THE REMARKABLE

Power of Jesus

MARK 1: HIS REMARKABLE BEGINNING

The First Baptist Preacher

1“It’s not about me. It’s all about Jesus.” If you make that your motto, then you’re on your way to understanding what abundant life is all about.

The Devil After the Dove

2Sometimes after we experience some of our greatest spiritual victories, we’re faced with our greatest spiritual challenges.

If You Aren’t Fishing, Then You Aren’t Following

3Good fishermen always EXPECT to catch fish, even if they don’t.

A Day in the Life of the Lord

4Life is more than just moving through the decades. Jesus came that you might have life and live it to the fullest.

The Healing Touch of Jesus

5You may think you’re too sick, too vile, too sinful, too far gone for Jesus to help; that you’ll clean up your act first, and then come to Jesus. It’s a good thing that the leper didn’t wait until he was clean to beg Jesus for a touch. He would have died first. And if you’re waiting to clean up your act before you come to Jesus, you will die in your sins as well.

MARK 2: HIS REMARKABLE IDENTITY

Working for the Faith Skylight Company

6There are hurting people living in spiritual darkness. In order to work for the Faith Skylight Company you’ve got to care enough for them that you’ll do everything you can to let the light of Jesus fill their darkness.

Hosting a Supper for Sinners

7When Jesus started His ministry, He selected twelve team members as His first round of draft picks. Some observers would say He didn’t make such good choices. When you think about the makeup of the twelve disciples, you’ll discover Jesus had an eclectic group.

Old Whiners or New Wineskins?

8We all have a tendency to reject a new idea, or a new revelation of truth because we like the old too much. Like an old, stiff wineskin, our hearts and minds can calcify until we become so inflexible we can’t accept change. When someone introduces “new wine” to us, we crack and split and make a mess.

Sabbath: Enjoy the REST of Your Life

9Who said Sunday is the new Sabbath? Roman Emperor Constantine did in 321 A.D. The Roman Catholic Church did. The Church of England did, and the Puritans did. But the Bible never did.