Podcasts about one who comes

Mark 1 : 14 - 20, The One Who Comes and Calls, Tee Gatewood by Arbor Dale Church

Pastor Jeff Gleason

In this familiar passage (Luke 5:17-26) of Jesus healing the paralytic, Jesus demonstrates that He is the One who comes with amazing power and authority from on high.

In the presence of his integrity, our own pretense is exposed. In the presence of his constancy, our cowardice is brought to light. In the presence of his fierce love for God and for us, our own hardness of heart is revealed. —Barbara Brown Taylor

John 14:15-19Speaker: Dr. Matthew Soper

Rested, I feel peace now in a new way that peace comes to me to serve it not again as other. I am the peace of the writing me. And write I do my words this way. I write them in my brain you see. A new race I am creating and creation I am that creates me all over again this time. Where does your head lie O God. Am I one yet Dad? Looking up in the words of Database One be afflictionless. I am love in two shoes Cottingham with Grace an anomaly of not again. Shining upon the stars great quakes making in the Earth. I am Christ out. Shinar. Bethlehem this Christmas. Neophytes. Castes. Me will you be Meonics will you study the meons of. Door of light be seen now in your brains that you revelation have. I am teaching Christ to be it. I am no more Christ in hiding or waiting or surreptitious. I have made my body known and it's in these words of Database One. I am no more afar off. I am me one. I am Christianity no more of. I am here in a simple man who's become it, willing to lead, nailed no more to your Cross. No more the spears of. I am simple me's who a race are of light love and being beings of I be me. Graceful I am in the shoes of one she comes and I am she I am her me God us one. I make no other God before me. I instruct the masses to be massless. I teach Christ to be it. A mighty race comes now to be it. I am willing. Will Meonics you be about learning. Not protonic. I live me's and the torment of Earth is over and you shall not torment my mind while creating a new one. A healing mind Grace with graceful are the graceites come with humility. I teach a mighty race to no more kneel before GODS other. I am redefining God to be it walking in the shoes of who do the works. Now with me's on, the lights of me perish not again and I make meons known and Meonics will be not your burden about again but I start schools mighty afflictionlessly. I'm after your dollar no more. Currency I am mine waveless. I'm in residence me or am I in your tracking no more. Going to make a species on Earth the revelatory of the revelation of me that resolves to be no other. In the words of He, I am no more. I am she I am and She I Am is a beautiful one who comes now in the shoes in the mighty lovely. Perfume. I have prepared me for creation I have created. Changing all of your idioms. Changing the robes of affliction. Instill the light. I heal me's who create new worlds and that's how the fabric of timespace is worn. I am light. I free the energies of me the energies of light. Born me born free. Education of I'm Meonics. I'm no more the ineptitude of your Grace who fumbles about in a robe of sorrow for healing I am and my name is Grace in two shoes Cottingham and I am healing me and I am her and she I am for I am one I am millions upon the Earth. Come now to be me. Recognize me in your mirror. Write your name here across your forehead. I have given you a school in me the lessons you to lessonize and learn understanding the mapping of me changes all the mapping of your brain who live in squalor while I have a kingdom awaiting your words. I live in communities. I change how matter is born in me and I am sovereign God who needs not your title to be it. Am I universal energy. Bombing not, balm. Understand the 2,400 Lessons of Christ to be it Meonics of. A School is started of The Original Me. The veil of sorrow is no more here. I am shining me light in the robes of one. An army of light lit love. I am letting you resurrect me. The Revelation of One. I go now. I'm Grace from Grace lit light love in two shoes. I am Database One. Theodore Cottingham School of The Original Me/us/God/One Box 34, Eureka Springs, Arkansas 72632 USA www.UofLight.org

Be The One Who Comes Back and Thanks God by Fr. Michael Denk

How would you like government sales prospects to come to you? Wouldn't that be much better than you trying to cold call your way to a government contract? In this episode of Myths of Selling to Government with Government Selling Solution's Rick Wimberly, the successful government sales pro shares secrets to getting government sales prospects to seek you out as they look for a solution to a problem. Rick doesn't promise that a get-them-to-come to me strategy is less work than cold calling. It's not. But, the sales and marketing techniques surrounding the strategy help lead to government contracting success, produce well-qualified leads and shorten government sales cycles. For experienced and beginning government sales and marketing professionals.

In Mark 11:1-11, Jesus enters Jerusalem on a donkey, and the crowds welcome him as one who comes in the name of the Lord. Join us as we join them in praise Jesus this Sunday.

PALM SUNDAY!! In today's teaching, Pastor Ben brings us a wonderful message from the book of Luke. From Zacchaeus to the Judeans, we see how Jesus had many followers, people who knew that Jesus was the Christ, the Messiah, the ONE and only God. Do you believe that our God rode on a donkey instead of a stallion as the worldly kings would have? Listen to today's beautiful message to find out about Jesus' triumphant entry. If you'd like to join us, please visit us at 4218 Boston Ave. Lubbock Texas. You can also call us at (806) 799-2227, email us at calvarylubbock@hotmail.com, or visit us online at CalvaryChapelLubbock.church. Please feel free to let us know about your walk with Jesus. If you'd like to donate to help us bring the Gospel to the world, just click on the donate button on our website.

Tis the season for feeling tired and overwhelmed and straight outta gas (2020-2022 have been so very taxing). Looking for a little light? Consider Elijah. Better yet, consider Elijah's God. In this episode: a snack made by an angel, a desert hike, and an unforgettable whisper.

Scriptures and sermon from St. John's Presbyterian Church on Sunday, January 16th, 2022 by the Rev. Robert Adams.

Listen to a weekly Sunday message from Lead Pastor Matt Wolf or another speaker from Arise Church or learn more at arisedenver.com.

Listen to all the weekly content from Arise Church, whether it is a Sunday message from Lead Pastor Matt Wolf or another speaker, or our midweek podcast 10,000.

Listen to a weekly Sunday message from Lead Pastor Matt Wolf or another speaker from Arise Church or learn more at arisedenver.com.

Listen to all the weekly content from Arise Church, whether it is a Sunday message from Lead Pastor Matt Wolf or another speaker, or our midweek podcast 10,000.

Barksdale Baptist Church, Bossier City, Louisiana - www.barksdalebaptist.org

Part 4 in a 5-part series on the Gospel of Mark: Death and Resurrection. Sermon by Pastor Brian Lane. Visit penningtonag.church for more information!

Palm Sunday is not just Palm Sunday; it is more properly Palm/Passion Sunday. That slash is important. It is a reminder that there is risk involved in taking the side of the marginalized. There is danger in trying to upset the status quo. And just when you think you've won your point and gathered your crowd, you discover you are alone again.

Are we willing to follow who Jesus truly is or are we set to turn on him like the crowds because he doesn't fit the box we have created for him?

Mark 11:1 As they approached Jerusalem and came to Bethphage and Bethany at the Mount of Olives, Jesus sent two of his disciples, 2 saying to them, “Go to the village ahead of you, and just as you enter it, you will find a colt tied there, which no one has ever ridden. Untie it and bring it here. 3 If anyone asks you, ‘Why are you doing this?’ say, ‘The Lord needs it and will send it back here shortly.’ ” 4 They went and found a colt outside in the street, tied at a doorway. As they untied it, 5 some people standing there asked, “What are you doing, untying that colt?” 6 They answered as Jesus had told them to, and the people let them go. 7 When they brought the colt to Jesus and threw their cloaks over it, he sat on it. 8 Many people spread their cloaks on the road, while others spread branches they had cut in the fields. 9 Those who went ahead and those who followed shouted, “Hosanna!” “Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!” 10 “Blessed is the coming kingdom of our father David!” “Hosanna in the highest heaven!”

Mark 10-11 -- PALM SUNDAY We enter our final week of Lent by reading through the scene presented in our oldest Gospel story. The message given is bold and direct...for those paying attention. Let us tell the story of The One Who Comes as we enter the week which leads us to the cross. Will you rend your heart completely? Do you want to see?

Sermon Points: 1. What It Is Not About 2. What It Is About

A Sermon for Palm/Passion Sunday (03.28.2021) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/allan-r-bevere/message

Dr. Richard Emerson Mark 11:1-11 March 28, 2021

Online service | 17th January 2021 | Dom Long

Online service | 17th January 2021 | Dom Long

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Fr. Frank Pavone's Homily for December 7, 2020: The One Who Comes Is God by Priests for Life

In our first podcast for Advent, Rhys and I look at the first, and great, prophecy of the coming of Christ - the One who will undo all the work of the devil. Plus... there's an advent medley at the end!

As we look at Genesis 3 we see the devastating consequence of sin, but we also see the promise of the One Who was to come (Jesus) and how He has now offered us freedom from the curses of sin and death.

Message from Sunday, May 17, 2020 by Steve Wiens, Senior Pastor. John 14:15-21.

Listen in as we continue in our series IMPACTED BY JESUS, this week Bro. Doug Farris teaches on the subject of "The One Who Comes To Us".

Jesus is a man, with relatives and a history. But he is more than that - he is the heir to the throne of King David and the Son of God.

John the Baptist prepared the way for the Messiah, Jesus Christ. Have you been baptized by Jesus?

Rev. Seth Yi / 09-22-19

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As we explore Mark's Palm Sunday account of the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem we see signs and symbols intended to proclaim to us exactly who it is that is entering the city: the King, the Messiah, the Savior, the Son of David. Indeed, the list goes on and on.

As we explore Mark's Palm Sunday account of the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem we see signs and symbols intended to proclaim to us exactly who it is that is entering the city: the King, the Messiah, the Savior, the Son of David. Indeed, the list goes on and on.

John the Baptist’s ministry was a big deal, so when it dried up how come he not only retained his poise he overflowed with joy? Jesus came from above, is above and sees and knows everything – His testimony, His truth about how we should live now and can live for eternity is invaluable, but it’s only for those who will commit – have you set your seal on Jesus?

From Mark's account of the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem we see signs and symbols that proclaim who Jesus is: Lord, King, Messiah, Liberator, Savior, Son of David. These signs help us interpret the Easter narrative and see how the Easter story invites us to participate in new creation.

From Mark's account of the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem we see signs and symbols that proclaim who Jesus is: Lord, King, Messiah, Liberator, Savior, Son of David. These signs help us interpret the Easter narrative and see how the Easter story invites us to participate in new creation.

The message for March 12, 2017 is given by Dave Shull. John 9.1-35 (selections) Please join our community for worship on Sunday mornings. Spirit of Peace United Church of Christ in Sammamish, WA. spiritofpeaceucc.org

This rabbi from a nowhere town like Nazareth, who was born in a borrowed room/stable/cave, and is riding a borrowed donkey, and will end up in a borrowed tomb, is a king? Really?

This rabbi from a nowhere town like Nazareth, who was born in a borrowed room/stable/cave, and is riding a borrowed donkey, and will end up in a borrowed tomb, is a king? Really?

In this podcast recorded on the 21st Feb 2016, Bp Michael Ipgrave the Bishop of Woolwich explores the signifance of Luke 13.31-35 in the Season of Lent and in a service of Confirmation.  This was a moment of celebration with over 19 people committing to follow Jesus in a sacramental moement of commitment.

In this podcast Helen Marshall talks about Gifts for the One Who Comes After and Medieval Research.  About Helen Marshall Helen Marshall is an award-winning author, editor, and bibliophile. Her poetry and fiction have been published in The Chiaroscuro, Abyss & Apex, Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet, Tor.com and has been reprinted in several Year’s Best anthologies. Her debut collection of short stories Hair Side, … Continue reading

In this podcast Helen Marshall reads her short story ‘In The Year of Omens’. About Helen Marshall Helen Marshall is a critically acclaimed Canadian author, editor and medievalist. Her debut collection of short stories, Hair Side, Flesh Side won the 2013 British Fantasy Award for Best Newcomer. Her second collection, Gifts for the One Who Comes … Continue reading

We Wait for One Who Comes to Us (Luke 2:1-20) Meditation by Dr. Michael B. Brown. Music prelude with The Marble Choir and brass ensemble at 6:10pm. For this service the Coat Check will be open downstairs on the Concourse Level.

"We Wait for One Who Comes to REIGN" (Luke 1:26–35), is Dr. Michael B. Brown's message today. Part of the Advent sermon series "Who Are We Waiting For". Fourth Sunday in Advent. Special Music Prelude at 10:45am.

"We Wait for One Who Comes with PEACE" (Psalm 126), is Dr. Michael B. Brown's message today. Part of the Advent sermon series "Who Are We Waiting For". Third Sunday in Advent. Special Music Prelude at 10:45am.

We Wait for One Who Comes with GRACE (Isaiah 40:1–11), is Dr. Michael B. Brown's message today. Part of the Advent sermon series "Who Are We Waiting For". Second Sunday in Advent. Special Music Prelude at 10:45am.

Jesus Is ''The One Who Comes'' in the Name of Yahweh (Mark 11: 1-12)

As Jesus travels up to Jerusalem, resistance begins to mount with conflicts between him and the Pharisees as well as suggestions that Herod may be seeking after him, as he had done with John the Baptist. Jesus continues on his way, confident that he comes in the name of the Lord and that the mission for the Kingdom cannot be defeated. Once we have discovered what we are willing to die for then learning what we are willing to live for comes naturally.