HeyJaredJohntown MBC
Sermons by Sean Collins, pastor of Johntown Missionary Baptist Church in Bogata, Texas. For more sermons and information, visit www.jmbc.us
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The Second Touch (opens the original)
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What does the healing of a blind man in Bethsaida teach us about the Christian life? In Mark 8:22–26, Jesus heals a blind man in two stages, giving us a beautiful picture of how Christ works in the lives of His people. While our spiritual life begins in an instant through Christ, our understanding and sanctification often develop gradually over a lifetime. The same Savior who opens our eyes continues to sharpen our vision. He patiently leads us, takes us by the hand, removes our distractions, an
Do You Not Yet Understand (opens the original)
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How quickly we can forget what God has already done when we become consumed with what we think we lack. In Mark 8:14–21, the disciples find themselves worried about having only one loaf of bread—even after witnessing Jesus miraculously feed thousands. Jesus patiently leads them to see that their greatest problem is not a lack of bread, but a failure to remember and trust His provision.In this message, we consider Jesus’ warning to beware of the leaven of the Pharisees and Herod, the danger of an
The Sweet Reminders of the Lord (opens the original)
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In Mark 8:1–10, Jesus feeds four thousand people in a desolate place, and in doing so, He gives His disciples—and us—some sweet reminders about who He is. We are reminded of His compassion , as Jesus sees the needs of the people and is deeply moved by their condition. We are reminded of His provision , as He takes what seems completely insufficient and makes it more than enough. And we are reminded of His patience , as He continues to teach and provide for disciples who are often slow to remembe
All Things Well (opens the original)
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In Mark 7:31–37, Jesus encounters a man who is deaf and struggles to speak. With compassion and tenderness, Jesus enters this man’s world, meets him in his need, and does what only He can do: “He has done all things well.” This miracle points beyond physical healing to the greater work of Christ—bringing light into darkness, grace to sinners, and restoration to His broken creation. In this message, we are reminded that nothing in God’s providence is accidental. Christ is sovereign over our needs
Bringing Our Needs to Jesus (opens the original)
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In Mark 7:24–30, we meet a desperate mother who brings her greatest need to Jesus. Though she has no merit to claim and every reason to feel like an outsider, she comes humbly, persistently, and believing that even the crumbs of Christ’s grace are enough. In this message, we are reminded that we don’t come to Jesus because we deserve Him—we come because we need Him. Whatever your need may be, bring it to Jesus. He is enough. Title: Bringing Our Needs to JesusSeries: The Gospel of MarkDate: June
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