Mark 1:40 - 2:12
Gospel of MarkSteve Gregg
In this talk, Steve Gregg discusses the biblical story of Jesus healing a leper and forgiving the sins of a paralyzed man. He explores the concepts of sin and ceremonial uncleanness, and how Jesus' healing miracles serve to illustrate spiritual truths and demonstrate his power in the new covenant. Gregg emphasizes the importance of faith, compassion, and submitting to God's will, as well as the controversy and conflict that surrounded Jesus' healing and forgiving ministry.
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Mark 2:13 - 2:28
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In Mark 2:13-28, Steve Gregg delves into Jesus' actions and teachings surrounding the Sabbath and sinners. Jesus called on Levi, a tax collector, to f
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Mark 3:1 - 3:19
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In this segment, Steve Gregg delves into Mark 3:1 - 3:19, focusing on the controversies surrounding the Sabbath and the selection of Jesus' apostles.
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Mark 1:21 - 1:39
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In this exposition on Mark 1:21-1:39 by Steve Gregg, Jesus' teaching in the Capernaum synagogue is highlighted as an example of how Jesus spoke with a
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