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6 episodes with rejecting jesus
6 episodes with rejecting jesus
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4 episodes with rejecting jesus
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2 episodes with rejecting jesus
2 episodes with rejecting jesus
3 episodes with rejecting jesus
4 episodes with rejecting jesus
Rejecting Jesus or Receiving Him, Matthew 13:53-14:21 by The Chapel Sandusky Campus
Rejecting Jesus or Receiving Him, Matthew 13:53-14:21 by The Chapel Port Clinton Campus
Rejecting Jesus or Receiving Him, Matthew 13:53-14:21 by The Chapel Norwalk Campus
2026/05/24 - Rejecting Jesus (Mark 6:1-13) | Pastor Wade Chan by Indelible Grace Church
A single line from Judges still lands like a punch: when there's no king, people start doing whatever seems right to them. We open there, with a sober look at what moral chaos produces, then we turn our attention to something steadier: prayer, Scripture, and the daily choice to seek God instead of trusting our own understanding. From Song of Solomon to the Gospel of John, we read passages that pull faith out of the abstract and into the heart. John 4 takes center stage as we walk through Jesus meeting the Samaritan woman at the well, offering “living water,” naming hard truths without cruelty, and redefining worship as “in spirit and in truth.” Her response becomes the challenge for us: will we run and tell the truth about what Christ has done, or keep holding him at arm's length? We also connect the spiritual to the civic, reflecting on Proverbs 14:25 and why a truthful witness saves lives while lies rot a culture from the inside. Along the way we remember bravery with a Medal of Honor story, then end with perspective on American independence through Irma Bombeck's humor and John Adams' realism about the toil and sacrifice required to keep freedom alive. If this encouraged you, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a review wherever you listen.#JohnAdams#MedalofHonor#DailyBibleSupport the showThe American Soul Podcasthttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1791934/subscribeCountryside Book Serieshttps://www.amazon.com/Countryside-Book-J-T-Cope-IV-ebook/dp/B00MPIXOB2
Tuesday, April 7, 2026
Monday, April 6, 2026
1. Distancing from Jesus 2. Denying any association with Jesus 3. Rejecting Jesus completely 4. Confronted by Jesus' Word Don't trust in yourself--trust in Jesus and stay near to Him.
This Sunday, we will try to cover all of Mark 14:53-72 and finish the chapter. Mark presents two scenes side by side to once again highlight the contrast between Jesus' faithfulness and His disciples' fearfulness. In the middle of the night, Jesus stands trial before the Sanhedrin, while Peter faces his own moment of testing in the courtyard. Jesus remains faithful to the Father's will even as He is falsely accused, mocked, beaten, and condemned, while Peter, who had boldly promised never to deny His Lord, falters under pressure and denies Jesus three times. Jesus was right in what He told Peter, and now Peter recognizes it. The common thread throughout the passage is the theme of testimony. The word testimony (also testify, witness) appear seven times in verses 53-65, as the religious leaders seek testimony against Jesus, and false witnesses lie about Him. However, Jesus boldly testifies to who He is, while Peter fails to testify at all in verses 66-72. The passage concludes with Peter weeping after hearing the rooster crow and realizing Jesus had been right about His prediction of Peter's denial. Because Jesus remained faithful even when Peter faltered and was fearful, even struggling disciples like us can be redeemed and restored. Peter's story does not end with tears of conviction; it begins there. After His resurrection, Jesus restores Peter and commissions him to feed His sheep. Then, at Pentecost, this weeping weak-willed disciple is transformed into one of the boldest voices for Christ the world has ever known. In the same way, Jesus still redeems and empowers sinners for the glory of His name. I. Beware Of Those Who Seek Testimony Against Jesus (v. 55-59) II. Beware of Rejecting Jesus' Testimony About Himself (v. 60-65) III. Beware Of Failing To Testify About Jesus (v. 66-72)
Gospel of Moses?; For the Levites - called out; Redirecting Israel; Rebuilding the Temple?; Lively stones; Covetous practices; Abortions in Egypt?; Bondage of Egypt; Standing armies; William the conqueror; Law of Nations; No treaties; Covenants/Leagues; Power with the people?; Making agreements; History repeating itself; Arts of the Temple; No social security trust fund; Ear-tickling preachers; Replacement theology; Jesus, king of Judea; Rejecting Jesus?; Binding people together; Golden calf?; "Idolatry"; One purse; Changing word meanings; Altars of charity; Corban?; Burnt offerings?; Committing to loving neighbors; The story of Leviticus; Lev 7:1 Likewise…; vav+zayin-aleph-tav; Continuing from Lev 6; Two witnesses; Sophistry; Shearing sheep; Zoroaster?; Learning the past to not repeat it; Jews accepting Jesus; "Satan"; Parables; Leaving all behind to follow Jesus; "law" - tav-vav-resh-tav; Trespass offering; Status of offering; Sprinkling blood?; V3 fat of the rump; What if you didn't have sheep?; Offering value; Poker hand?; Kingdom business or doing your own thing; Anarchists?; Perfect law of liberty; Caring for neighbors; Kidneys?; Liver?; Why cryptic language?; Postponing the kingdom; Mystery Babylon; Getting scales off your eyes; Being doer's of the Word; Dry bones; Ministering to congregations; Election day?; Government corruption; "Holy"; Cougars; Offerings to take care of others; Giving wisely; Thanksgiving; "frying"; Why anoint with oil?; Spirit in the offering; Who are the priests?; DOers of the Word; v14 - heave offering; tav-vav-dalet-tav (Thanksgiving); Worldly ways; vs Righteousness; Two types of governments; Loving your enemy; Charity vs force; Tax-funded churches?; Straying from Christ's plan; Advocating repentance; Are you in?
Message by Pastor Stacey ShiflettText: John 12:48February 15, 2026 - 11AM
Message by Pastor Stacey ShiflettText: John 12:48February 15, 2026 - 11AM
Luke 4:14-30 Today we witness a shocking scene: the very people who knew Jesus best tried to throw Him off a cliff. It wasn’t ignorance that led to their rejection; it was familiarity, entitlement, and expectations of a Messiah who would fit their preferences. Jesus proclaimed grace, freedom, and spiritual rescue, yet they wanted power, signs, and national glory. This sermon explores how easily we can admire Jesus, speak well of Him, and still resist the real Christ when He confronts our pride and exposes our need. Ultimately, this passage warns us that grace is offered on God’s terms, not ours. We are invited to humbly receive the Savior we truly need.
Rejecting Jesus, who is the perfect shepherd costs us favor with God, union with each other and guarantees our destruction, but those who know and follow the word of the Lord will be saved.
Rejecting Jesus, who is the perfect shepherd costs us favor with God, union with each other and guarantees our destruction, but those who know and follow the word of the Lord will be saved.
We all reach moments where avoiding the question is no longer an option. In Mark 12, Jesus tells a parable that forces one unavoidable decision into the open: What are we going to do about Him? In week 35 of our journey through the Gospel of Mark, Pastor James Savage breaks down the parable of the tenants and exposes a tension we all live with – the desire to control our own lives. This message challenges us to steward the gifts God has given us for His glory. It also might make us rethink all we understand about ownership and control. Tune in, take notes, and reflect on what it looks like to live with open hands and a surrendered heart. Rejecting Jesus does not change who He is. Jesus is Lord. The only question is whether He is OUR Lord. – – – – – – – – – For more info and resources on this series, visit crosspoint.tv/mark. If this message encouraged you, let us know in the comments. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs hope today.
Father shows us many day-to-day ways that we reject Jesus.
Rabbi Tovia Singer, one of the very few Jewish apologists alive today, attempts to explain why Jews should reject Jesus as the Messiah. Does he have a point?Original video: https://youtu.be/fSDytNu73Hg?si=NTCH7Jq2Fbobx2jXFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/foundcausepodcastPodbean (download episodes): http://foundcause.podbean.com/@ Us On Twitter: @found_cause
In the 18th chapter of the gospel of John, we see the Religious Leaders demonstrate six symptoms of resisting Jesus. The resistance begins small and continues to escalate until there is absolute rejection of Jesus. It is so bad that the Religious Leaders do not recognize who it is that stands before them despite the teachings and miracles Jesus did.
Speaker: Rick Hall,Date: 12/10/2025,Title: The Seriousness of Rejecting Jesus,Bible Passage: Hebrews 10:26-39,Series: Hebrews - Jesus is Better,https://richmondanglican.com.au/
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Mark 6:1-6 I Ryan Macdonald
If a Christian understands the severity of hell, they will not be so quick to fall into sin. They will have a greater fear and respect for Almighty God to the point of obeying Him. Rejecting Jesus is what sends a person to hell. However, those who claim to be Christian and are living in habitual sin are in a dangerous, deceptive place. They are on a slippery slope towards hell. Learn more on this topic with Bill and his wife Annette in today's episode. For more information about Bill Wiese and Soul Choice Ministries please visit us at: https://soulchoiceministries.org/ You can find more of Bill's teachings at: BillWieseTV-YouTube
Luke 11 : 14 - 23 - Paster Jay - Sunday, July 13, 2025
Luke 11 : 14 - 23 - Paster Jay - Sunday, July 13, 2025
Romans 1:3-4 — The New Testament claims that Jesus is the incarnate Son of God but the unbelieving world continues to challenge this fact. What's more recent, however, is the false religion that rejects this doctrine yet believes one can still be considered a “Christian.” Is the person of Christ necessary for Christianity? Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones argues that without a Biblical view of Christ, there is no Christianity and no salvation. Islam can exist without Muhammad and Buddhism can exist without Buddha, but Christianity cannot exist without Christ. That faith is built upon the identity, person and work of Jesus Christ. The God who made and sustains the world fulfilled the Old Testament prophecy. Listen to the sermon titled “Concerning His Son: from Romans 1:3–4 where Dr. Lloyd-Jones explains the necessity of the incarnation and belief in this central doctrine. Christless Christianity is not Christianity at all; it is damning hypocrisy. Rejecting Jesus as Messiah places one outside of the Christian faith. Rejecting the divinity of Jesus disregards the whole of His work. Rejecting the full humanity of Jesus imagines a savior who cannot save. Christianity is more than a list of rules, a way of life, or a set of principles. Christianity is about Christ.
Romans 1:3-4 — The New Testament claims that Jesus is the incarnate Son of God but the unbelieving world continues to challenge this fact. What's more recent, however, is the false religion that rejects this doctrine yet believes one can still be considered a “Christian.” Is the person of Christ necessary for Christianity? Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones argues that without a Biblical view of Christ, there is no Christianity and no salvation. Islam can exist without Muhammad and Buddhism can exist without Buddha, but Christianity cannot exist without Christ. That faith is built upon the identity, person and work of Jesus Christ. The God who made and sustains the world fulfilled the Old Testament prophecy. Listen to the sermon titled “Concerning His Son: from Romans 1:3–4 where Dr. Lloyd-Jones explains the necessity of the incarnation and belief in this central doctrine. Christless Christianity is not Christianity at all; it is damning hypocrisy. Rejecting Jesus as Messiah places one outside of the Christian faith. Rejecting the divinity of Jesus disregards the whole of His work. Rejecting the full humanity of Jesus imagines a savior who cannot save. Christianity is more than a list of rules, a way of life, or a set of principles. Christianity is about Christ. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/603/29
The priests, scribes,and elders have been listening to this. And when you read John 11:47–54, it isobvious that Jesus knew what these religious leaders were thinking. When hetells this parable, they know he's speaking of the vineyard, which is Israel. God,in the Old Testament, had sent prophets to call the nation to repentance. Read Jeremiah7:25–26, where Jeremiah said the Father, who has this vineyard sent prophets toask you to repent, to turn back, but because you have not repented, judgment iscoming. Also, in Nehemiah 9:26,Nehemiah, after the captivity in Babylon, in one of the longest recordedprayers in the Bible, prays a public prayer before the remnant that returned toJerusalem. In this prayer he mentions how that God sent prophets, teachers, andpeople calling the people to repentance, but they rejected and killed them. In John chapter 11:47-53,we read: “Then the chief priests and the Pharisees gathered a council andsaid, "What shall we do? For this Man works many signs. If we let Himalone like this, everyone will believe in Him, and the Romans will come andtake away both our place and nation." And one of them, Caiaphas, beinghigh priest that year, said to them, "You know nothing at all, nor do youconsider that it is expedient for us that one man should die for the people,and not that the whole nation should perish." Now this he did not say onhis own authority; but being high priest that year he prophesied that Jesuswould die for the nation, and not for that nation only, but also that He wouldgather together in one the children of God who were scattered abroad. Then,from that day on, they plotted to put Him to death.” Jesus knows what thesereligious leaders are thinking when He shares this parable. They know He issaying that He is the Son that the owner of the vineyard sent to claim His vineyardand they are rejecting him. Jesus is proclaiming that judgment will surely fallupon them, and that's why they said, “Certainly not.” Jesus, the Messiah, isthere, presenting himself openly, and religious leaders know that if the peoplereceive Christ and accept Him as the Messiah, it is all over for their religioushypocrisy, and that's what they fear. Already, when John the Baptist baptizedJesus, and the Spirit came upon Jesus, and people saw this. They also heard thevoice from heaven say, “This is my beloved Son.” Now, when here Jesus inthis parable said, “He sent his beloved son,” they knew He was speakingof Himself. And these scribes, lawyers, priests, and elders knew that He wasspeaking of them rejecting him as the Messiah. And that God's judgment wouldcome upon them and the “vineyard” would be given to others. What a powerfulparable. My friend, it is a costly mistake to reject Jesus as your only hopefor salvation. He is your only Way to avoid the judgment to come. Don't be likethese religious Pharisees, hypocrites. Trust Jesus, focus on him, and live forhim every day.
Pilate said39 “But you have a custom that I should release someone to you at the Passover. Do you therefore want me to release to you the King of the Jews?”40 Then they all cried again, saying, “Not this Man, but Barabbas!” Now Barabbas was a robber.Intro song is 'Bring Me Down'Buy Me a CoffeeThe Slippery Slope SpotifyJ Fallon SpotifyThe Slippery Slope Apple PodcastsThe Slippery Slope YouTube
What if one mistake made you guilty of everything? According to James, that's exactly how God's law works. But here's the lifeline: God's mercy steps in where we fall short. The 1% we can't earn but desperately need is available in Christ. Welcome to the Daily Devo. Our text today is from James 2:10-13. For whoever keeps the whole law but fails in one point has become guilty of all of it. For he who said, “Do not commit adultery,” also said, “Do not murder.” If you do not commit adultery but do murder, you have become a transgressor of the law. So speak and so act as those who are to be judged under the law of liberty. For judgment is without mercy to one who has shown no mercy. Mercy triumphs over judgment. — James 2:10-13 God's standard is perfection. Breaking just one part of His law makes us guilty of it all. Think about that: one small sin in a lifetime of goodness still leaves us entirely guilty before a holy God. His law reflects His perfect character, and breaking even one command dishonors the Lawgiver Himself. That leaves no room for pride, comparison, or judgmentalism—we're all in the same boat. As Paul reminds us in Romans 3:23: “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” But here's the good news. James points us to the “law of liberty,” the freedom we have in Christ because of God's mercy. Jesus' life, death, and resurrection are the proof and provision of that mercy. The question is: will you receive it or reject it? Rejecting Jesus is rejecting mercy itself. And if we receive His mercy, we're called to reflect it—because withholding mercy reveals we haven't truly accepted it. Are you ready for God's final judgment? Without Christ, none of us can stand before God's perfect standard. But through God's mercy in Jesus, we're offered forgiveness and freedom. If you've been relying on your own goodness, it's time to trust in God's grace. Confess your sins, big or small, and place your faith in Jesus. His mercy sets you free from the law of sin and death. Here's a prayer to take that first step: “Lord, I confess that I fall short of Your perfect standard. Thank You for the mercy You've shown me through Jesus. I surrender my life to You and ask for Your forgiveness. Help me to walk in Your grace and extend mercy to others. Amen.” If you prayed this prayer today, write "I choose Jesus" in the comments below and follow me daily as we study the bible. I would love to be your mentor as you begin the journey. Let's live all in for him, who lived all in for you. #GodsMercy, #FinalJudgment, #James2 Ask This: How does knowing God's perfect standard change how you view your own sin? Have you been relying on your goodness instead of God's mercy? How can you better reflect God's mercy in your daily interactions? Are you ready to stand before God's final judgment? Why or why not? Do This: Choose Jesus and choose mercy. Pray This: Lord, I confess that I fall short of Your perfect standard and need Your mercy. Thank You for offering forgiveness through Jesus; help me to live in Your grace and share Your mercy with others.Amen. Play This: Mercy.
Dr. D. Todd Harrison's sermon focuses on the rejection of Jesus Christ and His gospel, attributing this rejection to the fear of social consequences. He argues that prioritizing human approval over God's leads to eternal damnation. However, he offers a solution: accepting Jesus' invitation to join His church on Earth ensures acceptance into His heavenly kingdom. The sermon emphasizes the crucial choice between earthly acceptance and eternal salvation. Dr. D. Todd Harrison is the most followed religious leader in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on the leading social media platform-Facebook. With more than 1.4 million followers, he is one of the top 10 most followed Christian leaders as well. As an Ambassador and Witness of Jesus Christ, it is estimated that he has now testified of Jesus to more than 100,000,000 people around the world. Thousands have become baptized members of the Church, and many have and are currently serving as full-time missionaries.
Since rejection was very much a part of Jesus' life, we shouldn't be surprised when we find it to be a part of our lives, too. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses the varied responses we see to Jesus' ministry in the Gospel of Luke. He faced a lot of opposition, but life-changing transformation was available to those who chose to believe and obey what He said. In Luke, Jesus acknowledges the spiritual forces at work in this world, and Pastor Allen shows us how we can apply that understanding to our culture today in areas like schooling, work, and politics. With the help of the Holy Spirit, we can overcome the rejection in our lives so the plans and purposes of God can be fulfilled. To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world, visit this link: allenjackson.com/podcastdonate
Kingdom of God: Important topic for today; Christ's solution = Moses' solution; Recognizing untruths; Baptism into a system; Taking care of the needy; Understanding "Corban"; Temple membership?; "Religion"; Duty to God and fellow men; Charity; Paradise policies?; Reviewing Mark 6; Power?; Demoniac; Rejecting Jesus; Liberty; Traditions and commandments?; Making contracts under oath; Laws; Forced contributions; Understanding bible via Holy Spirit; Gen 42:22; 1 Sam 8:18; Message of Jesus Christ; Not to be *that* way; Early America; Early Rome; Welfare snares; Making you merchandise; Weakness in the people; Dystopia; The nature of nature; Taking away others' right to choose; Deut 29:4; Mark 7:1; Living by faith; More than believing in Jesus; Saying "Lord, lord" but not doing; Made-up traditions; Which law?; What spirit are you following?; Laying aside God's commandments for traditions (man-made rules); Honoring father and mother; v11 Corban; Robbing widows and orphans; Making God's word to none effect; Hypocrites; Christ's choice He gives you; Major problem of Pharisees; Surrendering your responsibilities; Killing care; Division; Overcoming world poisons; Censoring truth; Understanding vs listening; Circumcision?; Ears to hear are gifts from God; Pork?; Practicality; Responsibility; Evil coms from within; The harlot; Not wanting to admit being wrong; Taxation?; Your duty to love your neighbor; Jesus' life of sacrifice; v31; The real miracle?; Seeing Christ's message; Doing contrary; Unwillingness to hear; Hearing and understanding; Strong delusion; Choosing a savior; Social contract; Selling your brother into slavery; Legal charity; Deut 29:4; Seeking His kingdom and righteousness; 1 Sam 8:18; Commander-in-chief; Reacquiring your responsibilities; Ukraine; Receiving eyes to see; Christ's "Way" back; Why God doesn't hear you; Judges 10:14; Ez 12:2; Rebelling against Christ; Prov 20:12; Seeing knowledge through the spirit; Isa 1:15; Strive! Seek! Ask! Knock!; Isa 6:9; Losing your God-given sight; Isa 59:2; Isa 65:12; Labor of love; Mt 13:11; Self-condemnation; Choosing darkness; Jer 25:4; Mt 10:14; Mk 6:11; Cities of blood; Wrath of God; John 8:43; John 12:38; Set the table of Christ.
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Sunday Morning Expositional Message
Preacher: Mark Redfern | Series: To Seek & To Save
In Matthew 11:20-30 we see how Rejecting Jesus brings judgment, but salvation is a divine work of God that brings rest. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whitefieldschurch/support
Father shows us many day to day ways that we reject Jesus.
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