Jesus! (8): His Miraculous Ministry
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Jesus' ministry was full of miracles. They served as proof of who He was. They are often referred to as "signs," because they point people to His authority and to His Father.
This sermon was delivered on Sunday, January 27th, 2008 for the Echo Lake Church of Christ.
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Monday, Jan 21, 2008Jesus! (7): Jesus' Mission
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Jesus was a very focused individual. Preaching the gospel of the Kingdom, serving others, seeking the lost, and obeying His Father's Will were most important to Him, and still are. Let's look at His own words to see what He was all about.
This sermon was delivered on Sunday, January 20, 2008, for the Echo Lake Church of Christ.
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Monday, Jan 14, 2008Jesus! (6): Baptism and Temptation of Jesus
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Before He could begin his public ministry, Jesus had to experience two things--baptism and a test.
This sermon was delivered on Sunday, January 13th, 2008, for the Echo Lake Church of Christ.
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Monday, Jan 07, 2008Jesus! (5): John the Baptist, "Get Ready!"
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John the Baptizer was sent by God to prepare the way for the Lord so that all mankind would see Salvation. He prepared the way for Jesus' Ministry. Much of his message is relevant for people today-whether Christian or not.
This sermon was delivered on Sunday, January 6th, 2008, for the Echo Lake Church of Christ.
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