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4 episodes with scripture: mark 10:13-10:16
4 episodes with scripture: mark 10:13-10:16
2 episodes with scripture: mark 10:13-10:16
2 episodes with scripture: mark 10:13-10:16
2 episodes with scripture: mark 10:13-10:16
2 episodes with scripture: mark 10:13-10:16
3 episodes with scripture: mark 10:13-10:16
2 episodes with scripture: mark 10:13-10:16
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Lakeway Baptist Church
Lakeway Baptist Church
Building God's Kingdom, God's Way!
May the God of Wonders Bless You!
May the God of Wonders Bless You!
Southview Baptist Church
Southview Baptist Church
Southview Baptist Church
Teaching our children about Jesus is a great gift and responsibility. Listen as Pastor Bobby teaches us from Mark 10.
April 3, 2022 am Dick Ellis
Covenant Presbyterian Church (The Barn)
Covenant Presbyterian Church (The Barn)
Jesus, the Kingdom, and everything else Jesus offers must be received as a gift given and not as a matter of entitlement, merit, right, or privilege.
Jesus, the Kingdom, and everything else Jesus offers must be received as a gift given and not as a matter of entitlement, merit, right, or privilege.
We must do everything we can to bring our children to Jesus.
We must do everything we can to bring our children to Jesus.
Be reminded of how valuable young people are and our need to minister - Biblically and lovingly - to them as unto The Lord; which must be in spite of how our culture tries to mislead and diminish them.
Be reminded of how valuable young people are and our need to minister - Biblically and lovingly - to them as unto The Lord; which must be in spite of how our culture tries to mislead and diminish them.
Be reminded of how valuable young people are and our need to minister - Biblically and lovingly - to them as unto The Lord; which must be in spite of how our culture tries to mislead and diminish them.
Be reminded of how valuable young people are and our need to minister - Biblically and lovingly - to them as unto The Lord; which must be in spite of how our culture tries to mislead and diminish them.
This channel is an archive of all the sermons preached at South City Church of Little Rock.
This channel is an archive of all the sermons preached at South City Church of Little Rock.
Go do what little children do. Laugh. And, dance. And, skip. And, play. And, giggle. And, be care-free.
Go do what little children do. Laugh. And, dance. And, skip. And, play. And, giggle. And, be care-free.
Go do what little children do. Laugh. And, dance. And, skip. And, play. And, giggle. And, be care-free.
Go do what little children do. Laugh. And, dance. And, skip. And, play. And, giggle. And, be care-free.
Pastor Dale Massengale of the Pleasant View Baptist Church, McQuady, KY, preaches on Sunday morning, June 26, 2022.
Jesus values children, and they teach us how to enter his kingdom.
Jesus values children, and they teach us how to enter his kingdom.
Jesus values children, and they teach us how to enter his kingdom.
Jesus values children, and they teach us how to enter his kingdom.
In this sermon Pastor Keith explains how the loving welcome and humility that Jesus expressed towards children is to characterize those who belong or the Kingdom of God.
In this sermon Pastor Keith explains how the loving welcome and humility that Jesus expressed towards children is to characterize those who belong or the Kingdom of God.
In this sermon Pastor Keith explains how the loving welcome and humility that Jesus expressed towards children is to characterize those who belong or the Kingdom of God.
If we do not accept the kingdom of God on the same basis as children, weak, helpless, unimportant, we will never enter it. Childlike faith lays aside all thoughts of status and privilege, it redefines our definitions of significance. We are not accepted by Jesus because we are special, we are special because we are accepted by Jesus.
Today’s passage may only be four verses about children, but it carries far more theological weight than most people realize. We often dismiss child likeness as immaturity—just like when someone tells us to “stop whining” or “don’t be a baby,” comments that feel belittling and offensive. After decades in youth ministry, I’ve always hated being called “a big kid,” as if responsibility, wisdom, and spiritual maturity don’t count. And in the first century, being compared to a child was even more insulting, shaped by a Pharisaical culture that viewed children as insignificant and unworthy of serious attention. Yet Jesus flips that thinking completely. He takes the very people society overlooks and uses them to reveal a profound truth about the Kingdom. This short passage challenges our assumptions, confronts our pride, and invites us to see childlike faith the way Jesus does—simple, trusting, dependent, and unpretentious. In these few verses, we learn what Jesus really meant when He said we must have “faith like a child,” and why that posture is the doorway into His Kingdom.
Adults tend to look with skepticism on things that are offered for free. Why? As we age, we often lose the ability to receive something with joy because our culture tells us that nothing is free. But what does Jesus say about His Kingdom and what he offers for free? Listen as Pastor Jeremy teaches us from Mark 10:13-16 in his sermon about how to receive the Kingdom of God.
His reign isn’t measured by how many people serve Him but by how many He serves. "For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve others and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Mark 10:45 (NLT)
Come to Jesus as you are, runny noses and all.
Come to Jesus as you are, runny noses and all.
Deuteronomy 30:14 "But the Word is very near you. It is in your mouth and in your heart, so that you can do it."
When Jesus blessed the children, He gave us a lesson in the Kingdom of God. Listen to His call to humility and innocence.
When Jesus blessed the children, He gave us a lesson in the Kingdom of God. Listen to His call to humility and innocence.
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