Search for a scripture reference to find all related sermons and transcripts.
10 resources referencing Mark 7:1-13
The sermon emphasizes the importance of doctrine in forming and maintaining a true church, focusing primarily on the doctrine of Scripture, the doctrine of God, and the doctrine of salvation. It…
The sermon explores the biblical perspective on tradition, emphasizing that not all traditions are inherently good or bad but must be measured against scripture. It highlights the importance of…
Ward Rowell's sermon on Mark chapter 7 addresses the conflict between the traditions of men and the commandments of God. He emphasizes that while traditions can be valuable, they must not override…
Elder Neil Phelan Jr. discusses the corruption and misunderstanding of Moses' law at the time of Jesus, emphasizing the distinction between the moral law, which remains unchanged, and the ceremonial…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of focusing on Jesus Christ rather than rigid traditions or legalism. It highlights how Jesus healed many by faith and challenged the Pharisees for prioritizing…
The sermon addresses the sin of elevating tradition above God's Word, focusing on the Pharisees' criticism of Jesus' disciples for not following the tradition of washing hands. It highlights Jesus'…
The sermon explores John chapter 9, focusing on Jesus healing the blind man and the man's growing recognition of Jesus as the Son of God. It emphasizes obedience to God's instructions, even when they…
The sermon explores Jesus' confrontation with the Pharisees in Mark 7, highlighting their hypocrisy in valuing human traditions over God's commandments. It emphasizes that Jesus opposes empty, vain…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of building a life of conviction rooted in the gospel of Jesus Christ rather than mere preferences or diluted religious practices. It critiques both legalism and…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of building a life on biblical conviction rooted in the Gospel of Jesus Christ rather than cultural preferences or diluted teachings. It critiques both legalism…