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Kingdom Kindness Healing on the Sabbath What is Biblical Faith? General Introduction to Proverbs Paul's Conversion and Commission Peter Preaches to the Gentiles Iron Love The New Wine of Christ
21. Who was the "Naked Man in the Garden" in Mark 14?
Delve into the intriguing speculation surrounding the identity of the "naked man in the garden" in Mark 14:51-52, as scholars suggest he could be John Mark, the Gospel author, based on narrative details, authorial techniques, and early church traditions.
Does Jesus Require Forced Celibacy? Holiness Beyond the Rules Old Wine and the New Kingdom
18. Exalting Christ Above All
Luke 9:33 — Peter's impulse to honor Moses and Elijah alongside Jesus shows how easily we elevate good things to an improper level; the Father corrects him—and us—by declaring that only Christ deserves supreme attention and obedience.
Luke 9:33-35
 Politically Correct or Biblically Correct? Authorship and Division of Genesis Freedom Through Slavery James and John Introduction to I Timothy Did Dinosaurs and People Ever Live Together? True Piety Four PS's from James Apostolic Ministry Christmas Before Christ John's Cover Letter The Reason for Paul's Letter to Timothy Introduction to the Apostles The 3 Realities of Christmas Passages #3 & #4 – Genesis 11:27-12:7; Isaiah 53:1-12 The Demands of Discipleship His Last Words A Changeless Faith in a Changing World James the Less, Simon the Zealot, and Judas Not Iscariot Matthias and Paul Error and Consequence Blended Families The Selection Process The Hinge of History God's Method of Reconciliation (continued) The Supremacy of Jesus Christ 145 Year-Old Man Baptized The Dividing Line Family Mobile: Seven Ways to Look at the Christian Home Men in the 21st Century Who Can You Trust? Preacher Worries
3. How to Grow A Preacher
One of the greatest struggles that some men have is to decide if they're going to go into ministry. This lesson provides direction for those who desire this calling.
Herod and Pilate