HeyJaredSermons - Calvary Community Church
Sermon audio from Sunday worship at Calvary Community Church in Port Townsend, WA. Sermons of Pastor Jim Rosenquist, Famly Pastor Aaron Oosterwyk, and others.
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" Promise Breakers" / 2 Samuel 21:1-14 / Jim Rosenquist (opens the original)
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1 – In verses 1-2, what wise thing did David do when he suspected something spirititual connected to the drought? What answer did he get? What had Saul done to violate the covenant made with the Gibeonites? What may have been his reason? 2 – In verse 3, David asked the Gibeonites what solution should be done to make them whole again. What should he have done instead? 3 – In verses 4-9, What do the Gibeonites want? Why? Was this God's suggestion? David's? Why does David give them what they ask fo
"Fierce Friends" / 2 Samuel 19:40 – 20:26 / Jim Rosenquist (opens the original)
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1 – In verses, 19:40–43, who first considered bringing David back to his throne? (v.9-10) Who initiated the action with Judah? (v 11-15) Who finally acts to welcome David as king? (v 40) Why are the 10 tribes of Israel angry with Judah? (v 41) What is their defense? What does it mean that the words of Judah were, "fiercer." (v 43) 2 – In chapter 20, in verses 1-2, what do we know about Sheba? Why is he so quick to complain and lead a rebellion? Why do the men of Israel so quickly follow him? In
"Erchomai" / Mark 1:9-13 / Hanson Rosenquist (opens the original)
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In this passage Mark continues his gospel of Jesus Christ and the answer to the question of the identity of the man on the middle cross. Keep this context in mind as you discuss these questions. 1. Following vv. 1-8, how significant is the identity of the person coming in v. 9? Who are we anticipating? 2. What's the significance of so many Old Testament passages being referenced in regard to Jesus of Nazareth? 3. Read Isaiah 40:3-5; 42:1-4; 53:4-7; 61:1. What do these passages tell us about the
"Kerysso" / Mark 1:1-8 / Hanson Rosenquist (opens the original)
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In this passage Mark begins his gospel of Jesus Christ and begins to answer the question of the identity of the man on the middle cross. Keep this context in mind as you discuss these questions. 1. What significant descriptions of Jesus does Mark give in verse 1? Why are these descriptions important? What do they mean? 2. Read Ex. 23:20, Mal. 3:1, and Is. 40:3. What do these verses prophesy? 3. Who does the messenger prepare the way for? Why is this significant? 4. What similarities does John ha
"Despicable Me" / 2 Samuel 19:8-30 / Jim Rosenquist (opens the original)
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1 – In verses 8-10, why were the people arguing about reinstalling David? What reasons might they have to be afraid or reluctant? 2 - In verses 11-15, why does David take the initiative to reunite with Judah? What was the essence of his message? Why might David want the rebel general, Amasa, as head of the armed forces in place of Joab? How was this enticing to the elders? David meets the leaders at Gilgal. What significance does Gilgal have to David and Israel? (see Josh 5:10-12; 1 Sam 7:16 and
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