority to forgive sins, highlighting the significance of truly understanding and reflecting on this forgiveness rather than merely knowing it…
The sermon explores the foundational Christian belief in the identity of Jesus Christ as the Son of God, emphasizing the importance of discerning true teachings by affirming Jesus' incarnation. It…
The sermon explores John 14:12-15, emphasizing that believers in Christ are called to continue and expand the work Jesus began, particularly the spreading of the Kingdom of God. It highlights that…