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Jesus Calls Us to Be Fishers of Men (Matthew 8, Mark 1, and Luke 4-5)
What does it mean to be a fisher of men? For Peter, it meant leaving comfort behind to follow Jesus and trust him with the unknown.
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What To Do When You Feel Rejected (Matthew 4, Mark 1, and Luke 4)
Have you ever felt misunderstood or rejected for doing the right thing? Jesus did too, yet he stayed faithful to his mission and calling.
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We’re Strongest When We’re Weak (Matthew 4, Mark 1 and Luke 4)
Do you ever practice the discipline of fasting? Jesus did and expected his followers to do the same. In fact, it was after a time of fasting that Jesus experienced his greatest form of testing.
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Why Was Jesus Baptized? (Matthew 3, Mark 1, Luke 3 & John 1)
Have you ever wondered why Jesus was baptized? His baptism wasn’t about repentance but about identifying with us and fulfilling God’s plan through humility.
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Remember Your Place (Matthew 3, Mark 1, Luke 2, and John 1)
Do you struggle with the need to feel important? John the Baptist knew his role was to point to Jesus not promote himself and we are called to do the same.
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A Birth That Changed the World Forever (Matthew 1 & Luke 2)
What’s the most pivotal moment in human history? Every time we check a calendar we echo the moment Christ entered the world and changed everything.
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Why Should I Study Genealogies? (Matthew 1 & Luke 3)
Have you ever wondered why genealogies are listed in Scripture? There are many reasons people throughout history have preserved genealogies.
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Why God Often Starts With The Poor (Luke 1:39-80)
Have you ever wondered why God often starts his most outstanding work with people of humble means? David, Ruth, and Esther are just a few of the many examples in the Old Testament.
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God’s Promise of a Savior (Luke 1:1-38)
Do you ever wonder how God fulfills centuries of prophecy? Luke 1 shows the long-awaited Messiah’s arrival beginning through ordinary people and bold faith.