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How we can see great things happen at Pine Grove.
Intro:
I. We have to have faith in Jesus.
VS 1
Own county (Home town)
Jesus had left Capernaum (head quarters) now He is in Nazareth, His hometown, the place where He grew up.
a.
He here been back there one other time, right the 40 days in the wilderness (Temptation)
b.
He teaching in the Synagogue, () reads and teaches from a passage about the Messiah.
He tells them ‘
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Having declared himself as the Messiah they grab Jesus and take Him to throw Him off a cliff.
c.
Now He is back.
d.
There were those who opposed Jesus.
The religious leaders, some of the people.
e.
Those who followed Jesus.
The 12, but many others.
Here in the VS “his disciples” are talking about the 12.
f.
Even though the first time Jesus came to Nazareth they tried to killed Him, there some who believed.
e. Jesus going back to the place where He was rejected, this shows the patience of God.
God is patient with you and me.
How often is He calling us to do His will and we either put it off, or just don’t do it at all?
f.
He is patient with PGBC.
We haven’t been doing as much as we should to reach our community.
g.
If we get serious about following Him, He will give us the opportunities to reach people.
h.
But we have to be willing.
i.
We have to understand what it means to follow Jesus.
j.
Just before Jesus ascended into heaven, he gave a command to the 11 (Judas Elab)
Matthew 19
KJV “Teach all nations” translates, make disciples.
For us that means to make disciples it takes some training.
It means learning about Gods word.
(Preaching)
(Sunday School) Wednesday night.
a. Evangelism training.
b.
Training to reach people in our community.
VS 20 teaching to observe all that i have commanded you
Word observe: To guard, a military fortress.
We are too guard all that Jesus has commanded us to.
a.
Not talking about the 10 Commandments; it means a word spoken.
So for us to truly follow Jesus, we have to do as He says.
Prayer, ask God what can we do to reach our community?
It member's being involved.
Praying, asking God to send workers needed.
b.
This takes time, this takes effort, this takes patience, wisdom, faith.
II.
We have to believe in Jesus.
VS 2-3
II.
We have to believe in Jesus.
VS 2-3
For us to believe, we show our believe by acting oue on what we believe in FAITH.
Mark
Jesus in His home town, teaching in the synagogue he had attended growing up, and as a young adult.
1. Jesus in His home town, teaching in the synagogue he had attended growing up, and as a young adult.
a.
There a lot of people there “many” (the majority of the people that heard Him) they were “astonished” (greatly astonished)
Kenneth Wuest (Flabbergasted)
b.
Here this man, that grew in their town, didn’t any extended education.
School in that time for the Jews was to learn about the scriptures.
Luke
c.
He was God, but they didn’t get that.
And they were blown away by His teaching.
They should have been excited to hear His teaching, it was nothing they had ever heard before.
In Capernaum
d.
This word authority is speaking of power.
d.
This word authority is speaking of power.
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Their question.
Where did He get this?
Where did He get this wisdom?
f.
Maybe they taught He was t
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How is He able to do these mighty works?
(Miracles) They had seen, and had heard.
g.
They didn’t see Him as being any different them themselves.
1.
They didn’t see Jesus for who He really was, they saw Him as the carpenter, Marys son, and a brother.
(No mention of Joseph)
And they were offended at Him.
His teaching had great power, because of this power He did mighty works (miracles) but because of who He was, Carpenter, son of Mary (Mary and Joseph, in the eyes of some of them, had a bad reputation) a brother.
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So they disapproved of Him.
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