https://www.lightcast.com Sermons and Expositions, verse by verse through books of the Bible or topical Sermons and Expositions, verse by verse through books of the Bible or topical Sermons and Expositions, verse by verse through books of the Bible or topical en Lightcast Feed Generator - https://www.lightcast.com Miller Avenue Church production@lightcast.com Miller Avenue Church Copyright 2021-2026 Miller Avenue Church false episodic Fri, 19 Sep 2025 17:18:00 -0400 Fri, 19 Sep 2025 17:18:00 -0400 https://st1-fs.cdn01.net/channels/0000035/0035480/itunes_audio/0035480itunes_audiob.jpg?v1 https://www.lightcast.com https://podcast.lightcast.com/p68c05qzf/itunes With a large crowd gathering, Peter points back to King David, who foresaw that the Messiah would be resurrected and that what the crowd witnessed—the tongue speaking and praise of the apostles—was the work of the Holy Spirit. Acts #6: Peters Sermon at Pentecost #2, Acts 2:29-41 Miller Avenue Church With a large crowd gathering, Peter points back to King David, who foresaw that the Messiah would be resurrected and that what the crowd witnessed—the tongue speaking and praise of the apostles—was the work of the Holy Spirit. With a large crowd gathering, Peter points back to King David, who foresaw that the Messiah would be resurrected and that what the crowd witnessed—the tongue speaking and praise of the apostles—was the work of the Holy Spirit. With a large crowd gathering, Peter points back to King David, who foresaw that the Messiah would be resurrected and that what the crowd witnessed—the tongue speaking and praise of the apostles—was the work of the Holy Spirit. 764821 Fri, 19 Sep 2025 17:18:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1722 Acts,Peter,Kent Philpott,Jesus,Bible Study,Miller Avenue Church full 1 Peter defends the accusation that the “tongue speaking” is due to drunkenness by saying it is only 9 am, then he goes to Joel chapter 2 saying what is seen is prophetic. Then he moves on his first sermon showing that what was observed is a fulfillment of prophesy. Acts #5: Peter’s Sermon at Pentecost #1, Acts 2:14-28 Miller Avenue Church Peter defends the accusation that the “tongue speaking” is due to drunkenness by saying it is only 9 am, then he goes to Joel chapter 2 saying what is seen is prophetic. Then he moves on his first sermon showing that what was observed is a... Peter defends the accusation that the “tongue speaking” is due to drunkenness by saying it is only 9 am, then he goes to Joel chapter 2 saying what is seen is prophetic. Then he moves on his first sermon showing that what was observed is a fulfillment of prophesy. Peter defends the accusation that the “tongue speaking” is due to drunkenness by saying it is only 9 am, then he goes to Joel chapter 2 saying what is seen is prophetic. Then he moves on his first sermon showing that what was observed is a fulfillment of prophesy. 764474 Wed, 17 Sep 2025 21:55:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1742 Acts,Jesus,Bible Study,Peter's Sermon,Pentecost,tongues full 2 With the gathering of the disciples, the Holy Spirit fell on them and they began to speak in other tongues, which amazed them all. Those non-followers of Jesus thought the speakers were drunk. Acts #4: The Coming of the Holy Spirit, 2:1-13 Miller Avenue Church With the gathering of the disciples, the Holy Spirit fell on them and they began to speak in other tongues, which amazed them all. Those non-followers of Jesus thought the speakers were drunk. With the gathering of the disciples, the Holy Spirit fell on them and they began to speak in other tongues, which amazed them all. Those non-followers of Jesus thought the speakers were drunk. With the gathering of the disciples, the Holy Spirit fell on them and they began to speak in other tongues, which amazed them all. Those non-followers of Jesus thought the speakers were drunk. 764065 Mon, 15 Sep 2025 20:29:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1685 Jesus,Bible,Acts,Tongues,Speaking in Tongues,Holy Spirit full 3 The apostles, again met in the “upper room” in a house in Jerusalem where they had often gathered, and Peter stared it was necessary to replace Judas who betrayed Jesus, and the “lot” fell on Matthias, a person who had been with them from the early days. Acts #3: Matthias Chosen to Replace Judas, Acts 1:12-26 Miller Avenue Church The apostles, again met in the “upper room” in a house in Jerusalem where they had often gathered, and Peter stared it was necessary to replace Judas who betrayed Jesus, and the “lot” fell on Matthias, a person who had been with them from the... The apostles, again met in the “upper room” in a house in Jerusalem where they had often gathered, and Peter stared it was necessary to replace Judas who betrayed Jesus, and the “lot” fell on Matthias, a person who had been with them from the early days. The apostles, again met in the “upper room” in a house in Jerusalem where they had often gathered, and Peter stared it was necessary to replace Judas who betrayed Jesus, and the “lot” fell on Matthias, a person who had been with them from the early days. 763661 Fri, 12 Sep 2025 19:06:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1729 Bible,Acts,Judas,Matthias,Jesus full 4 The Twelve, now Eleven, gathered together, in the presence of Jesus, wanted to know when the kingdom of God would be restored to Israel. Jesus told them to wait in the city until the Holy Spirit would empower them. Acts #2: The Ascension, Acts 1:6-11 Miller Avenue Church The Twelve, now Eleven, gathered together, in the presence of Jesus, wanted to know when the kingdom of God would be restored to Israel. Jesus told them to wait in the city until the Holy Spirit would empower them. The Twelve, now Eleven, gathered together, in the presence of Jesus, wanted to know when the kingdom of God would be restored to Israel. Jesus told them to wait in the city until the Holy Spirit would empower them. The Twelve, now Eleven, gathered together, in the presence of Jesus, wanted to know when the kingdom of God would be restored to Israel. Jesus told them to wait in the city until the Holy Spirit would empower them. 761919 Thu, 04 Sep 2025 20:54:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1705 Acts,Book of Acts,Jesus,Holy Spirit,Israel,Bible Study full 5 Luke, the Gentile author of the Gospel of Luke, educated as a physician, undertakes to write a history of the early church. His first volume is the Gospel of Luke, the only account of Jesus’ life written by a non-Jew. Acts # 1: Introduction, Luke 1:1-4 & Acts 1:1-2 Miller Avenue Church Luke, the Gentile author of the Gospel of Luke, educated as a physician, undertakes to write a history of the early church. His first volume is the Gospel of Luke, the only account of Jesus’ life written by a non-Jew. Luke, the Gentile author of the Gospel of Luke, educated as a physician, undertakes to write a history of the early church. His first volume is the Gospel of Luke, the only account of Jesus’ life written by a non-Jew. Luke, the Gentile author of the Gospel of Luke, educated as a physician, undertakes to write a history of the early church. His first volume is the Gospel of Luke, the only account of Jesus’ life written by a non-Jew. 757204 Fri, 15 Aug 2025 17:52:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1721 Luke,Acts,Miller Avenue Church,Jesus,Bible Study,Kent Philpott full 6 To conclude his letter to the Ephesians, he urges putting on the full armor of God, from the helmet to the sword, and more. Then the ending, a final greeting, and we see Luke’s care for those who will read his epistle. Ephesians #13: The whole Armor of God and Final Greetings, Ephesians 6:10–24 Miller Avenue Church To conclude his letter to the Ephesians, he urges putting on the full armor of God, from the helmet to the sword, and more. Then the ending, a final greeting, and we see Luke’s care for those who will read his epistle. To conclude his letter to the Ephesians, he urges putting on the full armor of God, from the helmet to the sword, and more. Then the ending, a final greeting, and we see Luke’s care for those who will read his epistle. To conclude his letter to the Ephesians, he urges putting on the full armor of God, from the helmet to the sword, and more. Then the ending, a final greeting, and we see Luke’s care for those who will read his epistle. 754104 Tue, 29 Jul 2025 23:01:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1715 Ephesians,Jesus,Paul,God,Bible Study full 7 Paul urges children, basically those still living at home, to obey their parents, and also exhorts parents to treat their children in a godly manner. In that era, 1st century Common Era, about 1/3 of the population were slaves, and Paul writes so that both master and slave treat each other in a Christlike manner. Ephesians #12: Children & Parents/Slaves and Masters, Eph. 6:1–9 Miller Avenue Church Paul urges children, basically those still living at home, to obey their parents, and also exhorts parents to treat their children in a godly manner. In that era, 1st century Common Era, about 1/3 of the population were slaves, and Paul writes so that... Paul urges children, basically those still living at home, to obey their parents, and also exhorts parents to treat their children in a godly manner. In that era, 1st century Common Era, about 1/3 of the population were slaves, and Paul writes so that both master and slave treat each other in a Christlike manner. Paul urges children, basically those still living at home, to obey their parents, and also exhorts parents to treat their children in a godly manner. In that era, 1st century Common Era, about 1/3 of the population were slaves, and Paul writes so that both master and slave treat each other in a Christlike manner. 752790 Wed, 23 Jul 2025 19:34:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1719 full 8 Marriage among Gentiles, and it is to these Paul is writing, was a far cry from the original intent of the Creator, which Paul now presents to his Gentile (Greek cultured) readers. Ephesians #11: Wives and Husbands, Ephesians 5:22–33 Miller Avenue Church Marriage among Gentiles, and it is to these Paul is writing, was a far cry from the original intent of the Creator, which Paul now presents to his Gentile (Greek cultured) readers. Marriage among Gentiles, and it is to these Paul is writing, was a far cry from the original intent of the Creator, which Paul now presents to his Gentile (Greek cultured) readers. Marriage among Gentiles, and it is to these Paul is writing, was a far cry from the original intent of the Creator, which Paul now presents to his Gentile (Greek cultured) readers. 747830 Fri, 27 Jun 2025 15:36:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1739 Paul,Ephesians,Bible Study,Kent Philpott,Jesus,The Bible,Book of Ephesians full 9 Paul now describes how Christians are to live their lives as children of God, walking in love, and this is “agape” love, this love that led Jesus to die for our sins on the cross. Ephesians #10: Walk in Love, Ephesians 5:1–21 Miller Avenue Church Paul now describes how Christians are to live their lives as children of God, walking in love, and this is “agape” love, this love that led Jesus to die for our sins on the cross. Paul now describes how Christians are to live their lives as children of God, walking in love, and this is “agape” love, this love that led Jesus to die for our sins on the cross. Paul now describes how Christians are to live their lives as children of God, walking in love, and this is “agape” love, this love that led Jesus to die for our sins on the cross. 745641 Thu, 19 Jun 2025 21:07:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1751 Paul,Ephesians,Christians,Jesus,Jesus Christ,agape full 10 Paul, writing primarily to Gentile Christians, brings them much of what is presented in Exodus 20 with its 10 Commandments, translating these key points. Ephesians #9: The New Life, Ephesians 4:17-32 Miller Avenue Church Paul, writing primarily to Gentile Christians, brings them much of what is presented in Exodus 20 with its 10 Commandments, translating these key points. Paul, writing primarily to Gentile Christians, brings them much of what is presented in Exodus 20 with its 10 Commandments, translating these key points. Paul, writing primarily to Gentile Christians, brings them much of what is presented in Exodus 20 with its 10 Commandments, translating these key points. 744593 Sat, 14 Jun 2025 16:51:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1732 Paul,Ephesians,Bible Study,Christians,Jesus,Jesus Christ full 11 One of the most profound passages in all of Paul’s letters, here the basic nature of the church—the Body of Christ—is described, along with its functions. Ephesians #8: Unity in the Body of Christ, Ephesians 4:1–16 Miller Avenue Church One of the most profound passages in all of Paul’s letters, here the basic nature of the church—the Body of Christ—is described, along with its functions. One of the most profound passages in all of Paul’s letters, here the basic nature of the church—the Body of Christ—is described, along with its functions. One of the most profound passages in all of Paul’s letters, here the basic nature of the church—the Body of Christ—is described, along with its functions. 743999 Wed, 11 Jun 2025 19:51:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1714 Jesus,Ephesians,Christ,Paul's Letters,Paul,The Body of Christ full 12 Paul prays that those who follow Jesus in Ephesus and the larger region will understand the depths of love the Father has for all those who are in Christ. Ephesians #7: Prayer for Spiritual Strength, Ephesians 3:14–21 Miller Avenue Church Paul prays that those who follow Jesus in Ephesus and the larger region will understand the depths of love the Father has for all those who are in Christ. Paul prays that those who follow Jesus in Ephesus and the larger region will understand the depths of love the Father has for all those who are in Christ. Paul prays that those who follow Jesus in Ephesus and the larger region will understand the depths of love the Father has for all those who are in Christ. 742853 Sat, 07 Jun 2025 18:10:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1746 Paul,Ephesians,Christ,Jesus,Bible Study,Jesus Christ full 13 Jesus, crucified, buried on Friday, that day known as “Good Friday,” was raised on the third day, Sunday. He did not raise Himself, but was raised from the dead by God the Father and then appeared first to Mary Magdalene and several other women, then to His disciples. Easter Special: The Resurrection, Matthew 28:1–15 Miller Avenue Church Jesus, crucified, buried on Friday, that day known as “Good Friday,” was raised on the third day, Sunday. He did not raise Himself, but was raised from the dead by God the Father and then appeared first to Mary Magdalene and several other women,... Jesus, crucified, buried on Friday, that day known as “Good Friday,” was raised on the third day, Sunday. He did not raise Himself, but was raised from the dead by God the Father and then appeared first to Mary Magdalene and several other women, then to His disciples. Jesus, crucified, buried on Friday, that day known as “Good Friday,” was raised on the third day, Sunday. He did not raise Himself, but was raised from the dead by God the Father and then appeared first to Mary Magdalene and several other women, then to His disciples. 729719 Tue, 29 Apr 2025 23:02:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1752 Resurrection,Jesus,Good Friday,Mary Magdalene,Bible Study full 14 Paul, a prisoner in a Roman prison, writes to the Church at Ephesus, speaks of the mystery of the Gospel, that word of forgiveness and salvation, now also given to and presented to Gentiles. Ephesians #6: The Mystery of the Gospel Revealed, 3:1–13 Miller Avenue Church Paul, a prisoner in a Roman prison, writes to the Church at Ephesus, speaks of the mystery of the Gospel, that word of forgiveness and salvation, now also given to and presented to Gentiles. Paul, a prisoner in a Roman prison, writes to the Church at Ephesus, speaks of the mystery of the Gospel, that word of forgiveness and salvation, now also given to and presented to Gentiles. Paul, a prisoner in a Roman prison, writes to the Church at Ephesus, speaks of the mystery of the Gospel, that word of forgiveness and salvation, now also given to and presented to Gentiles. 729662 Tue, 29 Apr 2025 20:17:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1730 Ephesians,Gospel,Paul,Ephesus,Jesus,Bible Study full 15 Paul explains that Jews and Gentiles are now One in Christ. Paul in Acts 21 is even arrested in the Temple for bringing a Gentile inside it. Now all this has changed as salvation belongs to both Jew and Gentile. Ephesians #5: One in Christ, Ephesians 2:11-22 Miller Avenue Church Paul explains that Jews and Gentiles are now One in Christ. Paul in Acts 21 is even arrested in the Temple for bringing a Gentile inside it. Now all this has changed as salvation belongs to both Jew and Gentile. Paul explains that Jews and Gentiles are now One in Christ. Paul in Acts 21 is even arrested in the Temple for bringing a Gentile inside it. Now all this has changed as salvation belongs to both Jew and Gentile. Paul explains that Jews and Gentiles are now One in Christ. Paul in Acts 21 is even arrested in the Temple for bringing a Gentile inside it. Now all this has changed as salvation belongs to both Jew and Gentile. 728759 Sat, 26 Apr 2025 15:52:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1751 full 16 To his readers, both the believers in Ephesus and beyond, Paul makes it clear that no one is forgiven and given the gift of eternal life by anything a person can do. The greatest gift is eternal life, given to us by Him alone. Ephesians #4: By Grace Through Faith, Ephesians 2:1–10 Miller Avenue Church To his readers, both the believers in Ephesus and beyond, Paul makes it clear that no one is forgiven and given the gift of eternal life by anything a person can do. The greatest gift is eternal life, given to us by Him alone. To his readers, both the believers in Ephesus and beyond, Paul makes it clear that no one is forgiven and given the gift of eternal life by anything a person can do. The greatest gift is eternal life, given to us by Him alone. To his readers, both the believers in Ephesus and beyond, Paul makes it clear that no one is forgiven and given the gift of eternal life by anything a person can do. The greatest gift is eternal life, given to us by Him alone. 728378 Thu, 24 Apr 2025 19:32:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1725 Ephesians,Jesus,The Apostle Paul,Bible Study full 17 Paul, while in prison in Rome, about the year 62 AD, has heard of the faithfulness of other churches and sends out a letter to encourage these followers of Jesus. Ephesians #3: Thanksgiving and Prayer, Ephesians 1:15-23 Miller Avenue Church Paul, while in prison in Rome, about the year 62 AD, has heard of the faithfulness of other churches and sends out a letter to encourage these followers of Jesus. Paul, while in prison in Rome, about the year 62 AD, has heard of the faithfulness of other churches and sends out a letter to encourage these followers of Jesus. Paul, while in prison in Rome, about the year 62 AD, has heard of the faithfulness of other churches and sends out a letter to encourage these followers of Jesus. 727070 Fri, 18 Apr 2025 16:58:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1750 The Apostle Paul,Ephesians,Bible Study,Jesus,Kent Philpott full 18 Paul greets the saints in Ephesus and speaks of the believers blessing they have in Christ, as He chose us to believe in Him. Then proceeds to explain the nature of what we inherit in Christ Jesus. Ephesians #2: Greeting & Spiritual Blessings in Christ, Ephesians 1:1–14 Miller Avenue Church Paul greets the saints in Ephesus and speaks of the believers blessing they have in Christ, as He chose us to believe in Him. Then proceeds to explain the nature of what we inherit in Christ Jesus. Paul greets the saints in Ephesus and speaks of the believers blessing they have in Christ, as He chose us to believe in Him. Then proceeds to explain the nature of what we inherit in Christ Jesus. Paul greets the saints in Ephesus and speaks of the believers blessing they have in Christ, as He chose us to believe in Him. Then proceeds to explain the nature of what we inherit in Christ Jesus. 721628 Wed, 02 Apr 2025 22:37:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1740 Paul,Ephesians,Bible Study,Jesus,Christ,Jesus Christ,Ephesus full 19 Luke, the author of Acts, describes the conversion of Saul, later to be known by his Hellenistic name, Paul, which occurs as Saul travels to Damascus in Syria to persecute those there who had believed Jesus was the Messiah sent from the Father. Ephesians #1: Introduction, Acts 9:1–31 Miller Avenue Church Luke, the author of Acts, describes the conversion of Saul, later to be known by his Hellenistic name, Paul, which occurs as Saul travels to Damascus in Syria to persecute those there who had believed Jesus was the Messiah sent from the Father. Luke, the author of Acts, describes the conversion of Saul, later to be known by his Hellenistic name, Paul, which occurs as Saul travels to Damascus in Syria to persecute those there who had believed Jesus was the Messiah sent from the Father. Luke, the author of Acts, describes the conversion of Saul, later to be known by his Hellenistic name, Paul, which occurs as Saul travels to Damascus in Syria to persecute those there who had believed Jesus was the Messiah sent from the Father. 721614 Wed, 02 Apr 2025 19:28:00 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1759 Ephesians,Paul,Jesus,Conversion of Saul,Damascus,Bible Study full 20 Pastor Kent Philpott gives an overview of the Bible — how we got it, what it contains, who wrote parts of it — and concentrates in Part 2 on the New Testament. Bible Study Special - What is the Bible - New Testament Miller Avenue Church Pastor Kent Philpott gives an overview of the Bible — how we got it, what it contains, who wrote parts of it — and concentrates in Part 2 on the New Testament. Pastor Kent Philpott gives an overview of the Bible — how we got it, what it contains, who wrote parts of it — and concentrates in Part 2 on the New Testament. Pastor Kent Philpott gives an overview of the Bible — how we got it, what it contains, who wrote parts of it — and concentrates in Part 2 on the New Testament. 721145 Mon, 09 Jun 2025 19:51:34 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1759 Bible,New Testament,Greek,Hebrew,Codex Sinaiticus,Gutenberg Bible,King James Version,Tanakh,Septuigent,gospel writers,Matthew,Mark,Luke,John,Paul,Romans,Revelation full 21 Kent Philpott gives an overview of the Bible - How we got it, what books are in it, focusing on the Old Testament in Part 1 of What is the Bible? Bible Study Special - What is the Bible - Old Testament Miller Avenue Church Kent Philpott gives an overview of the Bible - How we got it, what books are in it, focusing on the Old Testament in Part 1 of What is the Bible? Kent Philpott gives an overview of the Bible - How we got it, what books are in it, focusing on the Old Testament in Part 1 of What is the Bible? Kent Philpott gives an overview of the Bible - How we got it, what books are in it, focusing on the Old Testament in Part 1 of What is the Bible? 716579 Mon, 09 Jun 2025 19:51:34 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1697 The Bible,Old Testament,New Testament,What is the Bible?,Hebrew,Greek,Pentateuch,Torah,Tanakh,Septuagint,Guttenberg,King James Version,canon,Codex Sinaiticus,Koine Greek full 22 The paradox concerning Jesus is that He is both God and human (man) at once. Beyond our ability to grasp this, however, it is clearly laid out in the Scripture, both Old and New Testaments. We see this in His miracles and in His death on the cross. Special Ed: Jesus the God/Man, 1 Thess 4:13-18, Philippians 21-24, 2 Cor 5:1-8 Miller Avenue Church The paradox concerning Jesus is that He is both God and human (man) at once. Beyond our ability to grasp this, however, it is clearly laid out in the Scripture, both Old and New Testaments. We see this in His miracles and in His death on the cross. The paradox concerning Jesus is that He is both God and human (man) at once. Beyond our ability to grasp this, however, it is clearly laid out in the Scripture, both Old and New Testaments. We see this in His miracles and in His death on the cross. The paradox concerning Jesus is that He is both God and human (man) at once. Beyond our ability to grasp this, however, it is clearly laid out in the Scripture, both Old and New Testaments. We see this in His miracles and in His death on the cross. 711943 Mon, 09 Jun 2025 19:51:34 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1776 full 23 Show 3 of 3: 25-30% of Jesus' ministry was casting out demons. Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley, Founding Pastor of Living Streams Church, Phoenix, AZ attempt to familiarize and demystify the topic of demonology based on their years of hands-on experience with deliverance ministry. BIBLE STUDY Special Edition: Casting Out Demons, Show #5 Miller Avenue Church Show 3 of 3: 25-30% of Jesus' ministry was casting out demons. Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley, Founding Pastor of Living Streams Church, Phoenix, AZ attempt to familiarize and demystify the topic of demonology based on their years of hands-on... Show 3 of 3: 25-30% of Jesus' ministry was casting out demons. Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley, Founding Pastor of Living Streams Church, Phoenix, AZ attempt to familiarize and demystify the topic of demonology based on their years of hands-on experience with deliverance ministry. Show 3 of 3: 25-30% of Jesus' ministry was casting out demons. Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley, Founding Pastor of Living Streams Church, Phoenix, AZ attempt to familiarize and demystify the topic of demonology based on their years of hands-on experience with deliverance ministry. 679374 Mon, 09 Jun 2025 19:51:34 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1742 Kent Philpott,Mark Buckley,Casting Out Demons,Demonology,Deliverance Ministry,Jeusu full 24 Show 2 of 3 shows feature Pastors Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley. 25-30% of Jesus' ministry was casting out demons. Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley, Founding Pastor of Living Streams Church, Phoenix, AZ attempt to familiarize and demystify the topic of demonology based on their years of hands-on experience with deliverance ministry. BIBLE STUDY Special Edition: Casting Out Demons Show 4 Miller Avenue Church Show 2 of 3 shows feature Pastors Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley. 25-30% of Jesus' ministry was casting out demons. Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley, Founding Pastor of Living Streams Church, Phoenix, AZ attempt to familiarize and demystify the topic of... Show 2 of 3 shows feature Pastors Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley. 25-30% of Jesus' ministry was casting out demons. Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley, Founding Pastor of Living Streams Church, Phoenix, AZ attempt to familiarize and demystify the topic of demonology based on their years of hands-on experience with deliverance ministry. Show 2 of 3 shows feature Pastors Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley. 25-30% of Jesus' ministry was casting out demons. Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley, Founding Pastor of Living Streams Church, Phoenix, AZ attempt to familiarize and demystify the topic of demonology based on their years of hands-on experience with deliverance ministry. 678845 Mon, 09 Jun 2025 19:51:34 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1802 Demonology,Deliverance,Jesus,Casting Out Demons, full 25 Show 1 of 3 shows featuring Pastors Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley. 25-30% of Jesus' ministry was casting out demons. Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley, Founding Pastor of Living Streams Church, Phoenix, AZ attempt to familiarize and demystify the topic of demonology based on their years of hands-on experience with deliverance ministry. BIBLE STUDY Special Edition: Casting Out Demons Show 3 Miller Avenue Church Show 1 of 3 shows featuring Pastors Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley. 25-30% of Jesus' ministry was casting out demons. Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley, Founding Pastor of Living Streams Church, Phoenix, AZ attempt to familiarize and demystify the topic... Show 1 of 3 shows featuring Pastors Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley. 25-30% of Jesus' ministry was casting out demons. Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley, Founding Pastor of Living Streams Church, Phoenix, AZ attempt to familiarize and demystify the topic of demonology based on their years of hands-on experience with deliverance ministry. Show 1 of 3 shows featuring Pastors Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley. 25-30% of Jesus' ministry was casting out demons. Kent Philpott and Mark Buckley, Founding Pastor of Living Streams Church, Phoenix, AZ attempt to familiarize and demystify the topic of demonology based on their years of hands-on experience with deliverance ministry. 677005 Mon, 09 Jun 2025 19:51:34 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1742 Demonology,casting out demons,Kent Philppott,Mark Buckley,The Gospel of Mark,Jesus,deliverance full 26 Show 2 of 2: In the midst of an explosive revival of many different kinds of spiritual and dangerous psychic occult practices, Pastor Kent Philpott warns that involvement can lead to demonic possession. Kent shares stories of his fifty years of personal experience casting out demons— hundreds of times, event virtually!—with people all over the world. BIBLE STUDY Special Edition: Casting Out Demons Show 2 Miller Avenue Church Show 2 of 2: In the midst of an explosive revival of many different kinds of spiritual and dangerous psychic occult practices, Pastor Kent Philpott warns that involvement can lead to demonic possession. Kent shares stories of his fifty years of... Show 2 of 2: In the midst of an explosive revival of many different kinds of spiritual and dangerous psychic occult practices, Pastor Kent Philpott warns that involvement can lead to demonic possession. Kent shares stories of his fifty years of personal experience casting out demons— hundreds of times, event virtually!—with people all over the world. Show 2 of 2: In the midst of an explosive revival of many different kinds of spiritual and dangerous psychic occult practices, Pastor Kent Philpott warns that involvement can lead to demonic possession. Kent shares stories of his fifty years of personal experience casting out demons— hundreds of times, event virtually!—with people all over the world. 670261 Mon, 09 Jun 2025 19:51:34 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1742 demons,Demonic Possession,The Bible;pyschic,occult,Jesus full 27 Show 1 of 2: In the midst of an explosive revival of many different kinds of spiritual and dangerous psychic occult practices, Pastor Kent Philpott warns that involvement can lead to demonic possession. Kent shares stories of his fifty years of personal experience casting out demons— hundreds of times, event virtually!—with people all over the world. BIBLE STUDY Special Edition: Casting Out Demons Show 1 Miller Avenue Church Show 1 of 2: In the midst of an explosive revival of many different kinds of spiritual and dangerous psychic occult practices, Pastor Kent Philpott warns that involvement can lead to demonic possession. Kent shares stories of his fifty years of... Show 1 of 2: In the midst of an explosive revival of many different kinds of spiritual and dangerous psychic occult practices, Pastor Kent Philpott warns that involvement can lead to demonic possession. Kent shares stories of his fifty years of personal experience casting out demons— hundreds of times, event virtually!—with people all over the world. Show 1 of 2: In the midst of an explosive revival of many different kinds of spiritual and dangerous psychic occult practices, Pastor Kent Philpott warns that involvement can lead to demonic possession. Kent shares stories of his fifty years of personal experience casting out demons— hundreds of times, event virtually!—with people all over the world. 670260 Mon, 09 Jun 2025 19:51:34 -0400 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1742 Casting Out Demons,Demonic Posession,Demons,Jesus,The Bible full 28 Joseph of Arimathea asked Pilate for the body of Jesus so that he might bury Him. Given permission, Joseph wrapped Jesus’ body in a linen shroud. Jesus was then buried. This was on a Friday. Saturday went by, then on Sunday morning early, some of Jesus’ women followers were shown His empty tomb. Mark #48: Jesus Is Buried & The Resurrection Mark, 15:42–16:8 Miller Avenue Church Joseph of Arimathea asked Pilate for the body of Jesus so that he might bury Him. Given permission, Joseph wrapped Jesus’ body in a linen shroud. Jesus was then buried. This was on a Friday. Saturday went by, then on Sunday morning early, some of... Joseph of Arimathea asked Pilate for the body of Jesus so that he might bury Him. Given permission, Joseph wrapped Jesus’ body in a linen shroud. Jesus was then buried. This was on a Friday. Saturday went by, then on Sunday morning early, some of Jesus’ women followers were shown His empty tomb. Joseph of Arimathea asked Pilate for the body of Jesus so that he might bury Him. Given permission, Joseph wrapped Jesus’ body in a linen shroud. Jesus was then buried. This was on a Friday. Saturday went by, then on Sunday morning early, some of Jesus’ women followers were shown His empty tomb. 709019 Fri, 07 Feb 2025 15:52:00 -0500 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1741 Jesus,Bible Study,Arimathea,Joseph,Kent Philpott,Pilate,crucifixion full 29 At noon, Jesus has been on the cross now 3 hours, all went dark until 3pm. Six hours He was on that cross. Following His last breath, the curtain of the temple was torn in two. Mark reports that there were several women close by who witnessed Jesus’ death. MARK #47: The Death of Jesus Mark, 15:33–41 Miller Avenue Church At noon, Jesus has been on the cross now 3 hours, all went dark until 3pm. Six hours He was on that cross. Following His last breath, the curtain of the temple was torn in two. Mark reports that there were several women close by who witnessed Jesus’... At noon, Jesus has been on the cross now 3 hours, all went dark until 3pm. Six hours He was on that cross. Following His last breath, the curtain of the temple was torn in two. Mark reports that there were several women close by who witnessed Jesus’ death. At noon, Jesus has been on the cross now 3 hours, all went dark until 3pm. Six hours He was on that cross. Following His last breath, the curtain of the temple was torn in two. Mark reports that there were several women close by who witnessed Jesus’ death. 707457 Fri, 31 Jan 2025 17:55:00 -0500 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1720 full 30 Roman soldiers treat Jesus so very cruelly now that Pilate has allowed His execution. Taking Jesus to the site of where a cross awaited Jesus, and He along with two others sentenced to death, Jesus is placed upon the cross. MARK# 46: Jesus Is Mocked & The Crucifixion, Mark 15:16–32 Miller Avenue Church Roman soldiers treat Jesus so very cruelly now that Pilate has allowed His execution. Taking Jesus to the site of where a cross awaited Jesus, and He along with two others sentenced to death, Jesus is placed upon the cross. Roman soldiers treat Jesus so very cruelly now that Pilate has allowed His execution. Taking Jesus to the site of where a cross awaited Jesus, and He along with two others sentenced to death, Jesus is placed upon the cross. Roman soldiers treat Jesus so very cruelly now that Pilate has allowed His execution. Taking Jesus to the site of where a cross awaited Jesus, and He along with two others sentenced to death, Jesus is placed upon the cross. 705594 Sat, 25 Jan 2025 20:22:00 -0500 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1758 full 31 Only Pilate, the Roman procurator or chief authority, could have Jesus put to death, thus it was necessary for Jesus’ opponents to bring Him to Pilate, who then allows Jesus to be crucified. MARK #45: Jesus Delivered to Pilate; Pilate Delivers Jesus to Crucified, Mark 15:1–15 Miller Avenue Church Only Pilate, the Roman procurator or chief authority, could have Jesus put to death, thus it was necessary for Jesus’ opponents to bring Him to Pilate, who then allows Jesus to be crucified. Only Pilate, the Roman procurator or chief authority, could have Jesus put to death, thus it was necessary for Jesus’ opponents to bring Him to Pilate, who then allows Jesus to be crucified. Only Pilate, the Roman procurator or chief authority, could have Jesus put to death, thus it was necessary for Jesus’ opponents to bring Him to Pilate, who then allows Jesus to be crucified. 704203 Thu, 16 Jan 2025 21:59:00 -0500 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1716 Jesus,Pilate,Crucified,Bible Study full 32 Having gained entrance into the high priest’s house, Peter denies to one of the high priest’s servant girls that he knows Jesus. Then comes the same accusation by other “bystanders.” Then, as Jesus predicted, a rooster crows a second time. Peter was then overcome with grief. MARK #44: Peter Denies Jesus, Mark 14:66–72 Miller Avenue Church Having gained entrance into the high priest’s house, Peter denies to one of the high priest’s servant girls that he knows Jesus. Then comes the same accusation by other “bystanders.” Then, as Jesus predicted, a rooster crows a second time.... Having gained entrance into the high priest’s house, Peter denies to one of the high priest’s servant girls that he knows Jesus. Then comes the same accusation by other “bystanders.” Then, as Jesus predicted, a rooster crows a second time. Peter was then overcome with grief. Having gained entrance into the high priest’s house, Peter denies to one of the high priest’s servant girls that he knows Jesus. Then comes the same accusation by other “bystanders.” Then, as Jesus predicted, a rooster crows a second time. Peter was then overcome with grief. 703365 Sat, 11 Jan 2025 17:00:32 -0500 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1746 Jesus,Peter,Bible Study,Peter Denies Jesus full 33 Having been captured in the Garden, Jesus is brought first before Annas, the retired high priest, then Caiaphas, the present high priest, who accuses Jesus being a blasphemer and thus worth of death. Mark #43: Jesus before the Council, Mark 14:53–65 Miller Avenue Church Having been captured in the Garden, Jesus is brought first before Annas, the retired high priest, then Caiaphas, the present high priest, who accuses Jesus being a blasphemer and thus worth of death. Having been captured in the Garden, Jesus is brought first before Annas, the retired high priest, then Caiaphas, the present high priest, who accuses Jesus being a blasphemer and thus worth of death. Having been captured in the Garden, Jesus is brought first before Annas, the retired high priest, then Caiaphas, the present high priest, who accuses Jesus being a blasphemer and thus worth of death. 701572 Fri, 03 Jan 2025 16:45:00 -0500 Copyright 2025 Miller Avenue Church 1734 Jesus,Caiaphas,Bible Study,Crucifixion full 34 While in the Garden of Gethsemane, on the Mount of Olives, the Jewish leaders arrest Jesus, with a kiss from Judas, and Jesus is led away. However, a young man, identified as Mark, the author of this Gospel, must flee from Jesus’ captors. MARK #42: Betrayal & Arrest of Jesus and A Young Man Flees, Mark 14:43–52 Miller Avenue Church While in the Garden of Gethsemane, on the Mount of Olives, the Jewish leaders arrest Jesus, with a kiss from Judas, and Jesus is led away. However, a young man, identified as Mark, the author of this Gospel, must flee from Jesus’ captors. While in the Garden of Gethsemane, on the Mount of Olives, the Jewish leaders arrest Jesus, with a kiss from Judas, and Jesus is led away. However, a young man, identified as Mark, the author of this Gospel, must flee from Jesus’ captors. While in the Garden of Gethsemane, on the Mount of Olives, the Jewish leaders arrest Jesus, with a kiss from Judas, and Jesus is led away. However, a young man, identified as Mark, the author of this Gospel, must flee from Jesus’ captors. 699623 Sat, 21 Dec 2024 20:11:26 -0500 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1741 Jesus,Gethsemane,Mount of Olives,Judas,Betrayal full 35 Leaving Jerusalem, Jesus leads His disciples onto the Mount of Olives and warns them that they will all fall away from Him, meaning not stand with Him, and He then tells Peter directly that he will fall away, which he denies, and the rest of them (10) say the same. MARK #41: Jesus Foretells Peter’s Denial/Jesus Prays in Gethsemane, Mark 14:26–42 Miller Avenue Church Leaving Jerusalem, Jesus leads His disciples onto the Mount of Olives and warns them that they will all fall away from Him, meaning not stand with Him, and He then tells Peter directly that he will fall away, which he denies, and the rest of them (10)... Leaving Jerusalem, Jesus leads His disciples onto the Mount of Olives and warns them that they will all fall away from Him, meaning not stand with Him, and He then tells Peter directly that he will fall away, which he denies, and the rest of them (10) say the same. Leaving Jerusalem, Jesus leads His disciples onto the Mount of Olives and warns them that they will all fall away from Him, meaning not stand with Him, and He then tells Peter directly that he will fall away, which he denies, and the rest of them (10) say the same. 699225 Thu, 19 Dec 2024 21:53:00 -0500 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1767 Jesus, The Bible Study, Gethsemane,Peter,Jesus Foretells Peter’s Denial,Jesus Prays in Gethsemane full 36 On the evening prior to His crucifixion, Jesus, in an unknown location in Jerusalem, celebrates the deliverance from Egypt (Passover) with His disciples, and His followers down through the ages have done the same. Mark #40: Passover With Disciples & Institution of The Lord’s Supper, Mark 14:12-25 Miller Avenue Church On the evening prior to His crucifixion, Jesus, in an unknown location in Jerusalem, celebrates the deliverance from Egypt (Passover) with His disciples, and His followers down through the ages have done the same. On the evening prior to His crucifixion, Jesus, in an unknown location in Jerusalem, celebrates the deliverance from Egypt (Passover) with His disciples, and His followers down through the ages have done the same. On the evening prior to His crucifixion, Jesus, in an unknown location in Jerusalem, celebrates the deliverance from Egypt (Passover) with His disciples, and His followers down through the ages have done the same. 698136 Fri, 13 Dec 2024 19:30:00 -0500 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1750 Jesus,Passover,The Lord's Supper,crucifixion,The Passover with the Disciples,Institution of the Lord’s Supper full 37 Two days prior to the crucifixion, religious leaders plan to kill Jesus, but not during the upcoming feasts; Jesus at Bethany is anointed by a woman with expensive perfume; and Judas Iscariot connects with the religious leaders on how to kill Jesus. MARK #39: Plot Kill Jesus, Jesus Anointed Bethany, Judas betray Jesus,Mark 14:1–11 Miller Avenue Church Two days prior to the crucifixion, religious leaders plan to kill Jesus, but not during the upcoming feasts; Jesus at Bethany is anointed by a woman with expensive perfume; and Judas Iscariot connects with the religious leaders on how to kill Jesus. Two days prior to the crucifixion, religious leaders plan to kill Jesus, but not during the upcoming feasts; Jesus at Bethany is anointed by a woman with expensive perfume; and Judas Iscariot connects with the religious leaders on how to kill Jesus. Two days prior to the crucifixion, religious leaders plan to kill Jesus, but not during the upcoming feasts; Jesus at Bethany is anointed by a woman with expensive perfume; and Judas Iscariot connects with the religious leaders on how to kill Jesus. 695610 Mon, 02 Dec 2024 19:47:00 -0500 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1733 Jesus,Bible,Bible Study,Gospel of Mark,Mark full 38 Jesus uses a commonly understood process of a fig tree bearing fruit to speak of the ending of the age and His return. Yet, no will know when this will occur. MARK #38: Lesson of Fig Tree & No One Knows That Day or Hour, Mark 13:28–37 Miller Avenue Church Jesus uses a commonly understood process of a fig tree bearing fruit to speak of the ending of the age and His return. Yet, no will know when this will occur. Jesus uses a commonly understood process of a fig tree bearing fruit to speak of the ending of the age and His return. Yet, no will know when this will occur. Jesus uses a commonly understood process of a fig tree bearing fruit to speak of the ending of the age and His return. Yet, no will know when this will occur. 695318 Sun, 01 Dec 2024 22:04:00 -0500 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1742 Jesus,Fig Tree,The Gospel of Mark,Bible full 39 (Second time on this passage) Just a brief time before Jesus’ crucifixion Jesus informs His disciples about the ending of the universe and His return to gather His followers up into heaven. Mark #37: Abomination of Desolation/Coming of the Son of Man, Mark 13:14–27 Miller Avenue Church (Second time on this passage) Just a brief time before Jesus’ crucifixion Jesus informs His disciples about the ending of the universe and His return to gather His followers up into heaven. (Second time on this passage) Just a brief time before Jesus’ crucifixion Jesus informs His disciples about the ending of the universe and His return to gather His followers up into heaven. (Second time on this passage) Just a brief time before Jesus’ crucifixion Jesus informs His disciples about the ending of the universe and His return to gather His followers up into heaven. 693601 Fri, 22 Nov 2024 16:40:05 -0500 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1737 Jesus,Abomination of Desolation,Coming of the Son of Man,end times,heaven,second coming,tribulation,false christs full 40 Jesus uses a commonly understood process of a fig tree bearing fruit to speak of the ending of the age and His return. Yet, no will know when this will occur. Mark #36: The Lesson of the Fig Tree & No One Knows Day or Hour, Mark 13:28–37 Miller Avenue Church Jesus uses a commonly understood process of a fig tree bearing fruit to speak of the ending of the age and His return. Yet, no will know when this will occur. Jesus uses a commonly understood process of a fig tree bearing fruit to speak of the ending of the age and His return. Yet, no will know when this will occur. Jesus uses a commonly understood process of a fig tree bearing fruit to speak of the ending of the age and His return. Yet, no will know when this will occur. 691987 Fri, 15 Nov 2024 19:25:00 -0500 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1744 Jesus,Mark,Gospel of Mark,Lesson of the Fig Tree,Bible full 41 On the way to Jerusalem, brothers James and John, via their mother, request of Jesus that they have positions of power when Jesus comes into His kingdom. Jesus then speaks of what it is to be a slave in His kingdom. MARK #26: The Request of James and John, Mark 10:35–45 Miller Avenue Church On the way to Jerusalem, brothers James and John, via their mother, request of Jesus that they have positions of power when Jesus comes into His kingdom. Jesus then speaks of what it is to be a slave in His kingdom. On the way to Jerusalem, brothers James and John, via their mother, request of Jesus that they have positions of power when Jesus comes into His kingdom. Jesus then speaks of what it is to be a slave in His kingdom. On the way to Jerusalem, brothers James and John, via their mother, request of Jesus that they have positions of power when Jesus comes into His kingdom. Jesus then speaks of what it is to be a slave in His kingdom. 688092 Fri, 01 Nov 2024 14:30:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1742 Jesus,Bible,The Gospel of Mark,Mark full 42 Just a brief time before Jesus’ crucifixion Jesus informs His disciples about the ending of the universe and His return to gather His followers up into heaven. MARK #35: Abomination of Desolation/Coming of the Son of Man, Mark 13:14–27 Miller Avenue Church Just a brief time before Jesus’ crucifixion Jesus informs His disciples about the ending of the universe and His return to gather His followers up into heaven. Just a brief time before Jesus’ crucifixion Jesus informs His disciples about the ending of the universe and His return to gather His followers up into heaven. Just a brief time before Jesus’ crucifixion Jesus informs His disciples about the ending of the universe and His return to gather His followers up into heaven. 687118 Tue, 29 Oct 2024 19:45:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1748 Jesus,Abomination of Desolation,Coming of the Son of Man,The Gospel of Mark, full 43 It is now just a couple of days before the crucifixion, and Jesus speaks with four of His disciples about the ending of the age, that moment when Jesus returns. MARK #34: Signs of the End of the Age, Mark 13:3–13 Miller Avenue Church It is now just a couple of days before the crucifixion, and Jesus speaks with four of His disciples about the ending of the age, that moment when Jesus returns. It is now just a couple of days before the crucifixion, and Jesus speaks with four of His disciples about the ending of the age, that moment when Jesus returns. It is now just a couple of days before the crucifixion, and Jesus speaks with four of His disciples about the ending of the age, that moment when Jesus returns. 684888 Fri, 18 Oct 2024 19:11:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1731 Mark,Jesus,Signs of the End,Bible, full 44 Within a very short period before Jesus’ crucifixion, He warns against the hypocrisy of the scribes, then, in the Temple area near the places where money was given for the Temple’s upkeep, He sees a widow give all she has, and then foretells the destruction of that very Temple. MARK #33: Beware Scribes, Widow Offering, Destruction Temple, Mark 12:38–13:2 Miller Avenue Church Within a very short period before Jesus’ crucifixion, He warns against the hypocrisy of the scribes, then, in the Temple area near the places where money was given for the Temple’s upkeep, He sees a widow give all she has, and then foretells the... Within a very short period before Jesus’ crucifixion, He warns against the hypocrisy of the scribes, then, in the Temple area near the places where money was given for the Temple’s upkeep, He sees a widow give all she has, and then foretells the destruction of that very Temple. Within a very short period before Jesus’ crucifixion, He warns against the hypocrisy of the scribes, then, in the Temple area near the places where money was given for the Temple’s upkeep, He sees a widow give all she has, and then foretells the destruction of that very Temple. 684636 Thu, 17 Oct 2024 23:16:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1713 Mark,Scribes,Jesus,Bible,Temple,Widow's Offering,Beware the Scribes full 45 A scribe (lawyer) asks Jesus which commandment is the most important. The man is satisfied with Jesus’ answer, and Jesus responds to him very favorably. Then Jesus speaks to an issue regarding King David and the person of the Messiah. Mark #32: The Great Commandment & Whose Son Is the Christ?, Mark 12:28–37 Miller Avenue Church A scribe (lawyer) asks Jesus which commandment is the most important. The man is satisfied with Jesus’ answer, and Jesus responds to him very favorably. Then Jesus speaks to an issue regarding King David and the person of the Messiah. A scribe (lawyer) asks Jesus which commandment is the most important. The man is satisfied with Jesus’ answer, and Jesus responds to him very favorably. Then Jesus speaks to an issue regarding King David and the person of the Messiah. A scribe (lawyer) asks Jesus which commandment is the most important. The man is satisfied with Jesus’ answer, and Jesus responds to him very favorably. Then Jesus speaks to an issue regarding King David and the person of the Messiah. 682777 Wed, 09 Oct 2024 16:02:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1742 Jesus,The Great Commandment,King David,Bible Study,Kent Philpott,Jesus Christ full 46 The Sadducees, a political/religious party who denied life beyond death, seek to compromise Jesus by asking a weird question. Jesus clearly and plainly answers their question by pointing out the reality of resurrection. MARK# 31: The Sadducees Ask About the Resurrection, Mark 12:18–27 Miller Avenue Church The Sadducees, a political/religious party who denied life beyond death, seek to compromise Jesus by asking a weird question. Jesus clearly and plainly answers their question by pointing out the reality of resurrection. The Sadducees, a political/religious party who denied life beyond death, seek to compromise Jesus by asking a weird question. Jesus clearly and plainly answers their question by pointing out the reality of resurrection. The Sadducees, a political/religious party who denied life beyond death, seek to compromise Jesus by asking a weird question. Jesus clearly and plainly answers their question by pointing out the reality of resurrection. 681999 Sat, 05 Oct 2024 19:31:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1686 Sadducees,Jesus,Resurrection,Mark,Gospel of Mark,Kent Philpott,Bible Study,Miller Avenue Church full 47 Tenants, working for the owner of a vineyard, attempt to keep all the produce of the vineyard and it results in their killing of the son of the owner. Then Jesus counters the Jewish hatred of paying taxes to Caesar. Mark #30: The Parable of the Tenants & Paying Taxes to Caesar, Mark 12:1–17 Miller Avenue Church Tenants, working for the owner of a vineyard, attempt to keep all the produce of the vineyard and it results in their killing of the son of the owner. Then Jesus counters the Jewish hatred of paying taxes to Caesar. Tenants, working for the owner of a vineyard, attempt to keep all the produce of the vineyard and it results in their killing of the son of the owner. Then Jesus counters the Jewish hatred of paying taxes to Caesar. Tenants, working for the owner of a vineyard, attempt to keep all the produce of the vineyard and it results in their killing of the son of the owner. Then Jesus counters the Jewish hatred of paying taxes to Caesar. 681763 Fri, 04 Oct 2024 15:36:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1742 The Gospel of Mark,Caesar,The Parable of the Tenants,Paying Taxes to Caesar,Jesus,Bible,Bible Study,Mark full 48 The Fig tree’s withering troubled the Disciples and Jesus wants His follower to remain faithful. Then at the Temple, some of Israel’s leaders challenge Jesus about His actions at the Temple the day previous. Mark #29: Lesson Withered Fig Tree & Authority of Jesus Challenged, Mark 20-33 Miller Avenue Church The Fig tree’s withering troubled the Disciples and Jesus wants His follower to remain faithful. Then at the Temple, some of Israel’s leaders challenge Jesus about His actions at the Temple the day previous. The Fig tree’s withering troubled the Disciples and Jesus wants His follower to remain faithful. Then at the Temple, some of Israel’s leaders challenge Jesus about His actions at the Temple the day previous. The Fig tree’s withering troubled the Disciples and Jesus wants His follower to remain faithful. Then at the Temple, some of Israel’s leaders challenge Jesus about His actions at the Temple the day previous. 673642 Fri, 06 Sep 2024 17:00:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1743 Jesus,Fig Tree,Gospel of Mark,Kent Philpott,Bible Study, full 49 The day after Jesus and His disciples arrive at Bethany, they head for Jerusalem and on the way, Jesus goes to a fig tree, finds no fruit on it, and then states it will ever have fruit. Then on to the Temple where Jesus “cleanses” the Temple by driving out those who take advantage of worshippers. MARK #28: Jesus Curses the Fig Tree & Jesus Cleanses the Temple, Mark 11:12–19 Miller Avenue Church The day after Jesus and His disciples arrive at Bethany, they head for Jerusalem and on the way, Jesus goes to a fig tree, finds no fruit on it, and then states it will ever have fruit. Then on to the Temple where Jesus “cleanses” the Temple by... The day after Jesus and His disciples arrive at Bethany, they head for Jerusalem and on the way, Jesus goes to a fig tree, finds no fruit on it, and then states it will ever have fruit. Then on to the Temple where Jesus “cleanses” the Temple by driving out those who take advantage of worshippers. The day after Jesus and His disciples arrive at Bethany, they head for Jerusalem and on the way, Jesus goes to a fig tree, finds no fruit on it, and then states it will ever have fruit. Then on to the Temple where Jesus “cleanses” the Temple by driving out those who take advantage of worshippers. 672030 Sat, 31 Aug 2024 17:31:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1742 Jesus Curses the Fig Tree,Jesus Cleanses the Temple,The Gospel of Mark,Mark,Jesus,money-changers,The Bible full 50 On the way to Jerusalem, Jesus with His disciples and many others heals a man—Bartimaeus who is blind. Then Jesus continues on His way. Mark #27: Jesus Heals blind Bartimaeus & The Triumphal Entry, Mark 10:46–11:11 Miller Avenue Church On the way to Jerusalem, Jesus with His disciples and many others heals a man—Bartimaeus who is blind. Then Jesus continues on His way. On the way to Jerusalem, Jesus with His disciples and many others heals a man—Bartimaeus who is blind. Then Jesus continues on His way. On the way to Jerusalem, Jesus with His disciples and many others heals a man—Bartimaeus who is blind. Then Jesus continues on His way. 671475 Thu, 29 Aug 2024 23:18:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1742 Jesus,Jesus Heals,The Triumphal Entry,Gospel of Mark,Hosanna,Bible full 51 On the way to Jerusalem, Jesus begins to tell for the third time that He will be condemned to death and delivered to the Gentiles by the Jewish religious leaders. MARK #25: Jesus Foretells His Death a Third Time, Mark 10:32–34 Miller Avenue Church On the way to Jerusalem, Jesus begins to tell for the third time that He will be condemned to death and delivered to the Gentiles by the Jewish religious leaders. On the way to Jerusalem, Jesus begins to tell for the third time that He will be condemned to death and delivered to the Gentiles by the Jewish religious leaders. On the way to Jerusalem, Jesus begins to tell for the third time that He will be condemned to death and delivered to the Gentiles by the Jewish religious leaders. 669853 Wed, 21 Aug 2024 23:58:59 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1742 Mark,The Gospel of Mark,Jesus,Mark 10:32,Jesus Foretells His Death a Third Time full 52 A rich young man approaches Jesus and asks what he could do to receive eternal life. Jesus explains it is a giving up of all things, at which, the man walks away, sadly. The Twelve then question Jesus as to what He meant. Mark #24: The Rich Young Man, Mark 10:17–31 Miller Avenue Church A rich young man approaches Jesus and asks what he could do to receive eternal life. Jesus explains it is a giving up of all things, at which, the man walks away, sadly. The Twelve then question Jesus as to what He meant. A rich young man approaches Jesus and asks what he could do to receive eternal life. Jesus explains it is a giving up of all things, at which, the man walks away, sadly. The Twelve then question Jesus as to what He meant. A rich young man approaches Jesus and asks what he could do to receive eternal life. Jesus explains it is a giving up of all things, at which, the man walks away, sadly. The Twelve then question Jesus as to what He meant. 668892 Fri, 16 Aug 2024 17:30:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1742 The Gospel of Mark,Mark,The Rich Young Man,Jesus,Bible,Bible Study full 53 Jesus, moving to the area across from Jerusalem, east of the River Jordan, is asked about the issue of divorce, which was a major topic of the day. Also, was the fact that Jesus welcomed children to come to Him, which was a problem for His disciples. Mark #23: Teaching about Divorce & Let the Children Come to Me, Mark 10:1–16 Miller Avenue Church Jesus, moving to the area across from Jerusalem, east of the River Jordan, is asked about the issue of divorce, which was a major topic of the day. Also, was the fact that Jesus welcomed children to come to Him, which was a problem for His disciples. Jesus, moving to the area across from Jerusalem, east of the River Jordan, is asked about the issue of divorce, which was a major topic of the day. Also, was the fact that Jesus welcomed children to come to Him, which was a problem for His disciples. Jesus, moving to the area across from Jerusalem, east of the River Jordan, is asked about the issue of divorce, which was a major topic of the day. Also, was the fact that Jesus welcomed children to come to Him, which was a problem for His disciples. 665310 Thu, 01 Aug 2024 18:09:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1709 The Gospel of Mark,Teaching About Divorce,Let the Children Come to Me,Jesus,Kent Philpott full 54 Three sections, the disciples argue about which of them is the “greatest,” then, in regard to someone outside their circle is casting out demons in Jesus’ name, and then a stern warning about being tempted to sinning. MARK# 22: Who is the Greatest? Anyone Not Against Us is for Us, Mark 9:33–50 Miller Avenue Church Three sections, the disciples argue about which of them is the “greatest,” then, in regard to someone outside their circle is casting out demons in Jesus’ name, and then a stern warning about being tempted to sinning. Three sections, the disciples argue about which of them is the “greatest,” then, in regard to someone outside their circle is casting out demons in Jesus’ name, and then a stern warning about being tempted to sinning. Three sections, the disciples argue about which of them is the “greatest,” then, in regard to someone outside their circle is casting out demons in Jesus’ name, and then a stern warning about being tempted to sinning. 664344 Fri, 26 Jul 2024 15:45:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1742 The Gospel of Mark,Jesus,Who is the Greatest?,Anyone Not Against Us is for Us,Kent Philpott,Miller Avenue Church,Bible,Bible Study full 55 Following the return of Jesus, along with Peter, James, and John, they return to the 9 apostles who struggle with casting a demon out of a boy, which Jesus proceeds to do. Then, for a second time, Jesus states that He will be killed yet would rise. MARK #21: Jesus Heals a Boy & Jesus Foretells Death/Resurrection, Mark 9:14–32 Miller Avenue Church Following the return of Jesus, along with Peter, James, and John, they return to the 9 apostles who struggle with casting a demon out of a boy, which Jesus proceeds to do. Then, for a second time, Jesus states that He will be killed yet would rise. Following the return of Jesus, along with Peter, James, and John, they return to the 9 apostles who struggle with casting a demon out of a boy, which Jesus proceeds to do. Then, for a second time, Jesus states that He will be killed yet would rise. Following the return of Jesus, along with Peter, James, and John, they return to the 9 apostles who struggle with casting a demon out of a boy, which Jesus proceeds to do. Then, for a second time, Jesus states that He will be killed yet would rise. 663100 Fri, 19 Jul 2024 18:03:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1740 Jesus,Jesus Heals a Boy with an Unclean Spirit,Jesus Again Foretells Death, Resurrection,Resurrection,The Gospel of Mark,Mark 9 full 56 Jesus, taking only Peter, James, and John with Him, ascend up a high mountain, likely Mt. Hermon, near Damascus, and there appear to Him Elijah and Moses. Then a voice from heaven announced that Jesus was His beloved Son. MARK #20: The Transfiguration, Mark 9:2–13 Miller Avenue Church Jesus, taking only Peter, James, and John with Him, ascend up a high mountain, likely Mt. Hermon, near Damascus, and there appear to Him Elijah and Moses. Then a voice from heaven announced that Jesus was His beloved Son. Jesus, taking only Peter, James, and John with Him, ascend up a high mountain, likely Mt. Hermon, near Damascus, and there appear to Him Elijah and Moses. Then a voice from heaven announced that Jesus was His beloved Son. Jesus, taking only Peter, James, and John with Him, ascend up a high mountain, likely Mt. Hermon, near Damascus, and there appear to Him Elijah and Moses. Then a voice from heaven announced that Jesus was His beloved Son. 662589 Wed, 17 Jul 2024 18:57:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1742 Gospel of Mark,Kent Philpott,Transfiguration,The Bible Study,Miller Avenue Church,Jesus full 57 Traveling north of Galilee, Jesus asks His disciples who people say that He is, and Peter, likely speaking for the Twelve, says that He is the Christ. Then Jesus states that He will be killed but would rise again, whereupon Peter rebukes Jesus, who then turns and rebukes Peter. MARK #19: Peter Confesses & Jesus Foretells His Death and Resurrection, Mark 8:27–9:1 Miller Avenue Church Traveling north of Galilee, Jesus asks His disciples who people say that He is, and Peter, likely speaking for the Twelve, says that He is the Christ. Then Jesus states that He will be killed but would rise again, whereupon Peter rebukes Jesus, who... Traveling north of Galilee, Jesus asks His disciples who people say that He is, and Peter, likely speaking for the Twelve, says that He is the Christ. Then Jesus states that He will be killed but would rise again, whereupon Peter rebukes Jesus, who then turns and rebukes Peter. Traveling north of Galilee, Jesus asks His disciples who people say that He is, and Peter, likely speaking for the Twelve, says that He is the Christ. Then Jesus states that He will be killed but would rise again, whereupon Peter rebukes Jesus, who then turns and rebukes Peter. 661451 Sat, 13 Jul 2024 00:42:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1743 Jesus,Peter,Resurrection,The Bible,The Gospel of Mark full 58 It was not enough for the Pharisees that Jesus did great miracles; they demanded more. Jesus then warns against the influence of both the Pharisees and Herod, which were backed by the Sadducees; then Jesus heals a Gentile man in a rather unusual manner. Mark #18: Pharisees Sign, Leaven Pharisees/Herod, & Jesus Heals, Mark 8:11–26 Miller Avenue Church It was not enough for the Pharisees that Jesus did great miracles; they demanded more. Jesus then warns against the influence of both the Pharisees and Herod, which were backed by the Sadducees; then Jesus heals a Gentile man in a rather unusual manner. It was not enough for the Pharisees that Jesus did great miracles; they demanded more. Jesus then warns against the influence of both the Pharisees and Herod, which were backed by the Sadducees; then Jesus heals a Gentile man in a rather unusual manner. It was not enough for the Pharisees that Jesus did great miracles; they demanded more. Jesus then warns against the influence of both the Pharisees and Herod, which were backed by the Sadducees; then Jesus heals a Gentile man in a rather unusual manner. 660679 Tue, 09 Jul 2024 22:43:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1742 The Pharisees Demand a Sign,The Leaven of the Pharisees and Herod,Jesus Heals a Blind Man at Bethsaida,Pharisees,Bethsaida,Jesus,miracles,Sadducees full 59 While in the region of Tyre and Sidon, a deaf man, who can barely speak, is brought to Jesus who then heals him, which astonishes the crowds. Then Jesus again feeds thousands, this time 4,000 people. MARK #17: Jesus Heals a Deaf Man & Jesus Feeds Four Thousand, Mark 7:31–8:10 Miller Avenue Church While in the region of Tyre and Sidon, a deaf man, who can barely speak, is brought to Jesus who then heals him, which astonishes the crowds. Then Jesus again feeds thousands, this time 4,000 people. While in the region of Tyre and Sidon, a deaf man, who can barely speak, is brought to Jesus who then heals him, which astonishes the crowds. Then Jesus again feeds thousands, this time 4,000 people. While in the region of Tyre and Sidon, a deaf man, who can barely speak, is brought to Jesus who then heals him, which astonishes the crowds. Then Jesus again feeds thousands, this time 4,000 people. 659822 Sat, 06 Jul 2024 01:23:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1743 Jesus,Jesus Heals a Deaf Man, Jesus Feeds Four Thousand,The Gospel of Mark,Bible Study,Miller Avenue Church,Kent Philpott full 60 Two stories: first Jesus counters the thinking and practice of the Pharisees and Sadducees, who revel in appearances and actions and asserts that what comes out of a person and not what goes into a person is what matters. Then the account of a Greek woman, in the region of Tyre and Sidon, who implores Jesus to heal her little daughter who has a demon in her. Mark #16: What Defiles a Person & Syrophoenician Woman’s Faith, Mark 7:14–30 Miller Avenue Church Two stories: first Jesus counters the thinking and practice of the Pharisees and Sadducees, who revel in appearances and actions and asserts that what comes out of a person and not what goes into a person is what matters. Then the account of a Greek... Two stories: first Jesus counters the thinking and practice of the Pharisees and Sadducees, who revel in appearances and actions and asserts that what comes out of a person and not what goes into a person is what matters. Then the account of a Greek woman, in the region of Tyre and Sidon, who implores Jesus to heal her little daughter who has a demon in her. Two stories: first Jesus counters the thinking and practice of the Pharisees and Sadducees, who revel in appearances and actions and asserts that what comes out of a person and not what goes into a person is what matters. Then the account of a Greek woman, in the region of Tyre and Sidon, who implores Jesus to heal her little daughter who has a demon in her. 659244 Tue, 02 Jul 2024 20:24:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1742 Jesus,Gospel of Mark,Mark 7,What Defiles a Person,Syrophoenician,Bible Study full 61 Jesus’s popularity continues to grow, and any who touched even the fringe of His garment are healed. In stark contrast now, the Pharisee religious leaders accuse Him of disregarding the traditions and commandments which they hold in high regard. Mark #15: Jesus Heals in Gennesaret & Traditions & Commandments, Mark 6:53–7:13 Miller Avenue Church Jesus’s popularity continues to grow, and any who touched even the fringe of His garment are healed. In stark contrast now, the Pharisee religious leaders accuse Him of disregarding the traditions and commandments which they hold in high regard. Jesus’s popularity continues to grow, and any who touched even the fringe of His garment are healed. In stark contrast now, the Pharisee religious leaders accuse Him of disregarding the traditions and commandments which they hold in high regard. Jesus’s popularity continues to grow, and any who touched even the fringe of His garment are healed. In stark contrast now, the Pharisee religious leaders accuse Him of disregarding the traditions and commandments which they hold in high regard. 658627 Fri, 28 Jun 2024 20:37:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1758 Jesus,Gennesaret,Jesus Walks on the Water,Jesus,The Bible Study,Kent Philpott full 62 Two stories: one of Jesus feeding 5,000 people who had come to hear Him with 5 loaves of bread and 2 fish and with 12 baskets of fragments left over. Next, the twelve apostles see Jesus walking on water. Mark #14: Jesus Feeds the Five Thousand & Jesus Walks on Water, Mark 6:30–52 Miller Avenue Church Two stories: one of Jesus feeding 5,000 people who had come to hear Him with 5 loaves of bread and 2 fish and with 12 baskets of fragments left over. Next, the twelve apostles see Jesus walking on water. Two stories: one of Jesus feeding 5,000 people who had come to hear Him with 5 loaves of bread and 2 fish and with 12 baskets of fragments left over. Next, the twelve apostles see Jesus walking on water. Two stories: one of Jesus feeding 5,000 people who had come to hear Him with 5 loaves of bread and 2 fish and with 12 baskets of fragments left over. Next, the twelve apostles see Jesus walking on water. 655688 Sat, 15 Jun 2024 20:03:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1751 Jesus,Walks on Water,Gospel of Mark,Mark 6, loaves and fishes, 12 apostles full 63 Mark takes us through the conclusion of the work of John the Baptist and how a new wife of Herod Antipas, ruling in Galilee, wanted to have John killed. Mark #13: The Death of John the Baptist, Mark 6:14–29 Miller Avenue Church Mark takes us through the conclusion of the work of John the Baptist and how a new wife of Herod Antipas, ruling in Galilee, wanted to have John killed. Mark takes us through the conclusion of the work of John the Baptist and how a new wife of Herod Antipas, ruling in Galilee, wanted to have John killed. Mark takes us through the conclusion of the work of John the Baptist and how a new wife of Herod Antipas, ruling in Galilee, wanted to have John killed. 653862 Wed, 05 Jun 2024 17:16:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1749 Jesus,John The Baptist,Gospel of Mark,Herodias,King Herod,The Death of John the Baptist full 64 Having returned to His hometown, Nazareth, and while teaching in the local synagogue, Jesus is not respected, and this amazed Him. He then sends out the twelve, two by two, and they report doing healings and casting out demons. Mark #12: Jesus Rejected & Jesus Sends Out the Twelve Apostles, Mark 6:1–13 Miller Avenue Church Having returned to His hometown, Nazareth, and while teaching in the local synagogue, Jesus is not respected, and this amazed Him. He then sends out the twelve, two by two, and they report doing healings and casting out demons. Having returned to His hometown, Nazareth, and while teaching in the local synagogue, Jesus is not respected, and this amazed Him. He then sends out the twelve, two by two, and they report doing healings and casting out demons. Having returned to His hometown, Nazareth, and while teaching in the local synagogue, Jesus is not respected, and this amazed Him. He then sends out the twelve, two by two, and they report doing healings and casting out demons. 653104 Fri, 31 May 2024 17:43:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1760 Jesus,Apostles,Nazareth,Jesus Rejected full 65 Jesus returns to Galilee and is greeted by a large crowd, in which is Jairus, a leader in the synagogue and whose daughter is near death. He wants Jesus to heal her. On the way to where the young girl is, a woman with a 12-year long illness touches Jesus’ garment and is healed. Mark #11: Jesus Heals a Woman & Jairus’ Daughter, Mark 5:21–43 Miller Avenue Church Jesus returns to Galilee and is greeted by a large crowd, in which is Jairus, a leader in the synagogue and whose daughter is near death. He wants Jesus to heal her. On the way to where the young girl is, a woman with a 12-year long illness touches... Jesus returns to Galilee and is greeted by a large crowd, in which is Jairus, a leader in the synagogue and whose daughter is near death. He wants Jesus to heal her. On the way to where the young girl is, a woman with a 12-year long illness touches Jesus’ garment and is healed. Jesus returns to Galilee and is greeted by a large crowd, in which is Jairus, a leader in the synagogue and whose daughter is near death. He wants Jesus to heal her. On the way to where the young girl is, a woman with a 12-year long illness touches Jesus’ garment and is healed. 651883 Thu, 23 May 2024 21:49:06 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1763 Jesus,Gospel of Mark,Jairus,Galilee full 66 Crossing the Sea of Galilee, heading for its eastern shore, a fierce wind with mighty waves comes up, and Jesus calms this, which staggers His disciples. Then on shore, a demon-possessed man comes to Jesus, who expels the demons from the man who is restored to his right mind. Mark #10: Jesus Calms a Storm and Jesus Heals a Man with a Demon, Mark 4:35–5:20 Miller Avenue Church Crossing the Sea of Galilee, heading for its eastern shore, a fierce wind with mighty waves comes up, and Jesus calms this, which staggers His disciples. Then on shore, a demon-possessed man comes to Jesus, who expels the demons from the man who is... Crossing the Sea of Galilee, heading for its eastern shore, a fierce wind with mighty waves comes up, and Jesus calms this, which staggers His disciples. Then on shore, a demon-possessed man comes to Jesus, who expels the demons from the man who is restored to his right mind. Crossing the Sea of Galilee, heading for its eastern shore, a fierce wind with mighty waves comes up, and Jesus calms this, which staggers His disciples. Then on shore, a demon-possessed man comes to Jesus, who expels the demons from the man who is restored to his right mind. 647029 Thu, 02 May 2024 09:06:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1762 Jesus,Demon,Galilee,The Gospel of Mark,Jesus Calms a Storm,Jesus Heals full 67 Following the account of how concerned Jesus’ mother and brothers were are four parables and a statement that no one puts a lamp under a basket thus not allowing the light to shine. Mark #09: Mother/Brothers, Sower, Parables, Lamp, Seed, Mustard, Mark 3:31–4:34 Miller Avenue Church Following the account of how concerned Jesus’ mother and brothers were are four parables and a statement that no one puts a lamp under a basket thus not allowing the light to shine. Following the account of how concerned Jesus’ mother and brothers were are four parables and a statement that no one puts a lamp under a basket thus not allowing the light to shine. Following the account of how concerned Jesus’ mother and brothers were are four parables and a statement that no one puts a lamp under a basket thus not allowing the light to shine. 646367 Mon, 29 Apr 2024 07:50:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1731 Jesus,Parables,Mustard Seed,Lamp,Basket full 68 Jesus appoints 12 of His disciples to send out to preach and cast out demons. Then He is accosted by scribes from Jerusalem who accuse Him of being in league with Beelzebul, the prince of demons. Mark #08: The 12 Apostles & Blasphemy Against the Holy Spirit, Mark 3:13–30 Miller Avenue Church Jesus appoints 12 of His disciples to send out to preach and cast out demons. Then He is accosted by scribes from Jerusalem who accuse Him of being in league with Beelzebul, the prince of demons. Jesus appoints 12 of His disciples to send out to preach and cast out demons. Then He is accosted by scribes from Jerusalem who accuse Him of being in league with Beelzebul, the prince of demons. Jesus appoints 12 of His disciples to send out to preach and cast out demons. Then He is accosted by scribes from Jerusalem who accuse Him of being in league with Beelzebul, the prince of demons. 646366 Mon, 29 Apr 2024 07:42:33 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1761 Mark,Jesus,Apostles,12 Apostles,Blasphemy,Holy Spirit,Beelzebul,demons full 69 In a synagogue in Galilee on a Sabbath, Jesus heals a man with a withered hand while Pharisees were present. Jesus moves to the Sea of Galilee and casts demons out. Mark #07: A Man with Withered Hand & A Great Crowd Follows Jesus, Mark 3:1–12 Miller Avenue Church In a synagogue in Galilee on a Sabbath, Jesus heals a man with a withered hand while Pharisees were present. Jesus moves to the Sea of Galilee and casts demons out. In a synagogue in Galilee on a Sabbath, Jesus heals a man with a withered hand while Pharisees were present. Jesus moves to the Sea of Galilee and casts demons out. In a synagogue in Galilee on a Sabbath, Jesus heals a man with a withered hand while Pharisees were present. Jesus moves to the Sea of Galilee and casts demons out. 646365 Mon, 29 Apr 2024 07:33:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1754 Mark,Jesus,Jesus Heals,Withered Hand,Sabbath full 70 The Pharisees, in their attempt to disparage Jesus, point out that John the Baptist and his disciples fasted but Jesus’ followers did not. Then, in regard to Sabbath observances, they point out that Jesus’ disciples ate seeds of grain as they walked through the field, which the Pharisees considered forbidden work. MARK #6: A Question About Fasting & Jesus is Lord of the Sabbath, Mark 2:18–28 Miller Avenue Church The Pharisees, in their attempt to disparage Jesus, point out that John the Baptist and his disciples fasted but Jesus’ followers did not. Then, in regard to Sabbath observances, they point out that Jesus’ disciples ate seeds of grain as they... The Pharisees, in their attempt to disparage Jesus, point out that John the Baptist and his disciples fasted but Jesus’ followers did not. Then, in regard to Sabbath observances, they point out that Jesus’ disciples ate seeds of grain as they walked through the field, which the Pharisees considered forbidden work. The Pharisees, in their attempt to disparage Jesus, point out that John the Baptist and his disciples fasted but Jesus’ followers did not. Then, in regard to Sabbath observances, they point out that Jesus’ disciples ate seeds of grain as they walked through the field, which the Pharisees considered forbidden work. 644711 Mon, 22 Apr 2024 08:48:25 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1761 TheGospelofMark,Jesus,Sabbath,Pharisees,JohntheBaptist full 71 Mary Magdalen and the “other Mary” visit the tomb where Jesus’ body had been placed and are greeted by an angel who announces that Jesus has been raised from the dead. Also comes a report of the conspiracy of Jesus’ opponents saying that Jesus’ body had been stolen. The Resurrection and The Report of the Guard, Matthew 28:1-15 Miller Avenue Church Mary Magdalen and the “other Mary” visit the tomb where Jesus’ body had been placed and are greeted by an angel who announces that Jesus has been raised from the dead. Also comes a report of the conspiracy of Jesus’ opponents saying that... Mary Magdalen and the “other Mary” visit the tomb where Jesus’ body had been placed and are greeted by an angel who announces that Jesus has been raised from the dead. Also comes a report of the conspiracy of Jesus’ opponents saying that Jesus’ body had been stolen. Mary Magdalen and the “other Mary” visit the tomb where Jesus’ body had been placed and are greeted by an angel who announces that Jesus has been raised from the dead. Also comes a report of the conspiracy of Jesus’ opponents saying that Jesus’ body had been stolen. 644709 Mon, 22 Apr 2024 08:07:29 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1760 Resurrection,Mary Magdalen,Jesus full 72 John was the only apostle of Jesus present at the crucifixion, along with Mary the mother of Jesus. He saw Jesus’ dying and death, including when His side was pierced with a spear and so saw blood and water gush out of Jesus’ side. The Death of Jesus, John 19:28-37 Miller Avenue Church John was the only apostle of Jesus present at the crucifixion, along with Mary the mother of Jesus. He saw Jesus’ dying and death, including when His side was pierced with a spear and so saw blood and water gush out of Jesus’ side. John was the only apostle of Jesus present at the crucifixion, along with Mary the mother of Jesus. He saw Jesus’ dying and death, including when His side was pierced with a spear and so saw blood and water gush out of Jesus’ side. John was the only apostle of Jesus present at the crucifixion, along with Mary the mother of Jesus. He saw Jesus’ dying and death, including when His side was pierced with a spear and so saw blood and water gush out of Jesus’ side. 641184 Fri, 05 Apr 2024 16:23:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1833 Crucifixion,The Death of Jesus,John 19,Jesus full 73 A paralytic, dropped through the roof of Jesus’ home, is healed as Jesus saw the faith of the paralytic and those who opened up the flat roof. Next Jesus calls Levi, a despised tax collector, to follow him. Levi is otherwise known as Matthew. MARK #05: Jesus Heals a Paralytic & Jesus Calls Levi, Mark 2:1–17 Miller Avenue Church A paralytic, dropped through the roof of Jesus’ home, is healed as Jesus saw the faith of the paralytic and those who opened up the flat roof. Next Jesus calls Levi, a despised tax collector, to follow him. Levi is otherwise known as Matthew. A paralytic, dropped through the roof of Jesus’ home, is healed as Jesus saw the faith of the paralytic and those who opened up the flat roof. Next Jesus calls Levi, a despised tax collector, to follow him. Levi is otherwise known as Matthew. A paralytic, dropped through the roof of Jesus’ home, is healed as Jesus saw the faith of the paralytic and those who opened up the flat roof. Next Jesus calls Levi, a despised tax collector, to follow him. Levi is otherwise known as Matthew. 639109 Sat, 30 Mar 2024 16:55:34 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1758 Mark,Jesus,Paralytic,Jesus Calls Levi,Levi full 74 Still early on in Jesus’ ministry, He engages in three distinct acts: healing those who are ill—in this case, Simon Peter’s mother-in-law—preaches His message, and heals a leper. MARK #04: Jesus Heals Many, Preaches in Galilee & Cleanses a Leper Mark 1:29–40 Miller Avenue Church Still early on in Jesus’ ministry, He engages in three distinct acts: healing those who are ill—in this case, Simon Peter’s mother-in-law—preaches His message, and heals a leper. Still early on in Jesus’ ministry, He engages in three distinct acts: healing those who are ill—in this case, Simon Peter’s mother-in-law—preaches His message, and heals a leper. Still early on in Jesus’ ministry, He engages in three distinct acts: healing those who are ill—in this case, Simon Peter’s mother-in-law—preaches His message, and heals a leper. 636451 Sat, 23 Mar 2024 17:08:03 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1759 Mark,Jesus,Leper,Gospel of Mark,Jesus Heals Many,Jesus Preaches in Galilee,Jesus Cleanses a Leper full 75 At the outset of His ministry following His baptism and the demonic temptation in the wilderness, Jesus calls to Himself four disciples and then promptly in a synagogue casts an unclean spirit out of a man. MARK #03: Jesus Calls First Disciples/Heals Man with Unclean Spirit, Mark 1:16–28 Miller Avenue Church At the outset of His ministry following His baptism and the demonic temptation in the wilderness, Jesus calls to Himself four disciples and then promptly in a synagogue casts an unclean spirit out of a man. At the outset of His ministry following His baptism and the demonic temptation in the wilderness, Jesus calls to Himself four disciples and then promptly in a synagogue casts an unclean spirit out of a man. At the outset of His ministry following His baptism and the demonic temptation in the wilderness, Jesus calls to Himself four disciples and then promptly in a synagogue casts an unclean spirit out of a man. 624543 Sat, 16 Mar 2024 17:37:00 -0400 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1730 Mark,Gospel,Jesus,Disciples,Unclean Spirit,demonic temptation full 76 Mark presents four events in the early stages of Jesus’ ministry that begins with John’s baptizing, Jesus’ baptism by John, followed by a demonic temptation, and then Jesus sets out on His work. Mark #02: John the Baptist Prepares, The Baptism, Temptation, Ministry, Mark 1:4–15 Miller Avenue Church Mark presents four events in the early stages of Jesus’ ministry that begins with John’s baptizing, Jesus’ baptism by John, followed by a demonic temptation, and then Jesus sets out on His work. Mark presents four events in the early stages of Jesus’ ministry that begins with John’s baptizing, Jesus’ baptism by John, followed by a demonic temptation, and then Jesus sets out on His work. Mark presents four events in the early stages of Jesus’ ministry that begins with John’s baptizing, Jesus’ baptism by John, followed by a demonic temptation, and then Jesus sets out on His work. 620594 Fri, 08 Mar 2024 14:16:00 -0500 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1760 Baptism,Temptation,Jesus,Temptation,Ministry full 77 Who is Mark? When was the Gospel written and to whom? Why no story of the birth of Jesus? Then the opening statement of Mark and his quote from the Prophet of Isaiah. Mark #1: Introduction to the Gospel of Mark, Mark 1:1–3 Miller Avenue Church Who is Mark? When was the Gospel written and to whom? Why no story of the birth of Jesus? Then the opening statement of Mark and his quote from the Prophet of Isaiah. Who is Mark? When was the Gospel written and to whom? Why no story of the birth of Jesus? Then the opening statement of Mark and his quote from the Prophet of Isaiah. Who is Mark? When was the Gospel written and to whom? Why no story of the birth of Jesus? Then the opening statement of Mark and his quote from the Prophet of Isaiah. 616274 Tue, 27 Feb 2024 23:32:00 -0500 Copyright 2024 Miller Avenue Church 1743 Mark,Gospel,Jesus,John The Baptist,Prophet of Isaiah,Isaiah full 78 Jesus appears to the “eleven” disciples, following His appearance to the two disciples on the Emmaus road and to Peter. He is seen, heard, and touched by the disciples. He then states that these great truths are to be presented by His followers to the world. At that point, after blessing them, He is carried or rises up into heaven. Luke #86: Jesus Appears to His Disciples & The Ascension, Luke 24:36–53 Miller Avenue Church Jesus appears to the “eleven” disciples, following His appearance to the two disciples on the Emmaus road and to Peter. He is seen, heard, and touched by the disciples. He then states that these great truths are to be presented by His followers to... Jesus appears to the “eleven” disciples, following His appearance to the two disciples on the Emmaus road and to Peter. He is seen, heard, and touched by the disciples. He then states that these great truths are to be presented by His followers to the world. At that point, after blessing them, He is carried or rises up into heaven. Jesus appears to the “eleven” disciples, following His appearance to the two disciples on the Emmaus road and to Peter. He is seen, heard, and touched by the disciples. He then states that these great truths are to be presented by His followers to the world. At that point, after blessing them, He is carried or rises up into heaven. 587151 Fri, 03 Nov 2023 15:02:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1760 Jesus,Bible Study,Peter,Disciples,Heaven,Emmaus Road,The Ascension,Jesus Appears full 79 Two of the early followers of Jesus are heading to Emmaus, NW of Jerusalem, after Jesus’ crucifixion, and He suddenly appears to them and walks and talks with them to Emmaus where He reveals His identity to the two men then immediately disappears. Luke #85: The Road to Emmaus, Luke 24:13–35 Miller Avenue Church Two of the early followers of Jesus are heading to Emmaus, NW of Jerusalem, after Jesus’ crucifixion, and He suddenly appears to them and walks and talks with them to Emmaus where He reveals His identity to the two men then immediately disappears. Two of the early followers of Jesus are heading to Emmaus, NW of Jerusalem, after Jesus’ crucifixion, and He suddenly appears to them and walks and talks with them to Emmaus where He reveals His identity to the two men then immediately disappears. Two of the early followers of Jesus are heading to Emmaus, NW of Jerusalem, after Jesus’ crucifixion, and He suddenly appears to them and walks and talks with them to Emmaus where He reveals His identity to the two men then immediately disappears. 585425 Sat, 28 Oct 2023 17:23:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1762 Jesus,Emmaus,Gospel of Luke,Luke 24,crucifixion,Jerusalem full 80 It is now the third day after the crucifixion, early on Sunday, and a number of women intend to anoint Jesus’ body per custom, only to find the tomb empty. They go to where the apostles are staying, relate what they saw, and the eleven do not believe them, but Peter rushes to the tomb. Luke #84: The Resurrection, Luke 24:1–12 Miller Avenue Church It is now the third day after the crucifixion, early on Sunday, and a number of women intend to anoint Jesus’ body per custom, only to find the tomb empty. They go to where the apostles are staying, relate what they saw, and the eleven do not believe... It is now the third day after the crucifixion, early on Sunday, and a number of women intend to anoint Jesus’ body per custom, only to find the tomb empty. They go to where the apostles are staying, relate what they saw, and the eleven do not believe them, but Peter rushes to the tomb. It is now the third day after the crucifixion, early on Sunday, and a number of women intend to anoint Jesus’ body per custom, only to find the tomb empty. They go to where the apostles are staying, relate what they saw, and the eleven do not believe them, but Peter rushes to the tomb. 584075 Fri, 20 Oct 2023 15:43:17 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1762 Jesus,Ressurection,Gospel of Luke,Luke 24,apostles,Peter,tomb full 81 Pilate calls the leaders of Israel together tells them that he finds no fault in Jesus, but they protest and cry out that they want Him crucified and want Barabbas to be freed, which was a custom at the time of the Feast of the Passover. LUKE #82 Jesus Before Pilate & Pilate Delivers Jesus to be Crucified, Luke 23:13–25 Miller Avenue Church Pilate calls the leaders of Israel together tells them that he finds no fault in Jesus, but they protest and cry out that they want Him crucified and want Barabbas to be freed, which was a custom at the time of the Feast of the Passover. Pilate calls the leaders of Israel together tells them that he finds no fault in Jesus, but they protest and cry out that they want Him crucified and want Barabbas to be freed, which was a custom at the time of the Feast of the Passover. Pilate calls the leaders of Israel together tells them that he finds no fault in Jesus, but they protest and cry out that they want Him crucified and want Barabbas to be freed, which was a custom at the time of the Feast of the Passover. 581530 Sat, 07 Oct 2023 15:20:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1764 Jesus,Pilate,Crucifixion,Luke 23,Passover full 82 Jesus’ enemies, chief priests and scribes bring Jesus first before the Roman official Pilate then the son of Herod the Great, this Herod ruling in Galilee and Perea, to find a means to kill Jesus. LUKE #81: Jesus Before Pilate & Jesus Before Herod, Luke 23:1–12 Miller Avenue Church Jesus’ enemies, chief priests and scribes bring Jesus first before the Roman official Pilate then the son of Herod the Great, this Herod ruling in Galilee and Perea, to find a means to kill Jesus. Jesus’ enemies, chief priests and scribes bring Jesus first before the Roman official Pilate then the son of Herod the Great, this Herod ruling in Galilee and Perea, to find a means to kill Jesus. Jesus’ enemies, chief priests and scribes bring Jesus first before the Roman official Pilate then the son of Herod the Great, this Herod ruling in Galilee and Perea, to find a means to kill Jesus. 580090 Fri, 29 Sep 2023 18:16:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1756 Jesus,Herod,Galilee,Pilate,Jesus Before Pilate,Jesus Before Herod full 83 Jesus is now held by a combination of Roman soldiers and members of the religious establishment who treat Him badly, and then in front of the Sanhedrin, the religious authorities, who try to see if Jesus claims to be the Messiah. LUKE 80: Jesus is Mocked & Jesus Before the Council, Luke 22:63–71 Miller Avenue Church Jesus is now held by a combination of Roman soldiers and members of the religious establishment who treat Him badly, and then in front of the Sanhedrin, the religious authorities, who try to see if Jesus claims to be the Messiah. Jesus is now held by a combination of Roman soldiers and members of the religious establishment who treat Him badly, and then in front of the Sanhedrin, the religious authorities, who try to see if Jesus claims to be the Messiah. Jesus is now held by a combination of Roman soldiers and members of the religious establishment who treat Him badly, and then in front of the Sanhedrin, the religious authorities, who try to see if Jesus claims to be the Messiah. 576806 Thu, 14 Sep 2023 11:34:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1810 Jesus,Gospel of Luke,Luke 22,Jesus is Mocked,Messiah full 84 Arriving with Roman soldiers and representatives from the chief priests and Pharisees (see John 18), Judas identifies which one is Jesus with a kiss. Jesus is then taken to the home of the high priest. Peter gets inside and proceeds to deny that he knows Jesus three times. Luke #79: Betrayal & Arrest of Jesus and Peter Denies Jesus, Luke 22:47–62 Miller Avenue Church Arriving with Roman soldiers and representatives from the chief priests and Pharisees (see John 18), Judas identifies which one is Jesus with a kiss. Jesus is then taken to the home of the high priest. Peter gets inside and proceeds to deny that he... Arriving with Roman soldiers and representatives from the chief priests and Pharisees (see John 18), Judas identifies which one is Jesus with a kiss. Jesus is then taken to the home of the high priest. Peter gets inside and proceeds to deny that he knows Jesus three times. Arriving with Roman soldiers and representatives from the chief priests and Pharisees (see John 18), Judas identifies which one is Jesus with a kiss. Jesus is then taken to the home of the high priest. Peter gets inside and proceeds to deny that he knows Jesus three times. 575654 Fri, 08 Sep 2023 15:55:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1765 Jesus,Betrayal of Jesus, Peter Denies Jesus,Judas Kiss, Arrest of Jesus full 85 Once before, Jesus sent His disciples out, and they were to take nothing with them—no money, extra clothes, or more. Now He sends them out, but they are to take provisions, even a sword. Jesus warns them of danger ahead, then He moves off to the Mt. of Olives to pray. This is the last night of Jesus’ earthly ministry. Luke #78: Scripture Must be Fulfilled & Jesus Prays on the Mt. of Olives, Luke 22:35–46 Miller Avenue Church Once before, Jesus sent His disciples out, and they were to take nothing with them—no money, extra clothes, or more. Now He sends them out, but they are to take provisions, even a sword. Jesus warns them of danger ahead, then He moves off to the Mt.... Once before, Jesus sent His disciples out, and they were to take nothing with them—no money, extra clothes, or more. Now He sends them out, but they are to take provisions, even a sword. Jesus warns them of danger ahead, then He moves off to the Mt. of Olives to pray. This is the last night of Jesus’ earthly ministry. Once before, Jesus sent His disciples out, and they were to take nothing with them—no money, extra clothes, or more. Now He sends them out, but they are to take provisions, even a sword. Jesus warns them of danger ahead, then He moves off to the Mt. of Olives to pray. This is the last night of Jesus’ earthly ministry. 574099 Sat, 02 Sep 2023 16:23:23 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1764 Jesus,Gospel of Luke,Luke 22,Scripture,Mt. of Olives,Jesus Prays full 86 Following the Lord’s Supper in the Upper Room, a dispute begins among the disciples as to which of them is the most important, and following this Jesus says that Peter will deny that he is a one of His disciples. LUKE #77: Who is the Greatest? And Jesus Foretells Peter’s Denial Luke, 22:24–34 Miller Avenue Church Following the Lord’s Supper in the Upper Room, a dispute begins among the disciples as to which of them is the most important, and following this Jesus says that Peter will deny that he is a one of His disciples. Following the Lord’s Supper in the Upper Room, a dispute begins among the disciples as to which of them is the most important, and following this Jesus says that Peter will deny that he is a one of His disciples. Following the Lord’s Supper in the Upper Room, a dispute begins among the disciples as to which of them is the most important, and following this Jesus says that Peter will deny that he is a one of His disciples. 571534 Fri, 18 Aug 2023 18:51:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1765 Gospel of Luke,Jesus,Peter,Denail,Lord's Supper,Who is the Greatest?,Jesus Foretells full 87 In the “upper room” Jesus leads in the celebrating of the Passover, and as He does, He institutes or establishes what will become known as the Lord’s Supper. And at the conclusion of it, Jesus He affirms the reality of a betrayer. LUKE#76 Institution of the Lord’s Super, Luke 22:13–23 Miller Avenue Church In the “upper room” Jesus leads in the celebrating of the Passover, and as He does, He institutes or establishes what will become known as the Lord’s Supper. And at the conclusion of it, Jesus He affirms the reality of a betrayer. In the “upper room” Jesus leads in the celebrating of the Passover, and as He does, He institutes or establishes what will become known as the Lord’s Supper. And at the conclusion of it, Jesus He affirms the reality of a betrayer. In the “upper room” Jesus leads in the celebrating of the Passover, and as He does, He institutes or establishes what will become known as the Lord’s Supper. And at the conclusion of it, Jesus He affirms the reality of a betrayer. 570529 Sat, 12 Aug 2023 20:02:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1746 Gospel of Luke,Luke22,Jesus,Passover,Lord's Supper full 88 Here is the tragic story of Judas, one of the Twelve, who plots how to betray Jesus and who then meets with chief priests and the scribes on how to do this. Jesus then makes arrangement for celebrating the Passover with His disciples. Luke #75: Plot to Kill Jesus, Judas Betray Jesus, Passover with Disciples, Luke 22:1–13 Miller Avenue Church Here is the tragic story of Judas, one of the Twelve, who plots how to betray Jesus and who then meets with chief priests and the scribes on how to do this. Jesus then makes arrangement for celebrating the Passover with His disciples. Here is the tragic story of Judas, one of the Twelve, who plots how to betray Jesus and who then meets with chief priests and the scribes on how to do this. Jesus then makes arrangement for celebrating the Passover with His disciples. Here is the tragic story of Judas, one of the Twelve, who plots how to betray Jesus and who then meets with chief priests and the scribes on how to do this. Jesus then makes arrangement for celebrating the Passover with His disciples. 568983 Fri, 04 Aug 2023 15:53:54 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1758 Luke,Gospel of Luke,Luke 22,Judas,Passover,Disciples,Betray Jesus full 89 Just hours now from Jesus’ going to the cross, He gives His last parable, or illustrative comparison, using a fruit tree, a fig, and other trees. When the leaves appear, it indicates summer is near, and this is looking back to His previous accounts of the destruction of the temple and the city of Jerusalem. He warns His followers to take care not to be overcome by terrible and frightening events they will experience. LUKE #74: The Lesson of the Fig Tree & Watch Yourselves, Luke 21:29–38 Miller Avenue Church Just hours now from Jesus’ going to the cross, He gives His last parable, or illustrative comparison, using a fruit tree, a fig, and other trees. When the leaves appear, it indicates summer is near, and this is looking back to His previous accounts... Just hours now from Jesus’ going to the cross, He gives His last parable, or illustrative comparison, using a fruit tree, a fig, and other trees. When the leaves appear, it indicates summer is near, and this is looking back to His previous accounts of the destruction of the temple and the city of Jerusalem. He warns His followers to take care not to be overcome by terrible and frightening events they will experience. Just hours now from Jesus’ going to the cross, He gives His last parable, or illustrative comparison, using a fruit tree, a fig, and other trees. When the leaves appear, it indicates summer is near, and this is looking back to His previous accounts of the destruction of the temple and the city of Jerusalem. He warns His followers to take care not to be overcome by terrible and frightening events they will experience. 568318 Tue, 01 Aug 2023 14:31:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1763 Jesus,Gospel of Luke,Lesson of the Fig Tree,Parables full 90 Just a day or two before Jesus will be crucified, He again relates those events that are coming for the nation of Israel: the destruction of Jerusalem, including the Temple; yet He also points forward to His return. LUKE #73: Jesus Foretells Destruction & The Coming of the Son of Man Luke 21:20–28 Miller Avenue Church Just a day or two before Jesus will be crucified, He again relates those events that are coming for the nation of Israel: the destruction of Jerusalem, including the Temple; yet He also points forward to His return. Just a day or two before Jesus will be crucified, He again relates those events that are coming for the nation of Israel: the destruction of Jerusalem, including the Temple; yet He also points forward to His return. Just a day or two before Jesus will be crucified, He again relates those events that are coming for the nation of Israel: the destruction of Jerusalem, including the Temple; yet He also points forward to His return. 567649 Fri, 28 Jul 2023 18:24:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1753 Jesus,Bible,Luke,Gospel of Luke,crucifixion,JesusForetellsDestruction full 91 Despite the incredible beauty of the Temple, Jesus says it will be completely destroyed, and that throughout history there will be wars between nations and the peoples of the world. Luke #72: Jesus Foretells Destruction & Nations Will Rise, Luke, 21:5–19 Miller Avenue Church Despite the incredible beauty of the Temple, Jesus says it will be completely destroyed, and that throughout history there will be wars between nations and the peoples of the world. Despite the incredible beauty of the Temple, Jesus says it will be completely destroyed, and that throughout history there will be wars between nations and the peoples of the world. Despite the incredible beauty of the Temple, Jesus says it will be completely destroyed, and that throughout history there will be wars between nations and the peoples of the world. 567012 Tue, 25 Jul 2023 18:34:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1764 Jesus,Bible Study,Gospel of Luke, Luke21 full 92 Some Jewish religious leaders, the Sadducees mainly, claimed that they were the sons of David and thus were the Messiah. Then Jesus speaks of the Scribes, the very powerful religious leaders, and in contrast Jesus points out a widow who gave all the money she had. LUKE #71: Whose Son is the Christ? & Scribes & Widow’s Offering, Luke 20:41–21:4 Miller Avenue Church Some Jewish religious leaders, the Sadducees mainly, claimed that they were the sons of David and thus were the Messiah. Then Jesus speaks of the Scribes, the very powerful religious leaders, and in contrast Jesus points out a widow who gave all the... Some Jewish religious leaders, the Sadducees mainly, claimed that they were the sons of David and thus were the Messiah. Then Jesus speaks of the Scribes, the very powerful religious leaders, and in contrast Jesus points out a widow who gave all the money she had. Some Jewish religious leaders, the Sadducees mainly, claimed that they were the sons of David and thus were the Messiah. Then Jesus speaks of the Scribes, the very powerful religious leaders, and in contrast Jesus points out a widow who gave all the money she had. 566318 Fri, 21 Jul 2023 15:39:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1765 Jesus,Scribes,Widows Offering,Gospel of Luke,Bible Study;Bible full 93 Jesus’ opponents hope to entrap Jesus and bring the Roman authorities down on Him by asking Him about paying taxes to Caesar. This story is followed by a question from members of the Sadducees, who ministered at the Temple and only accepted as authoritative the first five books of Moses and thus denied a resurrection. They ask what would happen to a woman who had a series of husbands. To whom, they ask, would she belong in the resurrection? Luke #70: Taxes to Caesar & Sadducees Ask About the Resurrection, Luke 20:19–40 Miller Avenue Church Jesus’ opponents hope to entrap Jesus and bring the Roman authorities down on Him by asking Him about paying taxes to Caesar. This story is followed by a question from members of the Sadducees, who ministered at the Temple and only accepted as... Jesus’ opponents hope to entrap Jesus and bring the Roman authorities down on Him by asking Him about paying taxes to Caesar. This story is followed by a question from members of the Sadducees, who ministered at the Temple and only accepted as authoritative the first five books of Moses and thus denied a resurrection. They ask what would happen to a woman who had a series of husbands. To whom, they ask, would she belong in the resurrection? Jesus’ opponents hope to entrap Jesus and bring the Roman authorities down on Him by asking Him about paying taxes to Caesar. This story is followed by a question from members of the Sadducees, who ministered at the Temple and only accepted as authoritative the first five books of Moses and thus denied a resurrection. They ask what would happen to a woman who had a series of husbands. To whom, they ask, would she belong in the resurrection? 565734 Tue, 18 Jul 2023 17:16:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1761 Jesus,Sadducees,Resurrection,Bible,Gospel of Luke,Caesar full 94 The fictional story of a man who planted a vineyard, left the area, and put others in charge, sharecroppers likely. Then they dealt dishonestly and cruelly with the servants the owner sent to receive payment. LUKE #69: The Parable of the Wicked Tenants, Luke 20:9–18 Miller Avenue Church The fictional story of a man who planted a vineyard, left the area, and put others in charge, sharecroppers likely. Then they dealt dishonestly and cruelly with the servants the owner sent to receive payment. The fictional story of a man who planted a vineyard, left the area, and put others in charge, sharecroppers likely. Then they dealt dishonestly and cruelly with the servants the owner sent to receive payment. The fictional story of a man who planted a vineyard, left the area, and put others in charge, sharecroppers likely. Then they dealt dishonestly and cruelly with the servants the owner sent to receive payment. 565090 Fri, 14 Jul 2023 16:15:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1758 Jesus,Bible,Gospel of Luke,Parable, full 95 Jesus,Gospel of Luke,1 Timothy,Bible,The Authority of Jesus Challenged,Making Shipwreck Luke#68: Jesus Challenged, Luke 20:1-8; Making Shipwreck, 1 Timothy 1:18–20 Miller Avenue Church Jesus,Gospel of Luke,1 Timothy,Bible,The Authority of Jesus Challenged,Making Shipwreck Jesus,Gospel of Luke,1 Timothy,Bible,The Authority of Jesus Challenged,Making Shipwreck Jesus,Gospel of Luke,1 Timothy,Bible,The Authority of Jesus Challenged,Making Shipwreck 564184 Tue, 11 Jul 2023 14:57:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1751 full 96 Jesus arrives at Jerusalem riding a colt and is wildly welcomed by the people there. However, the Pharisees take exception to the acclaim accorded Him by His disciples. Jesus then bursts into tears, knowing what will happen to the city. Then Jesus enters the Temple for the second time to drive out those who sell animals and cheat the people. Luke #67 The Triumphal Entry, Jesus Weeps/Jesus Cleanses the Temple, Luke 19:28-48 Miller Avenue Church Jesus arrives at Jerusalem riding a colt and is wildly welcomed by the people there. However, the Pharisees take exception to the acclaim accorded Him by His disciples. Jesus then bursts into tears, knowing what will happen to the city. Then Jesus... Jesus arrives at Jerusalem riding a colt and is wildly welcomed by the people there. However, the Pharisees take exception to the acclaim accorded Him by His disciples. Jesus then bursts into tears, knowing what will happen to the city. Then Jesus enters the Temple for the second time to drive out those who sell animals and cheat the people. Jesus arrives at Jerusalem riding a colt and is wildly welcomed by the people there. However, the Pharisees take exception to the acclaim accorded Him by His disciples. Jesus then bursts into tears, knowing what will happen to the city. Then Jesus enters the Temple for the second time to drive out those who sell animals and cheat the people. 563469 Sat, 08 Jul 2023 15:57:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1766 Jesus,Pharisees,Gospel,Luke,Luke 19,Bible full 97 Jesus and His disciples are passing through Jericho on their way to Jerusalem, and a tax collector named Zacchaeus, hated by the locals, climbs a tree to see Jesus and ends up with Jesus visiting Zacchaeus’ house. Then a parable about an unpleasant political ruler who is demanding and murderous. Luke #66: Jesus and Zacchaeus & The Parable of the Ten Minas, Luke 19:1–27 Miller Avenue Church Jesus and His disciples are passing through Jericho on their way to Jerusalem, and a tax collector named Zacchaeus, hated by the locals, climbs a tree to see Jesus and ends up with Jesus visiting Zacchaeus’ house. Then a parable about an unpleasant... Jesus and His disciples are passing through Jericho on their way to Jerusalem, and a tax collector named Zacchaeus, hated by the locals, climbs a tree to see Jesus and ends up with Jesus visiting Zacchaeus’ house. Then a parable about an unpleasant political ruler who is demanding and murderous. Jesus and His disciples are passing through Jericho on their way to Jerusalem, and a tax collector named Zacchaeus, hated by the locals, climbs a tree to see Jesus and ends up with Jesus visiting Zacchaeus’ house. Then a parable about an unpleasant political ruler who is demanding and murderous. 562745 Wed, 05 Jul 2023 13:21:28 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1728 Jesus,Zacchaeus,Jerusalem,Pharisees,sinners,tax collector,Jews full 98 Many local people were bringing their children to Jesus, and His disciples did not approve of this. Jesus uses this to teach. Then a rich ruler approaches Jesus and asks Him what he must do to have eternal life. Luke #65: Let the Children Come to Me & The Rich Ruler, Luke 18:15–30 Miller Avenue Church Many local people were bringing their children to Jesus, and His disciples did not approve of this. Jesus uses this to teach. Then a rich ruler approaches Jesus and asks Him what he must do to have eternal life. Many local people were bringing their children to Jesus, and His disciples did not approve of this. Jesus uses this to teach. Then a rich ruler approaches Jesus and asks Him what he must do to have eternal life. Many local people were bringing their children to Jesus, and His disciples did not approve of this. Jesus uses this to teach. Then a rich ruler approaches Jesus and asks Him what he must do to have eternal life. 559517 Fri, 30 Jun 2023 18:06:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1766 Jesus,Gospel of Luke,Bible full 99 In the first parable, Jesus speaks of the importance of prayer, saying we need to continue seeking God. The second parable contrasts a self-righteous Pharisee who prides himself for his religiosity with a despised tax collector who prays, “God be merciful to me, a sinner.” Luke #64: Parable of the Persistent Widow/Pharisee & the Tax Collector, Luke 18:1–14 Miller Avenue Church In the first parable, Jesus speaks of the importance of prayer, saying we need to continue seeking God. The second parable contrasts a self-righteous Pharisee who prides himself for his religiosity with a despised tax collector who prays, “God be... In the first parable, Jesus speaks of the importance of prayer, saying we need to continue seeking God. The second parable contrasts a self-righteous Pharisee who prides himself for his religiosity with a despised tax collector who prays, “God be merciful to me, a sinner.” In the first parable, Jesus speaks of the importance of prayer, saying we need to continue seeking God. The second parable contrasts a self-righteous Pharisee who prides himself for his religiosity with a despised tax collector who prays, “God be merciful to me, a sinner.” 558964 Wed, 28 Jun 2023 18:02:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1762 Jesus,Gospel of Luke,Parable of the Persistent Widow, The Pharisee & the Tax Collector, full 100 Jesus, with His disciples present, is asked by some Pharisees when the kingdom of God would come. They could not recognize that in Jesus’ presence the kingdom was present right there but that it would reach fulfillment in a future time. Luke #63 The Coming of the Kingdom, Luke 17:20-37 Miller Avenue Church Jesus, with His disciples present, is asked by some Pharisees when the kingdom of God would come. They could not recognize that in Jesus’ presence the kingdom was present right there but that it would reach fulfillment in a future time. Jesus, with His disciples present, is asked by some Pharisees when the kingdom of God would come. They could not recognize that in Jesus’ presence the kingdom was present right there but that it would reach fulfillment in a future time. Jesus, with His disciples present, is asked by some Pharisees when the kingdom of God would come. They could not recognize that in Jesus’ presence the kingdom was present right there but that it would reach fulfillment in a future time. 552893 Wed, 31 May 2023 16:43:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1737 Jesus,Luke,Pharisees,Bible,Gospel of Luke,The Coming of the Kingdom full 101 Jesus is now on His third and last trip to Jerusalem, likely on the eastern side of the Jordan River. He is met by ten lepers who appeal to Him to heal them. He does, and only one returns to thank Him. Luke #62 Jesus Cleanses Ten Lepers, Luke 17:11–19 Miller Avenue Church Jesus is now on His third and last trip to Jerusalem, likely on the eastern side of the Jordan River. He is met by ten lepers who appeal to Him to heal them. He does, and only one returns to thank Him. Jesus is now on His third and last trip to Jerusalem, likely on the eastern side of the Jordan River. He is met by ten lepers who appeal to Him to heal them. He does, and only one returns to thank Him. Jesus is now on His third and last trip to Jerusalem, likely on the eastern side of the Jordan River. He is met by ten lepers who appeal to Him to heal them. He does, and only one returns to thank Him. 551890 Thu, 25 May 2023 10:54:00 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1764 Jesus,Lepers,Bible,Gospel of Luke,Jesus Heals,Jesus Cleanses Lepers full 102 Three stories wherein Jesus lets His disciples know they will be tempted to sin and to beware of causing others to sin. He states that if others sin, they are to correct them, even over and over. The disciples request that Jesus increase their faith, and He replies that even a tiny amount of faith works. Then he reminds them that with Him being their master/Lord, His disciples are to do their work without expecting special treatment. Luke #61: Temptations to Sin, Increase our Faith, Unworthy Servants, Luke 17:1-10 Miller Avenue Church Three stories wherein Jesus lets His disciples know they will be tempted to sin and to beware of causing others to sin. He states that if others sin, they are to correct them, even over and over. The disciples request that Jesus increase their faith,... Three stories wherein Jesus lets His disciples know they will be tempted to sin and to beware of causing others to sin. He states that if others sin, they are to correct them, even over and over. The disciples request that Jesus increase their faith, and He replies that even a tiny amount of faith works. Then he reminds them that with Him being their master/Lord, His disciples are to do their work without expecting special treatment. Three stories wherein Jesus lets His disciples know they will be tempted to sin and to beware of causing others to sin. He states that if others sin, they are to correct them, even over and over. The disciples request that Jesus increase their faith, and He replies that even a tiny amount of faith works. Then he reminds them that with Him being their master/Lord, His disciples are to do their work without expecting special treatment. 550528 Wed, 17 May 2023 19:11:33 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1763 Jesus,Gospel of Luke,Temptations,Faith,Unworthy Servants full 103 Regarding marriage and divorce, Jesus looks to Genesis 2:18–25 and then tells a story, either an actual event or a parable, of a rich man (named Dives in the KJV) and a miserable and poor man, both who died, the rich man going to hades and the poor man to Abraham’s side or heaven. Luke #60: Divorce and Remarriage & The Rich Man and Lazarus, Luke 16:18–31 Miller Avenue Church Regarding marriage and divorce, Jesus looks to Genesis 2:18–25 and then tells a story, either an actual event or a parable, of a rich man (named Dives in the KJV) and a miserable and poor man, both who died, the rich man going to hades and the poor... Regarding marriage and divorce, Jesus looks to Genesis 2:18–25 and then tells a story, either an actual event or a parable, of a rich man (named Dives in the KJV) and a miserable and poor man, both who died, the rich man going to hades and the poor man to Abraham’s side or heaven. Regarding marriage and divorce, Jesus looks to Genesis 2:18–25 and then tells a story, either an actual event or a parable, of a rich man (named Dives in the KJV) and a miserable and poor man, both who died, the rich man going to hades and the poor man to Abraham’s side or heaven. 546953 Fri, 28 Apr 2023 18:07:19 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1766 Bible,Jesus,Abraham,Genesis,hades,hell,heaven,parable,divorce and remarriage full 104 Following Jesus involves all of our living, and here the focus is how we relate to wealth. He makes clear that we are to be faithful with money, and that we cannot serve both God and money. Luke #59: Parable of Dishonest Manager & Law and Kingdom of God, Luke 16:1–17 Miller Avenue Church Following Jesus involves all of our living, and here the focus is how we relate to wealth. He makes clear that we are to be faithful with money, and that we cannot serve both God and money. Following Jesus involves all of our living, and here the focus is how we relate to wealth. He makes clear that we are to be faithful with money, and that we cannot serve both God and money. Following Jesus involves all of our living, and here the focus is how we relate to wealth. He makes clear that we are to be faithful with money, and that we cannot serve both God and money. 546725 Thu, 27 Apr 2023 19:27:36 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1765 Bible,jesus,gospel of Luke,Parables,Kingdom of God,Dishonest Manager full 105 The third “parable” is about a father who allows his youngest son to take his portion of the family inheritance and the reaction to this from both the father and the older son. Luke #58: Parable of the Lost (Prodigal) Son, 15:11–32 Miller Avenue Church The third “parable” is about a father who allows his youngest son to take his portion of the family inheritance and the reaction to this from both the father and the older son. The third “parable” is about a father who allows his youngest son to take his portion of the family inheritance and the reaction to this from both the father and the older son. The third “parable” is about a father who allows his youngest son to take his portion of the family inheritance and the reaction to this from both the father and the older son. 530449 Wed, 29 Mar 2023 13:18:26 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1767 prodigal son,lost son,father,brother,inheritance,squander full 106 Jesus is accused by religious types of eating with sinners and even tax collectors, the worst of the worst, whereupon He tells three parables about finding that which is lost. Here are the first two of these parables. Luke #57: Parables of the Lost Sheep and Lost Coin, 15:1–10 Miller Avenue Church Jesus is accused by religious types of eating with sinners and even tax collectors, the worst of the worst, whereupon He tells three parables about finding that which is lost. Here are the first two of these parables. Jesus is accused by religious types of eating with sinners and even tax collectors, the worst of the worst, whereupon He tells three parables about finding that which is lost. Here are the first two of these parables. Jesus is accused by religious types of eating with sinners and even tax collectors, the worst of the worst, whereupon He tells three parables about finding that which is lost. Here are the first two of these parables. 530448 Wed, 29 Mar 2023 13:18:26 -0400 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1767 Jesus,Pharisees,tax collectors,lost coin,sinners,lost sheep full 107 Great crowds are following Jesus and the Apostles while on their way to Jerusalem. Jesus now issues strong warnings about what it would mean to be His follower. He uses the word “hate” regarding even parents and family in order to highlight His message. Luke #56: Cost of Discipleship, Salt without Taste: 14:25–35 Miller Avenue Church Great crowds are following Jesus and the Apostles while on their way to Jerusalem. Jesus now issues strong warnings about what it would mean to be His follower. He uses the word “hate” regarding even parents and family in order to highlight His... Great crowds are following Jesus and the Apostles while on their way to Jerusalem. Jesus now issues strong warnings about what it would mean to be His follower. He uses the word “hate” regarding even parents and family in order to highlight His message. Great crowds are following Jesus and the Apostles while on their way to Jerusalem. Jesus now issues strong warnings about what it would mean to be His follower. He uses the word “hate” regarding even parents and family in order to highlight His message. 525538 Mon, 06 Mar 2023 12:55:39 -0500 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1727 Jesus,apostles,Pharisees,Jerusalem,cost of discipleship full 108 Even the healing of a human being was not to be done on a Sabbath Day, but Jesus did. Then followed parables designed to both wake up and critique the common practices of the Pharisees. Luke #55: Healing on Sabbath/Parables of Wedding Feast and Banquet: 14:1–24 Miller Avenue Church Even the healing of a human being was not to be done on a Sabbath Day, but Jesus did. Then followed parables designed to both wake up and critique the common practices of the Pharisees. Even the healing of a human being was not to be done on a Sabbath Day, but Jesus did. Then followed parables designed to both wake up and critique the common practices of the Pharisees. Even the healing of a human being was not to be done on a Sabbath Day, but Jesus did. Then followed parables designed to both wake up and critique the common practices of the Pharisees. 525537 Mon, 06 Mar 2023 12:55:39 -0500 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1752 Jesus,healing,Sabbath,parables,Pharisees full 109 Jesus continues His journey to Jerusalem, even though the warning that Herod, son of Herod the Great, wants to kill Him. Jesus then utters the lament over Jerusalem, which shows His love for the nation Israel. Luke #54: Jesus Laments over Jerusalem: 13:31–35 Miller Avenue Church Jesus continues His journey to Jerusalem, even though the warning that Herod, son of Herod the Great, wants to kill Him. Jesus then utters the lament over Jerusalem, which shows His love for the nation Israel. Jesus continues His journey to Jerusalem, even though the warning that Herod, son of Herod the Great, wants to kill Him. Jesus then utters the lament over Jerusalem, which shows His love for the nation Israel. Jesus continues His journey to Jerusalem, even though the warning that Herod, son of Herod the Great, wants to kill Him. Jesus then utters the lament over Jerusalem, which shows His love for the nation Israel. 524557 Wed, 01 Mar 2023 18:39:55 -0500 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1766 Jesus,Luke,Jerusalem,lament,Herod the Great,Israel full 110 Jesus and His disciples are heading to Jerusalem for the last time. He tells about a tiny mustard see and a bit of leaven, both of which are tiny but produce large and grand results. Then a theme found in John 10—Jesus announces He is the door, indeed a narrow door, the only route by which one must enter the kingdom of God. Luke #53: Mustard Seed / Leaven / NarrowDoor, 13:18–30 Miller Avenue Church Jesus and His disciples are heading to Jerusalem for the last time. He tells about a tiny mustard see and a bit of leaven, both of which are tiny but produce large and grand results. Then a theme found in John 10—Jesus announces He is the door,... Jesus and His disciples are heading to Jerusalem for the last time. He tells about a tiny mustard see and a bit of leaven, both of which are tiny but produce large and grand results. Then a theme found in John 10—Jesus announces He is the door, indeed a narrow door, the only route by which one must enter the kingdom of God. Jesus and His disciples are heading to Jerusalem for the last time. He tells about a tiny mustard see and a bit of leaven, both of which are tiny but produce large and grand results. Then a theme found in John 10—Jesus announces He is the door, indeed a narrow door, the only route by which one must enter the kingdom of God. 522175 Thu, 23 Feb 2023 13:05:00 -0500 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1765 faith,kingdom of God,narrow door,mustard seed,leaven,Jerusalem,Jesus,disciples full 111 Three stories: 1) the necessity of repenting of our personal sin, 2) the fig tree, a symbol of the nation of Israel, being given another opportunity to repent, and 3) the Pharisees and their ideas of what work is allowed on the Sabbath. Luke #52: Repent or Perish, The Barren Fig Tree, Woman with Disabling Spirit: 13:1–17 Miller Avenue Church Three stories: 1) the necessity of repenting of our personal sin, 2) the fig tree, a symbol of the nation of Israel, being given another opportunity to repent, and 3) the Pharisees and their ideas of what work is allowed on the Sabbath. Three stories: 1) the necessity of repenting of our personal sin, 2) the fig tree, a symbol of the nation of Israel, being given another opportunity to repent, and 3) the Pharisees and their ideas of what work is allowed on the Sabbath. Three stories: 1) the necessity of repenting of our personal sin, 2) the fig tree, a symbol of the nation of Israel, being given another opportunity to repent, and 3) the Pharisees and their ideas of what work is allowed on the Sabbath. 516009 Mon, 30 Jan 2023 20:17:46 -0500 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1766 Jesus,sin,Israel,Pharisees,fig tree,repentance,Sabbath full 112 Three pericopes: 1) Jesus is indeed the Savior, yet He brings division even in families, 2) religious leaders are unable to grasp what is then occurring, and 3) it is vital to settle with an accuser. Luke #51: Not Peace but Division, Interpreting the Time, Settle with Your Accuser: 12:49–59 Miller Avenue Church Three pericopes: 1) Jesus is indeed the Savior, yet He brings division even in families, 2) religious leaders are unable to grasp what is then occurring, and 3) it is vital to settle with an accuser. Three pericopes: 1) Jesus is indeed the Savior, yet He brings division even in families, 2) religious leaders are unable to grasp what is then occurring, and 3) it is vital to settle with an accuser. Three pericopes: 1) Jesus is indeed the Savior, yet He brings division even in families, 2) religious leaders are unable to grasp what is then occurring, and 3) it is vital to settle with an accuser. 516008 Mon, 30 Jan 2023 20:17:45 -0500 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1748 Jesus,savior,peace or division,Pharisees,settle with accusers,Luke,Gospel full 113 Jesus alerts His followers that they must be ready, awake, and alert to do the work of a servant. The result of this is that Jesus will actually be the servant who takes care of them. Luke #50: You Must Be Ready, Luke 12:35–48 Miller Avenue Church Jesus alerts His followers that they must be ready, awake, and alert to do the work of a servant. The result of this is that Jesus will actually be the servant who takes care of them. Jesus alerts His followers that they must be ready, awake, and alert to do the work of a servant. The result of this is that Jesus will actually be the servant who takes care of them. Jesus alerts His followers that they must be ready, awake, and alert to do the work of a servant. The result of this is that Jesus will actually be the servant who takes care of them. 515175 Fri, 27 Jan 2023 12:21:13 -0500 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1750 Jesus,disciples,followers,ready,cross,servant full 114 Jesus encourages His followers to seek first His kingdom and thereby avoid the anxiety that they would otherwise experience Luke #49: "Do Not Be Anxious," 12:22–34 Miller Avenue Church Jesus encourages His followers to seek first His kingdom and thereby avoid the anxiety that they would otherwise experience Jesus encourages His followers to seek first His kingdom and thereby avoid the anxiety that they would otherwise experience Jesus encourages His followers to seek first His kingdom and thereby avoid the anxiety that they would otherwise experience 514353 Tue, 24 Jan 2023 14:22:58 -0500 Copyright 2023 Miller Avenue Church 1757 anxiety,anxious,worry,fret,Kingdom of God,Jesus Savior full 115 While the Pharisees are strongly opposing Him, Jesus alerts His followers that they too will be attacked, but they need not be fearful, for these opposers cannot prevent them from their salvation, and thus they are to preach His word fearlessly. Luke #47: Leaven of the Pharisees / Have No Fear / Acknowledge Christ: 12:1–12 Miller Avenue Church While the Pharisees are strongly opposing Him, Jesus alerts His followers that they too will be attacked, but they need not be fearful, for these opposers cannot prevent them from their salvation, and thus they are to preach His word fearlessly. While the Pharisees are strongly opposing Him, Jesus alerts His followers that they too will be attacked, but they need not be fearful, for these opposers cannot prevent them from their salvation, and thus they are to preach His word fearlessly. While the Pharisees are strongly opposing Him, Jesus alerts His followers that they too will be attacked, but they need not be fearful, for these opposers cannot prevent them from their salvation, and thus they are to preach His word fearlessly. 505088 Wed, 14 Dec 2022 15:13:15 -0500 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1739 Pharisees,leaven,fear,Jesus,salvation full 116 Many thousands are “pressing hard” on Jesus now, when a man asks Jesus to adjudicate between him and his brother regarding an inheritance from his now dead father. Jesus proceeds to use a parable to present the reality of what is really important in our living. Luke #48: The Parable of the Rich Fool, 12:13–21 Miller Avenue Church Many thousands are “pressing hard” on Jesus now, when a man asks Jesus to adjudicate between him and his brother regarding an inheritance from his now dead father. Jesus proceeds to use a parable to present the reality of what is really important... Many thousands are “pressing hard” on Jesus now, when a man asks Jesus to adjudicate between him and his brother regarding an inheritance from his now dead father. Jesus proceeds to use a parable to present the reality of what is really important in our living. Many thousands are “pressing hard” on Jesus now, when a man asks Jesus to adjudicate between him and his brother regarding an inheritance from his now dead father. Jesus proceeds to use a parable to present the reality of what is really important in our living. 505077 Wed, 14 Dec 2022 14:59:33 -0500 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1765 Jesus,parables,rich fool,covetousness,eat drink be merry full 117 Three woes, or things in the future that are dreadful, Jesus expresses to both Pharisees and lawyers (also termed scribes), thus six woes all together. These religious leaders have no idea what it means to reject Jesus and His message. Luke #46: Woes to the Phariseesand Lawyers—11:37–54 Miller Avenue Church Three woes, or things in the future that are dreadful, Jesus expresses to both Pharisees and lawyers (also termed scribes), thus six woes all together. These religious leaders have no idea what it means to reject Jesus and His message. Three woes, or things in the future that are dreadful, Jesus expresses to both Pharisees and lawyers (also termed scribes), thus six woes all together. These religious leaders have no idea what it means to reject Jesus and His message. Three woes, or things in the future that are dreadful, Jesus expresses to both Pharisees and lawyers (also termed scribes), thus six woes all together. These religious leaders have no idea what it means to reject Jesus and His message. 501857 Fri, 02 Dec 2022 16:06:03 -0500 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1755 Pharisees,scribes,lawyers,Jesus,woes full 118 Three brief pieces, one of a woman who praised Jesus’ mother, thus Jesus Himself, a story about Jonah who had been sent to preach in Gentile Nineveh, and the need to let the light of Jesus shine into the darkness. Luke #45: True Blessedness, the Sign of Jonah, The Light in You—11:27–36 Miller Avenue Church Three brief pieces, one of a woman who praised Jesus’ mother, thus Jesus Himself, a story about Jonah who had been sent to preach in Gentile Nineveh, and the need to let the light of Jesus shine into the darkness. Three brief pieces, one of a woman who praised Jesus’ mother, thus Jesus Himself, a story about Jonah who had been sent to preach in Gentile Nineveh, and the need to let the light of Jesus shine into the darkness. Three brief pieces, one of a woman who praised Jesus’ mother, thus Jesus Himself, a story about Jonah who had been sent to preach in Gentile Nineveh, and the need to let the light of Jesus shine into the darkness. 501856 Fri, 02 Dec 2022 16:06:02 -0500 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1764 Mother Mary,Jesus,Jonah,Nineveh,Light full 119 Jesus’ opponents, who witnessed His casting out of demons, accused Him of being in league with the Satanic kingdom. Jesus strongly defends His ministry and warns that false casting out of demons results only in worse demonic possession. Luke #44: Jesus and Beelzebul & Return of the Unclean Spirit, 11:14–26 Miller Avenue Church Jesus’ opponents, who witnessed His casting out of demons, accused Him of being in league with the Satanic kingdom. Jesus strongly defends His ministry and warns that false casting out of demons results only in worse demonic possession. Jesus’ opponents, who witnessed His casting out of demons, accused Him of being in league with the Satanic kingdom. Jesus strongly defends His ministry and warns that false casting out of demons results only in worse demonic possession. Jesus’ opponents, who witnessed His casting out of demons, accused Him of being in league with the Satanic kingdom. Jesus strongly defends His ministry and warns that false casting out of demons results only in worse demonic possession. 498843 Fri, 18 Nov 2022 19:44:35 -0500 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1729 Jesus,devil,demons,Beelzebul,Satan full 120 Two stories here, first Jesus in the home of Mary and Martha, and Martha complains about her workload while Mary is listening to Jesus. Then, a second rendering of The Lord’s Prayer, different and shorter than the prayer in Matthew 6. Luke #43: Mary and Martha, The Lord's Prayer, 10:38–11:13 Miller Avenue Church Two stories here, first Jesus in the home of Mary and Martha, and Martha complains about her workload while Mary is listening to Jesus. Then, a second rendering of The Lord’s Prayer, different and shorter than the prayer in Matthew 6. Two stories here, first Jesus in the home of Mary and Martha, and Martha complains about her workload while Mary is listening to Jesus. Then, a second rendering of The Lord’s Prayer, different and shorter than the prayer in Matthew 6. Two stories here, first Jesus in the home of Mary and Martha, and Martha complains about her workload while Mary is listening to Jesus. Then, a second rendering of The Lord’s Prayer, different and shorter than the prayer in Matthew 6. 498280 Tue, 15 Nov 2022 18:08:44 -0500 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1752 Mary and Martha,Jesus,Lord's Prayer full 121 Jesus rejoices out loud that the Father has hidden the truths of grace from all, has chosen to reveal to these disciples. Then comes the story of a Samaritan who, at great cost, rescues a Jewish man. Luke #42: Jesus Rejoices in Holy Spirit & Parable Good Samaritan, 10:21–37 Miller Avenue Church Jesus rejoices out loud that the Father has hidden the truths of grace from all, has chosen to reveal to these disciples. Then comes the story of a Samaritan who, at great cost, rescues a Jewish man. Jesus rejoices out loud that the Father has hidden the truths of grace from all, has chosen to reveal to these disciples. Then comes the story of a Samaritan who, at great cost, rescues a Jewish man. Jesus rejoices out loud that the Father has hidden the truths of grace from all, has chosen to reveal to these disciples. Then comes the story of a Samaritan who, at great cost, rescues a Jewish man. 498279 Tue, 15 Nov 2022 18:08:43 -0500 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1761 Jesus,Holy Spirit,God the Father,truth,Good Samaritan full 122 Jesus appoints 72 (70?) out to cities He is about to visit and proclaim the coming of the kingdom of God. He warns they would be like lambs amid wolves. And dire consequences for those who reject the message of the 72. These pairs of sent ones return and report that even demons are subject to them. Luke #41: Jesus Sends Out the 72, Woe to Unrepentant Cities, 10:1-20 Miller Avenue Church Jesus appoints 72 (70?) out to cities He is about to visit and proclaim the coming of the kingdom of God. He warns they would be like lambs amid wolves. And dire consequences for those who reject the message of the 72. These pairs of sent ones return... Jesus appoints 72 (70?) out to cities He is about to visit and proclaim the coming of the kingdom of God. He warns they would be like lambs amid wolves. And dire consequences for those who reject the message of the 72. These pairs of sent ones return and report that even demons are subject to them. Jesus appoints 72 (70?) out to cities He is about to visit and proclaim the coming of the kingdom of God. He warns they would be like lambs amid wolves. And dire consequences for those who reject the message of the 72. These pairs of sent ones return and report that even demons are subject to them. 498278 Tue, 15 Nov 2022 18:08:43 -0500 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1757 Jesus,Kingdom of God,disciples,demons,tribulation full 123 While heading for Jerusalem, toward the conclusion of Jesus’ ministry, Jesus allows and approves someone other than a called disciple to cast out demons, would not allow dire consequences to fall upon the population of a Samaritan village that rejected Him, and spelled out the high cost of being His follower. Luke #40: Not Against Us Is For Us / Samaritan Rejection / Cost of Following, 9:49–62 Miller Avenue Church While heading for Jerusalem, toward the conclusion of Jesus’ ministry, Jesus allows and approves someone other than a called disciple to cast out demons, would not allow dire consequences to fall upon the population of a Samaritan village that... While heading for Jerusalem, toward the conclusion of Jesus’ ministry, Jesus allows and approves someone other than a called disciple to cast out demons, would not allow dire consequences to fall upon the population of a Samaritan village that rejected Him, and spelled out the high cost of being His follower. While heading for Jerusalem, toward the conclusion of Jesus’ ministry, Jesus allows and approves someone other than a called disciple to cast out demons, would not allow dire consequences to fall upon the population of a Samaritan village that rejected Him, and spelled out the high cost of being His follower. 490925 Wed, 19 Oct 2022 15:00:28 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1742 Jesus,Jerusalem,Samaria,disciples,deliverance,disciples,following Jesus full 124 A man who has an only son approaches Jesus and asks Him to heal this son who has been troubled by evil spirits. After an awful display of demonic activity, Jesus casts the demons out of the son. Then Jesus, for the second time, tells His disciples that He will be delivered into the hands of men. Following this announcement, Jesus rebukes His disciples, who were arguing amongst themselves as to who was the greatest among them. Luke #39: Jesus Heals a Boy / He Again Foretells His Death / Who Is Greatest, 9:37–48_37-48 Miller Avenue Church A man who has an only son approaches Jesus and asks Him to heal this son who has been troubled by evil spirits. After an awful display of demonic activity, Jesus casts the demons out of the son. Then Jesus, for the second time, tells His disciples that... A man who has an only son approaches Jesus and asks Him to heal this son who has been troubled by evil spirits. After an awful display of demonic activity, Jesus casts the demons out of the son. Then Jesus, for the second time, tells His disciples that He will be delivered into the hands of men. Following this announcement, Jesus rebukes His disciples, who were arguing amongst themselves as to who was the greatest among them. A man who has an only son approaches Jesus and asks Him to heal this son who has been troubled by evil spirits. After an awful display of demonic activity, Jesus casts the demons out of the son. Then Jesus, for the second time, tells His disciples that He will be delivered into the hands of men. Following this announcement, Jesus rebukes His disciples, who were arguing amongst themselves as to who was the greatest among them. 490924 Wed, 19 Oct 2022 15:00:27 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1755 demons,unclean spirits,healing,Jesus,disciples,death of Jesus full 125 Jesus, taking only the inner three—Peter, John, and James— climbs up into a mountain. Suddenly, two people are present with Jesus: Moses and Elijah. A cloud appears from which are heard the words, “This is my Son, my Chosen One; listen to Him.” Luke #38: The Transfiguration, Luke 9:28–36 Miller Avenue Church Jesus, taking only the inner three—Peter, John, and James— climbs up into a mountain. Suddenly, two people are present with Jesus: Moses and Elijah. A cloud appears from which are heard the words, “This is my Son, my Chosen One; listen to Him.” Jesus, taking only the inner three—Peter, John, and James— climbs up into a mountain. Suddenly, two people are present with Jesus: Moses and Elijah. A cloud appears from which are heard the words, “This is my Son, my Chosen One; listen to Him.” Jesus, taking only the inner three—Peter, John, and James— climbs up into a mountain. Suddenly, two people are present with Jesus: Moses and Elijah. A cloud appears from which are heard the words, “This is my Son, my Chosen One; listen to Him.” 486341 Thu, 29 Sep 2022 19:12:49 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1757 Jesus,Peter,John,James,transfiguration,Moses,Elijah,God's Son full 126 For the first time, Jesus tells His disciples that He will be rejected, killed, and then be raised. This astounding announcement is followed by Jesus’ invitation to take up His cross and follow Him, and of those who do, He will never be ashamed. Luke #37: Jesus Foretells His Death & Take Up Your Cross, Luke 9:21–27 Miller Avenue Church For the first time, Jesus tells His disciples that He will be rejected, killed, and then be raised. This astounding announcement is followed by Jesus’ invitation to take up His cross and follow Him, and of those who do, He will never be ashamed. For the first time, Jesus tells His disciples that He will be rejected, killed, and then be raised. This astounding announcement is followed by Jesus’ invitation to take up His cross and follow Him, and of those who do, He will never be ashamed. For the first time, Jesus tells His disciples that He will be rejected, killed, and then be raised. This astounding announcement is followed by Jesus’ invitation to take up His cross and follow Him, and of those who do, He will never be ashamed. 486053 Wed, 28 Sep 2022 15:21:04 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1755 Jesus,crucifixion,cross,Luke full 127 Jesus now sends out The Twelve, who have been with Him for several years, giving them healing power, including the casting out of demons. Herod (Antipas) hears about Jesus, whom some say is John the Baptist, whom Herod had beheaded. When the day was closing with thousands still on the mountainside with Jesus, a great miracle of multiplication of food takes place. Jesus later asks the disciples who the crowds say that He is. Luke #36: Jesus Send Out the 12, Herod Is Perplexed, Jesus Feeds 5000, Peter Confesses, Luke 9:1–20 Miller Avenue Church Jesus now sends out The Twelve, who have been with Him for several years, giving them healing power, including the casting out of demons. Herod (Antipas) hears about Jesus, whom some say is John the Baptist, whom Herod had beheaded. When the day was... Jesus now sends out The Twelve, who have been with Him for several years, giving them healing power, including the casting out of demons. Herod (Antipas) hears about Jesus, whom some say is John the Baptist, whom Herod had beheaded. When the day was closing with thousands still on the mountainside with Jesus, a great miracle of multiplication of food takes place. Jesus later asks the disciples who the crowds say that He is. Jesus now sends out The Twelve, who have been with Him for several years, giving them healing power, including the casting out of demons. Herod (Antipas) hears about Jesus, whom some say is John the Baptist, whom Herod had beheaded. When the day was closing with thousands still on the mountainside with Jesus, a great miracle of multiplication of food takes place. Jesus later asks the disciples who the crowds say that He is. 485618 Mon, 26 Sep 2022 18:06:21 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1751 Jesus,Feeding 5000,miracles,Herod Antipas,Peter,The Christ full 128 While Jesus is preaching and teaching in Galilee with large crowds following Him, a man pleads with Jesus to heal his daughter. At the same time, a woman who had an issue of blood for twelve years touches Jesus and is healed. Then a message arrives that the man’s daughter has died and that Jesus need not continue any further. Luke #35: Jesus Heals a Woman & Jairus' Daughter, Luke 8:40–56 Miller Avenue Church While Jesus is preaching and teaching in Galilee with large crowds following Him, a man pleads with Jesus to heal his daughter. At the same time, a woman who had an issue of blood for twelve years touches Jesus and is healed. Then a message arrives... While Jesus is preaching and teaching in Galilee with large crowds following Him, a man pleads with Jesus to heal his daughter. At the same time, a woman who had an issue of blood for twelve years touches Jesus and is healed. Then a message arrives that the man’s daughter has died and that Jesus need not continue any further. While Jesus is preaching and teaching in Galilee with large crowds following Him, a man pleads with Jesus to heal his daughter. At the same time, a woman who had an issue of blood for twelve years touches Jesus and is healed. Then a message arrives that the man’s daughter has died and that Jesus need not continue any further. 483767 Mon, 19 Sep 2022 18:10:47 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1762 Jesus,healing,Galilee,resurrection full 129 Jesus and the disciples sail east at the top of the Sea of Galilee, and upon landing, Jesus encounters a man who is naked, homeless, and living wildly. Jesus casts a whole legion of demons out of this man then allows them to enter a large herd of pigs, who then stampede into the sea. The man, now healed and in his right mind, wishes to remain with Jesus. Luke #34: Jesus Heals a Man with a Demon, Luke 8:26–39 Miller Avenue Church Jesus and the disciples sail east at the top of the Sea of Galilee, and upon landing, Jesus encounters a man who is naked, homeless, and living wildly. Jesus casts a whole legion of demons out of this man then allows them to enter a large herd of pigs,... Jesus and the disciples sail east at the top of the Sea of Galilee, and upon landing, Jesus encounters a man who is naked, homeless, and living wildly. Jesus casts a whole legion of demons out of this man then allows them to enter a large herd of pigs, who then stampede into the sea. The man, now healed and in his right mind, wishes to remain with Jesus. Jesus and the disciples sail east at the top of the Sea of Galilee, and upon landing, Jesus encounters a man who is naked, homeless, and living wildly. Jesus casts a whole legion of demons out of this man then allows them to enter a large herd of pigs, who then stampede into the sea. The man, now healed and in his right mind, wishes to remain with Jesus. 481102 Fri, 09 Sep 2022 21:25:51 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1707 sea of Galilee,Jesus exorcist,demons,deliverance full 130 A light is not placed where that light cannot be seen, and the ministry of Jesus must not be hidden. At one point, Jesus’s mother and brothers come to see Him, but the crowds make it impossible. Jesus takes this opportunity to say that those who follow Him are His brothers and sisters. Sometime later, as Jesus and the Twelve are crossing the Sea of Galilee, a strong wind and high waves come up, and Jesus calms the storm. Luke #33: A Lamp Under a Jar/Jesus' Mother and Brothers/Jesus Calms a Storm, Luke 8:16–25 Miller Avenue Church A light is not placed where that light cannot be seen, and the ministry of Jesus must not be hidden. At one point, Jesus’s mother and brothers come to see Him, but the crowds make it impossible. Jesus takes this opportunity to say that those who... A light is not placed where that light cannot be seen, and the ministry of Jesus must not be hidden. At one point, Jesus’s mother and brothers come to see Him, but the crowds make it impossible. Jesus takes this opportunity to say that those who follow Him are His brothers and sisters. Sometime later, as Jesus and the Twelve are crossing the Sea of Galilee, a strong wind and high waves come up, and Jesus calms the storm. A light is not placed where that light cannot be seen, and the ministry of Jesus must not be hidden. At one point, Jesus’s mother and brothers come to see Him, but the crowds make it impossible. Jesus takes this opportunity to say that those who follow Him are His brothers and sisters. Sometime later, as Jesus and the Twelve are crossing the Sea of Galilee, a strong wind and high waves come up, and Jesus calms the storm. 481101 Fri, 09 Sep 2022 21:21:01 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1763 Jesus,Mother Mary,followers of Jesus,Sea of Galilee,miracles of Jesus full 131 Luke mentions several women who accompanied Jesus while He was doing ministry in Galilee, and among them is Mary Magdalene. Following that is considered the most important of all Jesus’ parables, the Parable of the Sower. Jesus, after telling this parable, talks about the purpose of parables. Luke #32: Women with Jesus, Parable of the Sower, Luke 8:1–15 Miller Avenue Church Luke mentions several women who accompanied Jesus while He was doing ministry in Galilee, and among them is Mary Magdalene. Following that is considered the most important of all Jesus’ parables, the Parable of the Sower. Jesus, after telling this... Luke mentions several women who accompanied Jesus while He was doing ministry in Galilee, and among them is Mary Magdalene. Following that is considered the most important of all Jesus’ parables, the Parable of the Sower. Jesus, after telling this parable, talks about the purpose of parables. Luke mentions several women who accompanied Jesus while He was doing ministry in Galilee, and among them is Mary Magdalene. Following that is considered the most important of all Jesus’ parables, the Parable of the Sower. Jesus, after telling this parable, talks about the purpose of parables. 481100 Fri, 09 Sep 2022 21:08:26 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1760 women with Jesus,Mary Magdalene,parable of the sower,parables of Jesus,Galilee full 132 Jesus has been invited to the home of a Pharisee, and while all the guests recline at table, a known sinful woman enters uninvited and washes and anoints Jesus’ feet. The Pharisee loses appreciation and respect for Jesus for allowing this. Jesus defends the woman and declares her to be forgiven. Luke #31: A Sinful Woman Forgiven, Luke 7:36–50 Miller Avenue Church Jesus has been invited to the home of a Pharisee, and while all the guests recline at table, a known sinful woman enters uninvited and washes and anoints Jesus’ feet. The Pharisee loses appreciation and respect for Jesus for allowing this. Jesus... Jesus has been invited to the home of a Pharisee, and while all the guests recline at table, a known sinful woman enters uninvited and washes and anoints Jesus’ feet. The Pharisee loses appreciation and respect for Jesus for allowing this. Jesus defends the woman and declares her to be forgiven. Jesus has been invited to the home of a Pharisee, and while all the guests recline at table, a known sinful woman enters uninvited and washes and anoints Jesus’ feet. The Pharisee loses appreciation and respect for Jesus for allowing this. Jesus defends the woman and declares her to be forgiven. 479150 Fri, 02 Sep 2022 14:56:21 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1728 Jesus,Luke's gospel,sin,forgiveness,Pharisee,unforgiveness full 133 Jesus, with His disciples, came across a funeral procession and that of a young man leaving then his widowed mother alone. Jesus touches the bier the dead man was laying on and he came alive. Then messengers sent by John the Baptist, now in a Roman prison, ask Jesus if He was the one to come, the Messiah, or should they look for another. Luke #30: Jesus Raises a Widow's Son & Messengers from John the Baptist, Luke 7:11–35 Miller Avenue Church Jesus, with His disciples, came across a funeral procession and that of a young man leaving then his widowed mother alone. Jesus touches the bier the dead man was laying on and he came alive. Then messengers sent by John the Baptist, now in a Roman... Jesus, with His disciples, came across a funeral procession and that of a young man leaving then his widowed mother alone. Jesus touches the bier the dead man was laying on and he came alive. Then messengers sent by John the Baptist, now in a Roman prison, ask Jesus if He was the one to come, the Messiah, or should they look for another. Jesus, with His disciples, came across a funeral procession and that of a young man leaving then his widowed mother alone. Jesus touches the bier the dead man was laying on and he came alive. Then messengers sent by John the Baptist, now in a Roman prison, ask Jesus if He was the one to come, the Messiah, or should they look for another. 475756 Wed, 17 Aug 2022 18:37:25 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1757 Jesus' healing,Jesus raises from the dead,disciples of Jesus,John the Baptist,Messiah,Son of God,Gospel of Luke full 134 A Roman centurion had a favorite servant who was near death. He heard about Jesus and His healings and sent a delegation of Jewish leaders to Jesus to ask Him to come and heal his servant. Jesus does, yet at a distance. Luke #29: Jesus Heals a Centurion's Servan, Luke 7:1–10 Miller Avenue Church A Roman centurion had a favorite servant who was near death. He heard about Jesus and His healings and sent a delegation of Jewish leaders to Jesus to ask Him to come and heal his servant. Jesus does, yet at a distance. A Roman centurion had a favorite servant who was near death. He heard about Jesus and His healings and sent a delegation of Jewish leaders to Jesus to ask Him to come and heal his servant. Jesus does, yet at a distance. A Roman centurion had a favorite servant who was near death. He heard about Jesus and His healings and sent a delegation of Jewish leaders to Jesus to ask Him to come and heal his servant. Jesus does, yet at a distance. 474228 Tue, 09 Aug 2022 18:51:29 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1761 Jesus,Roman centurion,healing,Gospel of Luke full 135 A good tree and a good person, a bad tree and an evil person–these are similar. The followers of Jesus are to be like the good tree. In addition, building a life that will be solid rather than weak and vulnerable—this is the comparison of following the words of Jesus or not. Luke #28: A Tree and Its Fruit & Build Your House on a Rock, Luke 6:43–49 Miller Avenue Church A good tree and a good person, a bad tree and an evil person–these are similar. The followers of Jesus are to be like the good tree. In addition, building a life that will be solid rather than weak and vulnerable—this is the comparison of following... A good tree and a good person, a bad tree and an evil person–these are similar. The followers of Jesus are to be like the good tree. In addition, building a life that will be solid rather than weak and vulnerable—this is the comparison of following the words of Jesus or not. A good tree and a good person, a bad tree and an evil person–these are similar. The followers of Jesus are to be like the good tree. In addition, building a life that will be solid rather than weak and vulnerable—this is the comparison of following the words of Jesus or not. 471824 Mon, 25 Jul 2022 22:28:40 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1760 Sayings of Jesus,build on the Rock full 136 Jesus warns His disciples against judging and condemning others. Rather we are to forgive and give to those in need. Our work is to deal with our own sinful ways rather than concerning ourselves with other people’s sinful ways. Luke #27: Judging Others, Luke 6:37–42 Miller Avenue Church Jesus warns His disciples against judging and condemning others. Rather we are to forgive and give to those in need. Our work is to deal with our own sinful ways rather than concerning ourselves with other people’s sinful ways. Jesus warns His disciples against judging and condemning others. Rather we are to forgive and give to those in need. Our work is to deal with our own sinful ways rather than concerning ourselves with other people’s sinful ways. Jesus warns His disciples against judging and condemning others. Rather we are to forgive and give to those in need. Our work is to deal with our own sinful ways rather than concerning ourselves with other people’s sinful ways. 470764 Tue, 19 Jul 2022 15:40:53 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1716 Jesus,Luke,gospel of Luke,disciples,judge not,condemn not,sin full 137 No one ever spoke like Jesus, who even told His disciples to love their enemies. Not only that, but to do good to those who hate them, bless those who curse them, and pray for those who abuse them. Revolutionary indeed! Luke #26: Love Your Enemies, Luke 6:27–36 Miller Avenue Church No one ever spoke like Jesus, who even told His disciples to love their enemies. Not only that, but to do good to those who hate them, bless those who curse them, and pray for those who abuse them. Revolutionary indeed! No one ever spoke like Jesus, who even told His disciples to love their enemies. Not only that, but to do good to those who hate them, bless those who curse them, and pray for those who abuse them. Revolutionary indeed! No one ever spoke like Jesus, who even told His disciples to love their enemies. Not only that, but to do good to those who hate them, bless those who curse them, and pray for those who abuse them. Revolutionary indeed! 463633 Wed, 08 Jun 2022 18:39:44 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1765 Jesus,Gospel of Luke,love,hate,curse,pray full 138 A beatitude is a declaration of blessedness, and here Jesus names four of these, following these He goes on to name four woes, which are the very opposite of the four beatitudes. Luke #25: The Beatitudes & Jesus Pronounces Woes, Luke 6:20–26 Miller Avenue Church A beatitude is a declaration of blessedness, and here Jesus names four of these, following these He goes on to name four woes, which are the very opposite of the four beatitudes. A beatitude is a declaration of blessedness, and here Jesus names four of these, following these He goes on to name four woes, which are the very opposite of the four beatitudes. A beatitude is a declaration of blessedness, and here Jesus names four of these, following these He goes on to name four woes, which are the very opposite of the four beatitudes. 463075 Sun, 05 Jun 2022 18:36:35 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1763 Blessed poor,kingdom of God,blessed hungry,blessed who weep,Son of Man,Jesus,beatitudes,woes full 139 After praying all night, Jesus called His disciples and chose from them twelve whom He designated as apostles, meaning the sent ones. Later, when He came down from the mountain where He had been, great numbers of people came to Him and He healed then all and cast out demons. Luke #24: The Twelve Apostles & Jesus Ministers to a Great Multitude, Luke 6:12–19 Miller Avenue Church After praying all night, Jesus called His disciples and chose from them twelve whom He designated as apostles, meaning the sent ones. Later, when He came down from the mountain where He had been, great numbers of people came to Him and He healed then... After praying all night, Jesus called His disciples and chose from them twelve whom He designated as apostles, meaning the sent ones. Later, when He came down from the mountain where He had been, great numbers of people came to Him and He healed then all and cast out demons. After praying all night, Jesus called His disciples and chose from them twelve whom He designated as apostles, meaning the sent ones. Later, when He came down from the mountain where He had been, great numbers of people came to Him and He healed then all and cast out demons. 463074 Sun, 05 Jun 2022 18:36:34 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1765 Jesus,disciples,apostles,healing,casting out demons full 140 Jesus and His disciples are walking along a field of grain on the Sabbath, and the disciples pluck off heads of the grain and eat them. Religious leaders witness this and accuse Jesus of breaking the law of not working on the Sabbath. Then, on another Sabbath, in a synagogue, Jesus heals a man and is accused again of working on a Sabbath. Luke #23: Jesus Is Lord of the Sabbath & A Man with a Withered Hand, Luke 6:1–11 Miller Avenue Church Jesus and His disciples are walking along a field of grain on the Sabbath, and the disciples pluck off heads of the grain and eat them. Religious leaders witness this and accuse Jesus of breaking the law of not working on the Sabbath. Then, on another... Jesus and His disciples are walking along a field of grain on the Sabbath, and the disciples pluck off heads of the grain and eat them. Religious leaders witness this and accuse Jesus of breaking the law of not working on the Sabbath. Then, on another Sabbath, in a synagogue, Jesus heals a man and is accused again of working on a Sabbath. Jesus and His disciples are walking along a field of grain on the Sabbath, and the disciples pluck off heads of the grain and eat them. Religious leaders witness this and accuse Jesus of breaking the law of not working on the Sabbath. Then, on another Sabbath, in a synagogue, Jesus heals a man and is accused again of working on a Sabbath. 463073 Sun, 05 Jun 2022 18:36:34 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1764 Luke,Jesus,disciples,Sabbath,Jewish law,religious,synagogue,Lord full 141 Jesus finds Levi (Matthew) sitting at a tax booth and says to him, “follow me.” And Levi does just that, and then proceeds to host a “great feast,” and among the guests are other tax collectors (publicans), a much-despised people group. Of course, the Pharisees and scribes are offended that Jesus would allow such to be around Him. They then test Him about the issue of fasting, which was a feature of their religion. Luke #22: Jesus Calls Levi & A Question about Fasting, Luke 5:27–39 Miller Avenue Church Jesus finds Levi (Matthew) sitting at a tax booth and says to him, “follow me.” And Levi does just that, and then proceeds to host a “great feast,” and among the guests are other tax collectors (publicans), a much-despised people group. Of... Jesus finds Levi (Matthew) sitting at a tax booth and says to him, “follow me.” And Levi does just that, and then proceeds to host a “great feast,” and among the guests are other tax collectors (publicans), a much-despised people group. Of course, the Pharisees and scribes are offended that Jesus would allow such to be around Him. They then test Him about the issue of fasting, which was a feature of their religion. Jesus finds Levi (Matthew) sitting at a tax booth and says to him, “follow me.” And Levi does just that, and then proceeds to host a “great feast,” and among the guests are other tax collectors (publicans), a much-despised people group. Of course, the Pharisees and scribes are offended that Jesus would allow such to be around Him. They then test Him about the issue of fasting, which was a feature of their religion. 462428 Thu, 02 Jun 2022 16:50:05 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1765 Levi,Matthew,Jesus,tax collector,publican,fasting,Pharisees full 142 While teaching in a house, people from all over have converged on Jesus to hear Him teach. Four men, carrying a paralyzed man on a small bed, unable to reach Him any other way, lower him from the roof, having removed ceiling tiles. Jesus heals and forgives the paralytic man, and the scribes and Pharisees are outraged that Jesus would announce the forgiveness of sin. Luke #21: Jesus Heals a Paralytic, Luke 5:17–26 Miller Avenue Church While teaching in a house, people from all over have converged on Jesus to hear Him teach. Four men, carrying a paralyzed man on a small bed, unable to reach Him any other way, lower him from the roof, having removed ceiling tiles. Jesus heals and... While teaching in a house, people from all over have converged on Jesus to hear Him teach. Four men, carrying a paralyzed man on a small bed, unable to reach Him any other way, lower him from the roof, having removed ceiling tiles. Jesus heals and forgives the paralytic man, and the scribes and Pharisees are outraged that Jesus would announce the forgiveness of sin. While teaching in a house, people from all over have converged on Jesus to hear Him teach. Four men, carrying a paralyzed man on a small bed, unable to reach Him any other way, lower him from the roof, having removed ceiling tiles. Jesus heals and forgives the paralytic man, and the scribes and Pharisees are outraged that Jesus would announce the forgiveness of sin. 459686 Fri, 20 May 2022 14:18:25 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1765 Jesus,healing,paralytic,forgiveness of sins,Deity of Jesus full 143 A man with leprosy approaches Jesus and seeks healing. Jesus touches the man, and the healing takes place right then. Jesus instructs the man to go according to the Law to a priest and follow the commandments. The healing brings swarms of people to Jesus who then teaches and heals. Then Jesus retreats to a remote place to pray. Luke #20: Jesus Cleanses a Leper, Luke 5:12–16 Miller Avenue Church A man with leprosy approaches Jesus and seeks healing. Jesus touches the man, and the healing takes place right then. Jesus instructs the man to go according to the Law to a priest and follow the commandments. The healing brings swarms of people to... A man with leprosy approaches Jesus and seeks healing. Jesus touches the man, and the healing takes place right then. Jesus instructs the man to go according to the Law to a priest and follow the commandments. The healing brings swarms of people to Jesus who then teaches and heals. Then Jesus retreats to a remote place to pray. A man with leprosy approaches Jesus and seeks healing. Jesus touches the man, and the healing takes place right then. Jesus instructs the man to go according to the Law to a priest and follow the commandments. The healing brings swarms of people to Jesus who then teaches and heals. Then Jesus retreats to a remote place to pray. 459187 Wed, 18 May 2022 20:44:41 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1761 Jesus,leper,leprosy,healing,Mosaic Law,priest,Jesus prayed full 144 Crowds besieged Jesus while at the Lake of Gennesaret, so He gets into a fishing boat to separate Himself from the crowds. Later a large catch of fish is made, due to a miracle of Jesus. At that point Jesus calls James and John Zebedee as well as Simon Peter to be with Him as disciples. Luke #19: Jesus Calls the First Disciples, Luke 5:1–11 Miller Avenue Church Crowds besieged Jesus while at the Lake of Gennesaret, so He gets into a fishing boat to separate Himself from the crowds. Later a large catch of fish is made, due to a miracle of Jesus. At that point Jesus calls James and John Zebedee as well as Simon... Crowds besieged Jesus while at the Lake of Gennesaret, so He gets into a fishing boat to separate Himself from the crowds. Later a large catch of fish is made, due to a miracle of Jesus. At that point Jesus calls James and John Zebedee as well as Simon Peter to be with Him as disciples. Crowds besieged Jesus while at the Lake of Gennesaret, so He gets into a fishing boat to separate Himself from the crowds. Later a large catch of fish is made, due to a miracle of Jesus. At that point Jesus calls James and John Zebedee as well as Simon Peter to be with Him as disciples. 459147 Wed, 18 May 2022 17:02:52 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1760 Jesus,disciples,fishers of men,James Zebedee,John Zebedee,Simon Peter,Lake Gennesaret full 145 Leaving the synagogue in Capernaum, Jesus enters the home of Simon Peter, whose mother is very ill, and Jesus heals her. This event, becoming known, brings many to Jesus for His healing touch. People seek Jesus out, but He states He must visit other towns. Luke #18: Jesus Heals Many and Preaches in Synagogues, Luke 4:38–44 Miller Avenue Church Leaving the synagogue in Capernaum, Jesus enters the home of Simon Peter, whose mother is very ill, and Jesus heals her. This event, becoming known, brings many to Jesus for His healing touch. People seek Jesus out, but He states He must visit other... Leaving the synagogue in Capernaum, Jesus enters the home of Simon Peter, whose mother is very ill, and Jesus heals her. This event, becoming known, brings many to Jesus for His healing touch. People seek Jesus out, but He states He must visit other towns. Leaving the synagogue in Capernaum, Jesus enters the home of Simon Peter, whose mother is very ill, and Jesus heals her. This event, becoming known, brings many to Jesus for His healing touch. People seek Jesus out, but He states He must visit other towns. 455930 Tue, 03 May 2022 21:01:55 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1726 Jesus,synagogues,Capernaum,Simon Peter,healing full 146 After departing from Nazareth Jesus travels to Capernaum, the home of Andrew, Peter, James, and John. He is invited to bring a teaching at the synagogue there. Present there was a man who had an unclean demon, which recognized who Jesus was. Jesus would cast the demon out of the man and the onlookers were amazed at His power and authority. Luke #17: Jesus Heals a Man with an Unclean Demon, Luke 4:31–37 Miller Avenue Church After departing from Nazareth Jesus travels to Capernaum, the home of Andrew, Peter, James, and John. He is invited to bring a teaching at the synagogue there. Present there was a man who had an unclean demon, which recognized who Jesus was. Jesus... After departing from Nazareth Jesus travels to Capernaum, the home of Andrew, Peter, James, and John. He is invited to bring a teaching at the synagogue there. Present there was a man who had an unclean demon, which recognized who Jesus was. Jesus would cast the demon out of the man and the onlookers were amazed at His power and authority. After departing from Nazareth Jesus travels to Capernaum, the home of Andrew, Peter, James, and John. He is invited to bring a teaching at the synagogue there. Present there was a man who had an unclean demon, which recognized who Jesus was. Jesus would cast the demon out of the man and the onlookers were amazed at His power and authority. 454708 Thu, 28 Apr 2022 13:40:24 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1735 demons,deliverance,Jesus Healer,Capernaum,power of God full 147 Jesus returns to Galilee where a report about Him has spread throughout the surrounding country. Back home in Nazareth, He attends a worship service at the synagogue and is initially accepted, but when He begins to speak well of two Gentiles, the crowd rises up and attempts to throw Him off a cliff. Luke #16: Jesus Begins His Ministry / Rejected at Nazareth, Luke 4:14–30 Miller Avenue Church Jesus returns to Galilee where a report about Him has spread throughout the surrounding country. Back home in Nazareth, He attends a worship service at the synagogue and is initially accepted, but when He begins to speak well of two Gentiles, the crowd... Jesus returns to Galilee where a report about Him has spread throughout the surrounding country. Back home in Nazareth, He attends a worship service at the synagogue and is initially accepted, but when He begins to speak well of two Gentiles, the crowd rises up and attempts to throw Him off a cliff. Jesus returns to Galilee where a report about Him has spread throughout the surrounding country. Back home in Nazareth, He attends a worship service at the synagogue and is initially accepted, but when He begins to speak well of two Gentiles, the crowd rises up and attempts to throw Him off a cliff. 450004 Fri, 08 Apr 2022 14:22:00 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1758 Jesus rejected,Nazareth,synagogue,Gentiles,prophet,Isaiah,ministry full 148 Just prior to the onset of Jesus’ public ministry is the three-pronged temptation by Satan in the wilderness. Satan is acutely aware of who Jesus is and what He will do. Satan also knows that Jesus could, in fact, succumb to temptation and offers three false promises, all of which Jesus rejects. Luke #15: The Temptation of Jesus, Luke 4:1–13 Miller Avenue Church Just prior to the onset of Jesus’ public ministry is the three-pronged temptation by Satan in the wilderness. Satan is acutely aware of who Jesus is and what He will do. Satan also knows that Jesus could, in fact, succumb to temptation and offers... Just prior to the onset of Jesus’ public ministry is the three-pronged temptation by Satan in the wilderness. Satan is acutely aware of who Jesus is and what He will do. Satan also knows that Jesus could, in fact, succumb to temptation and offers three false promises, all of which Jesus rejects. Just prior to the onset of Jesus’ public ministry is the three-pronged temptation by Satan in the wilderness. Satan is acutely aware of who Jesus is and what He will do. Satan also knows that Jesus could, in fact, succumb to temptation and offers three false promises, all of which Jesus rejects. 450003 Fri, 08 Apr 2022 14:21:59 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1749 Satan,devil,temptation,power,worship,Father God full 149 Luke’s genealogy begins with Joseph, Mary’s husband, and is traced back all the way to Adam, who is called “the son of God” meaning God created him as the Genesis account says. Matthew’s genealogy begins with Abraham and seems to be a ‘legal’ descent. Luke #14: Genealogy of Jesus Christ, Luke 3:23–38 Miller Avenue Church Luke’s genealogy begins with Joseph, Mary’s husband, and is traced back all the way to Adam, who is called “the son of God” meaning God created him as the Genesis account says. Matthew’s genealogy begins with Abraham and seems to be a... Luke’s genealogy begins with Joseph, Mary’s husband, and is traced back all the way to Adam, who is called “the son of God” meaning God created him as the Genesis account says. Matthew’s genealogy begins with Abraham and seems to be a ‘legal’ descent. Luke’s genealogy begins with Joseph, Mary’s husband, and is traced back all the way to Adam, who is called “the son of God” meaning God created him as the Genesis account says. Matthew’s genealogy begins with Abraham and seems to be a ‘legal’ descent. 446288 Thu, 24 Mar 2022 14:07:10 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1710 genealogy,Jesus Christ,Mary and Joseph,Genesis,Adam,descendants full 150 Around the year AD 26 or 27, John, the son of Zechariah and Elizabeth, begins his ministry of announcing the coming of the Messiah, in fulfillment of the prophecies of Isaiah (see Isaiah 40:1–5) and Malachi (see Malachi 3:1–5). To prepare the way then of the Coming One, a person was to be immersed in water. Luke #13: John the Baptist Prepares the Way, Luke 3:1–22 Miller Avenue Church Around the year AD 26 or 27, John, the son of Zechariah and Elizabeth, begins his ministry of announcing the coming of the Messiah, in fulfillment of the prophecies of Isaiah (see Isaiah 40:1–5) and Malachi (see Malachi 3:1–5). To prepare the way... Around the year AD 26 or 27, John, the son of Zechariah and Elizabeth, begins his ministry of announcing the coming of the Messiah, in fulfillment of the prophecies of Isaiah (see Isaiah 40:1–5) and Malachi (see Malachi 3:1–5). To prepare the way then of the Coming One, a person was to be immersed in water. Around the year AD 26 or 27, John, the son of Zechariah and Elizabeth, begins his ministry of announcing the coming of the Messiah, in fulfillment of the prophecies of Isaiah (see Isaiah 40:1–5) and Malachi (see Malachi 3:1–5). To prepare the way then of the Coming One, a person was to be immersed in water. 446287 Thu, 24 Mar 2022 14:07:09 -0400 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1753 John the Baptist,Zechariah,Messiah,prepare the way,Isaiah 40, Malachi 3,baptize,River Jordan,Jesus full 151 Mary and Joseph came to Jerusalem, as was their custom, for Passover and this time twelve-year-old Jesus also came along. On the return home to Nazareth, it was discovered that Jesus was missing. They returned to Jerusalem and after a time found their Son talking with the leading religious experts. Luke #12: Boy Jesus at the Temple, Luke 2:41–52 Miller Avenue Church Mary and Joseph came to Jerusalem, as was their custom, for Passover and this time twelve-year-old Jesus also came along. On the return home to Nazareth, it was discovered that Jesus was missing. They returned to Jerusalem and after a time found their... Mary and Joseph came to Jerusalem, as was their custom, for Passover and this time twelve-year-old Jesus also came along. On the return home to Nazareth, it was discovered that Jesus was missing. They returned to Jerusalem and after a time found their Son talking with the leading religious experts. Mary and Joseph came to Jerusalem, as was their custom, for Passover and this time twelve-year-old Jesus also came along. On the return home to Nazareth, it was discovered that Jesus was missing. They returned to Jerusalem and after a time found their Son talking with the leading religious experts. 442758 Wed, 09 Mar 2022 17:38:34 -0500 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1759 Passover,Jerusalem,bar mitsvah,rabbis,my Father’s house,boy Jesus full 152 Mary and Joseph, as faithful Jewish people, bring the baby Jesus to the Temple to do for Him as the Law prescribed. While there, a righteous and devout man, Simeon, took the baby Jesus in his arms and described the ministry that lay ahead. Then Anna, aged 84, also bore witness to the holy child. Luke #11: Baby Jesus Presented at the Temple, Luke 2:22–40 Miller Avenue Church Mary and Joseph, as faithful Jewish people, bring the baby Jesus to the Temple to do for Him as the Law prescribed. While there, a righteous and devout man, Simeon, took the baby Jesus in his arms and described the ministry that lay ahead. Then Anna,... Mary and Joseph, as faithful Jewish people, bring the baby Jesus to the Temple to do for Him as the Law prescribed. While there, a righteous and devout man, Simeon, took the baby Jesus in his arms and described the ministry that lay ahead. Then Anna, aged 84, also bore witness to the holy child. Mary and Joseph, as faithful Jewish people, bring the baby Jesus to the Temple to do for Him as the Law prescribed. While there, a righteous and devout man, Simeon, took the baby Jesus in his arms and described the ministry that lay ahead. Then Anna, aged 84, also bore witness to the holy child. 442757 Wed, 09 Mar 2022 17:38:33 -0500 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1755 Temple,Mary and Joseph,baby Jesus,Law of Moses,Simeon,Anna,salvation,light for the Gentiles,purification full 153 The birth of Jesus as seen by the Shepherds in the field hearing the angels' announcement. Luke #10: Shepherds and Angels, Luke 2:8–21 Miller Avenue Church The birth of Jesus as seen by the Shepherds in the field hearing the angels' announcement. The birth of Jesus as seen by the Shepherds in the field hearing the angels' announcement. The birth of Jesus as seen by the Shepherds in the field hearing the angels' announcement. 439448 Tue, 22 Feb 2022 15:46:44 -0500 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1757 Baby Jesus,Mary and Joseph,shepherds and angels,goodwill on earth,guiding star full 154 Another take on the birth narrative of Jesus based on the Gospel of Luke. Luke #9: The Birth of Jesus Christ, a second look at Luke 2:1–7 Miller Avenue Church Another take on the birth narrative of Jesus based on the Gospel of Luke. Another take on the birth narrative of Jesus based on the Gospel of Luke. Another take on the birth narrative of Jesus based on the Gospel of Luke. 439179 Mon, 21 Feb 2022 14:01:38 -0500 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1763 Jesus,birth,Mary,Joseph,Bethlehem,manger,baby boy,Christmas,shepherds,angels full 155 The birth narrative of Jesus Christ as told by the Apostle Matthew #8: From Matthew's Gospel: The Birth of Jesus Christ Miller Avenue Church The birth narrative of Jesus Christ as told by the Apostle Matthew The birth narrative of Jesus Christ as told by the Apostle Matthew The birth narrative of Jesus Christ as told by the Apostle Matthew 433493 Thu, 03 Feb 2022 15:27:05 -0500 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1746 Baby Jesus,Mary,Joseph,angel,Bethlehem full 156 Here is the birth narrative of Jesus based on the Gospel of Luke. Luke #7: The Birth of Jesus Christ (Luke's version) Miller Avenue Church Here is the birth narrative of Jesus based on the Gospel of Luke. Here is the birth narrative of Jesus based on the Gospel of Luke. Here is the birth narrative of Jesus based on the Gospel of Luke. 433492 Thu, 03 Feb 2022 15:27:04 -0500 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1753 Jesus,birth,Mary,Joseph,Bethlehem,manger,baby boy,Christmas,shepherds,angels full 157 John is born to Elizabeth and on the eighth day is to be circumcised, at which time the child would be given a name, usually by the father. However, Elizabeth intervenes and says the child’s name is to be John, and all wondered “what” this child would be. Zechariah then utters what is known as The Benedictus, from the first word in the Latin Vulgate. The core of the prophesy is that God has intervened to raise up a Savior, and child John would prepare the way for this Savior. Luke #6: Luke 1:57–80, Birth of John the Baptist & Zechariah's Prophesy Miller Avenue Church John is born to Elizabeth and on the eighth day is to be circumcised, at which time the child would be given a name, usually by the father. However, Elizabeth intervenes and says the child’s name is to be John, and all wondered “what” this child... John is born to Elizabeth and on the eighth day is to be circumcised, at which time the child would be given a name, usually by the father. However, Elizabeth intervenes and says the child’s name is to be John, and all wondered “what” this child would be. Zechariah then utters what is known as The Benedictus, from the first word in the Latin Vulgate. The core of the prophesy is that God has intervened to raise up a Savior, and child John would prepare the way for this Savior. John is born to Elizabeth and on the eighth day is to be circumcised, at which time the child would be given a name, usually by the father. However, Elizabeth intervenes and says the child’s name is to be John, and all wondered “what” this child would be. Zechariah then utters what is known as The Benedictus, from the first word in the Latin Vulgate. The core of the prophesy is that God has intervened to raise up a Savior, and child John would prepare the way for this Savior. 427723 Mon, 10 Jan 2022 13:04:59 -0500 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1728 John the Baptist,Zechariah and Elizabeth,circumcision,Benedictus,Jesus,Savior full 158 Mary, now pregnant, leaves Nazareth to visit her relative Elizabeth who is living with husband Zechariah in Judea. As Mary enters the home of Elizabeth, the unborn child “leaps” for joy thus indicating the miraculous events unfolding. Mary then sings a song of praise known as The Magnificat, the word that comes first in the Latin version of the Greek passage. Luke #5: Luke 1:39–56, Mary Visits Elizabeth & The Magnificat Miller Avenue Church Mary, now pregnant, leaves Nazareth to visit her relative Elizabeth who is living with husband Zechariah in Judea. As Mary enters the home of Elizabeth, the unborn child “leaps” for joy thus indicating the miraculous events unfolding. Mary then... Mary, now pregnant, leaves Nazareth to visit her relative Elizabeth who is living with husband Zechariah in Judea. As Mary enters the home of Elizabeth, the unborn child “leaps” for joy thus indicating the miraculous events unfolding. Mary then sings a song of praise known as The Magnificat, the word that comes first in the Latin version of the Greek passage. Mary, now pregnant, leaves Nazareth to visit her relative Elizabeth who is living with husband Zechariah in Judea. As Mary enters the home of Elizabeth, the unborn child “leaps” for joy thus indicating the miraculous events unfolding. Mary then sings a song of praise known as The Magnificat, the word that comes first in the Latin version of the Greek passage. 427718 Mon, 10 Jan 2022 12:43:45 -0500 Copyright 2022 Miller Avenue Church 1734 Virgin Mary,Mother Mary,baby Jesus,John the Baptist,Elizabeth,Zechariah,The Magnificat full 159 Six months following Gabriel’s announcement that Elizabeth would conceive a son, he appears to Mary, living in Nazareth of Galilee. He tells her that, though she is a virgin, she will also conceive a son, who would be Son of the Most High. Mary acknowledges this revelation by referring to herself as a “servant of the Lord.” Luke #4: Luke 1:26–26, Birth of Jesus Foretold Miller Avenue Church Six months following Gabriel’s announcement that Elizabeth would conceive a son, he appears to Mary, living in Nazareth of Galilee. He tells her that, though she is a virgin, she will also conceive a son, who would be Son of the Most High. Mary... Six months following Gabriel’s announcement that Elizabeth would conceive a son, he appears to Mary, living in Nazareth of Galilee. He tells her that, though she is a virgin, she will also conceive a son, who would be Son of the Most High. Mary acknowledges this revelation by referring to herself as a “servant of the Lord.” Six months following Gabriel’s announcement that Elizabeth would conceive a son, he appears to Mary, living in Nazareth of Galilee. He tells her that, though she is a virgin, she will also conceive a son, who would be Son of the Most High. Mary acknowledges this revelation by referring to herself as a “servant of the Lord.” 421671 Wed, 15 Dec 2021 18:43:23 -0500 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1761 Mother Mary,angel Gabriel,Jesus of Nazareth,virgin birth,Son of the Most High full 160 During the days of Herod the Great, from 5 to 6 BC, a priest named Zechariah is serving at the Temple in Jerusalem and doing the once-in-a-life honor of serving at the Altar of Incense. He is greeted by the angel Gabriel who announces that his barren wife Elizabeth will conceive a child who will be a forerunner to the Messiah. Luke #3: Luke 1:5–25, Birth of John the Baptist Foretold Miller Avenue Church During the days of Herod the Great, from 5 to 6 BC, a priest named Zechariah is serving at the Temple in Jerusalem and doing the once-in-a-life honor of serving at the Altar of Incense. He is greeted by the angel Gabriel who announces that his barren... During the days of Herod the Great, from 5 to 6 BC, a priest named Zechariah is serving at the Temple in Jerusalem and doing the once-in-a-life honor of serving at the Altar of Incense. He is greeted by the angel Gabriel who announces that his barren wife Elizabeth will conceive a child who will be a forerunner to the Messiah. During the days of Herod the Great, from 5 to 6 BC, a priest named Zechariah is serving at the Temple in Jerusalem and doing the once-in-a-life honor of serving at the Altar of Incense. He is greeted by the angel Gabriel who announces that his barren wife Elizabeth will conceive a child who will be a forerunner to the Messiah. 421670 Wed, 15 Dec 2021 18:43:22 -0500 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1739 Luke,Herod the Great,Zechariah,temple,Jerusalem,angel Gabriel, full 161 Continuation of the Luke #1 show: Luke’s Gospel is dedicated to one Theophilus, either to a real person or to all who are friends or lovers of God. Luke states, in one long sentence, that many have made an account of the days of Jesus, he has undertaken this as well so that others may have an orderly rendering of the life and ministry of Jesus. In addition, the opening five verses of John’s Gospel are briefly discussed since the term Logos, or Word, is the way that John reaches out to the Graeco-Roman world much the same as what Luke is attempting. Luke #2: Luke 1:1–5 also John 1:1–5 Miller Avenue Church Continuation of the Luke #1 show: Luke’s Gospel is dedicated to one Theophilus, either to a real person or to all who are friends or lovers of God. Luke states, in one long sentence, that many have made an account of the days of Jesus, he has... Continuation of the Luke #1 show: Luke’s Gospel is dedicated to one Theophilus, either to a real person or to all who are friends or lovers of God. Luke states, in one long sentence, that many have made an account of the days of Jesus, he has undertaken this as well so that others may have an orderly rendering of the life and ministry of Jesus. In addition, the opening five verses of John’s Gospel are briefly discussed since the term Logos, or Word, is the way that John reaches out to the Graeco-Roman world much the same as what Luke is attempting. Continuation of the Luke #1 show: Luke’s Gospel is dedicated to one Theophilus, either to a real person or to all who are friends or lovers of God. Luke states, in one long sentence, that many have made an account of the days of Jesus, he has undertaken this as well so that others may have an orderly rendering of the life and ministry of Jesus. In addition, the opening five verses of John’s Gospel are briefly discussed since the term Logos, or Word, is the way that John reaches out to the Graeco-Roman world much the same as what Luke is attempting. 421469 Tue, 14 Dec 2021 19:42:34 -0500 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1724 Luke,Theophilus,gospel,inspiration,Jesus,evangelist,Gospel of John,In the beginning,logos,Word full 162 Jesus and His disciples are passing through Jericho on their way to Jerusalem, and a tax collector named Zacchaeus, hated by the locals, climbs a tree to see Jesus and ends up with Jesus visiting Zacchaeus’ house. Then a parable about an unpleasant political ruler who is demanding and murderous. Luke #66: Jesus and Zacchaeus & The Parable of the Ten Minas, Luke 19:1–27 Miller Avenue Church Jesus and His disciples are passing through Jericho on their way to Jerusalem, and a tax collector named Zacchaeus, hated by the locals, climbs a tree to see Jesus and ends up with Jesus visiting Zacchaeus’ house. Then a parable about an unpleasant... Jesus and His disciples are passing through Jericho on their way to Jerusalem, and a tax collector named Zacchaeus, hated by the locals, climbs a tree to see Jesus and ends up with Jesus visiting Zacchaeus’ house. Then a parable about an unpleasant political ruler who is demanding and murderous. Jesus and His disciples are passing through Jericho on their way to Jerusalem, and a tax collector named Zacchaeus, hated by the locals, climbs a tree to see Jesus and ends up with Jesus visiting Zacchaeus’ house. Then a parable about an unpleasant political ruler who is demanding and murderous. 420843 Fri, 10 Dec 2021 23:11:25 -0500 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1714 Luke,gospel,Jesus,Zacchaeus,Parable full 163 In the conclusion of their discussion, Kent and Mark quote several passages from the Gospels that quote Jesus on what hell is like and who/what it is designed for and why all Christians have mixed feelings about this Biblical and doctrinal truth. Kent and Mark Buckley discuss Hell, part 2 Miller Avenue Church In the conclusion of their discussion, Kent and Mark quote several passages from the Gospels that quote Jesus on what hell is like and who/what it is designed for and why all Christians have mixed feelings about this Biblical and doctrinal truth. In the conclusion of their discussion, Kent and Mark quote several passages from the Gospels that quote Jesus on what hell is like and who/what it is designed for and why all Christians have mixed feelings about this Biblical and doctrinal truth. In the conclusion of their discussion, Kent and Mark quote several passages from the Gospels that quote Jesus on what hell is like and who/what it is designed for and why all Christians have mixed feelings about this Biblical and doctrinal truth. 417224 Wed, 24 Nov 2021 14:30:15 -0500 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1736 hell,heaven,judgment,devil and his angels,Jesus,outer darkness,weeping and gnashing of teeth,Satan full 164 What is hell and why does everyone, Christians and non-Christians alike, have a hard time coming to grips with this core reality? Kent and Mark Buckley discuss Hell, part 1 Miller Avenue Church What is hell and why does everyone, Christians and non-Christians alike, have a hard time coming to grips with this core reality? What is hell and why does everyone, Christians and non-Christians alike, have a hard time coming to grips with this core reality? What is hell and why does everyone, Christians and non-Christians alike, have a hard time coming to grips with this core reality? 413850 Mon, 08 Nov 2021 15:10:05 -0500 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1756 heaven,hell,Bible,God,Jesus,judgment,eternity full 165 From the incredible 18 verse prologue, which presents that the Logos, the Word, has become flesh. This Word is God in person, and all who would believe in this Word would become children of God. This Word is Jesus, who begins His ministry by being baptized by John the Baptist, calls disciples, and goes about the work of ministry, will signs and wonders following. Also in John are the seven I Am sayings. The last half of the Gospel is devoted to the last week of Jesus’ ministry, which includes long teaching sessions in the Upper Room in Jerusalem, the beautiful prayer in the Garden, the betrayal, arrest, conviction, crucifixion, and resurrection. The Gospel closes out with a breakfast at the Sea of Tiberius, and a conversation with Peter. Gospel of John #58: Overview of John's Gospel - final episode Miller Avenue Church From the incredible 18 verse prologue, which presents that the Logos, the Word, has become flesh. This Word is God in person, and all who would believe in this Word would become children of God. This Word is Jesus, who begins His ministry by being... From the incredible 18 verse prologue, which presents that the Logos, the Word, has become flesh. This Word is God in person, and all who would believe in this Word would become children of God. This Word is Jesus, who begins His ministry by being baptized by John the Baptist, calls disciples, and goes about the work of ministry, will signs and wonders following. Also in John are the seven I Am sayings. The last half of the Gospel is devoted to the last week of Jesus’ ministry, which includes long teaching sessions in the Upper Room in Jerusalem, the beautiful prayer in the Garden, the betrayal, arrest, conviction, crucifixion, and resurrection. The Gospel closes out with a breakfast at the Sea of Tiberius, and a conversation with Peter. From the incredible 18 verse prologue, which presents that the Logos, the Word, has become flesh. This Word is God in person, and all who would believe in this Word would become children of God. This Word is Jesus, who begins His ministry by being baptized by John the Baptist, calls disciples, and goes about the work of ministry, will signs and wonders following. Also in John are the seven I Am sayings. The last half of the Gospel is devoted to the last week of Jesus’ ministry, which includes long teaching sessions in the Upper Room in Jerusalem, the beautiful prayer in the Garden, the betrayal, arrest, conviction, crucifixion, and resurrection. The Gospel closes out with a breakfast at the Sea of Tiberius, and a conversation with Peter. 390447 Thu, 05 Aug 2021 12:05:03 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1732 Jesus,Logos,Word,God,Upper Room,Sea of Tiberius,Gospel of John full 166 Seven of Jesus’ disciples are at the Sea of Tiberius (Galilee), Peter, Thomas, Nathaniel, the two sons of Zebedee, and two other disciples. These have fished all night and caught nothing. At day break Jesus appears on the shore and has prepared breakfast for them. After that, Jesus and Peter go for a walk and Jesus asks Peter three times if he loves Him more than the others. Peter responds yes, and the third time acts frustrated. Jesus repeats three times that Peter is to feed and tend His sheep. Following Peter and Jesus is another disciple, likely John the author of the Gospel, and it is cleared up that Jesus did not say that he, John, would not die but would be alive when Jesus returned. So John ties up loose ends. Gospel of John #57: John 21:1–25 Jesus Appears to Seven Disciples Miller Avenue Church Seven of Jesus’ disciples are at the Sea of Tiberius (Galilee), Peter, Thomas, Nathaniel, the two sons of Zebedee, and two other disciples. These have fished all night and caught nothing. At day break Jesus appears on the shore and has prepared... Seven of Jesus’ disciples are at the Sea of Tiberius (Galilee), Peter, Thomas, Nathaniel, the two sons of Zebedee, and two other disciples. These have fished all night and caught nothing. At day break Jesus appears on the shore and has prepared breakfast for them. After that, Jesus and Peter go for a walk and Jesus asks Peter three times if he loves Him more than the others. Peter responds yes, and the third time acts frustrated. Jesus repeats three times that Peter is to feed and tend His sheep. Following Peter and Jesus is another disciple, likely John the author of the Gospel, and it is cleared up that Jesus did not say that he, John, would not die but would be alive when Jesus returned. So John ties up loose ends. Seven of Jesus’ disciples are at the Sea of Tiberius (Galilee), Peter, Thomas, Nathaniel, the two sons of Zebedee, and two other disciples. These have fished all night and caught nothing. At day break Jesus appears on the shore and has prepared breakfast for them. After that, Jesus and Peter go for a walk and Jesus asks Peter three times if he loves Him more than the others. Peter responds yes, and the third time acts frustrated. Jesus repeats three times that Peter is to feed and tend His sheep. Following Peter and Jesus is another disciple, likely John the author of the Gospel, and it is cleared up that Jesus did not say that he, John, would not die but would be alive when Jesus returned. So John ties up loose ends. 390446 Thu, 05 Aug 2021 12:05:03 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1729 Jesus' disciples,Galilee,Peter,Thomas,Nathaniel,John Zebedee,feed my sheep full 167 The evening of the resurrection, Jesus suddenly appears to the disciples; Thomas is not there, but Luke tells us others are also present. He announces: “Peace be with you.” He then displayed His wounds, hands and side, to His followers so that they know it is really Him and that He is right there present. Thomas is not there but upon being told of the events announcing he will not believe until he sees for himself. One week later he gets that chance and expresses that indeed Jesus is his Lord and God. Then the writer, John, gives us a summary of his Gospel and makes it clear he wrote it that others might also believe in the risen Christ. Gospel of John #56: John 20:19–33, Jesus Appears to the Disciples + Miller Avenue Church The evening of the resurrection, Jesus suddenly appears to the disciples; Thomas is not there, but Luke tells us others are also present. He announces: “Peace be with you.” He then displayed His wounds, hands and side, to His followers so that they... The evening of the resurrection, Jesus suddenly appears to the disciples; Thomas is not there, but Luke tells us others are also present. He announces: “Peace be with you.” He then displayed His wounds, hands and side, to His followers so that they know it is really Him and that He is right there present. Thomas is not there but upon being told of the events announcing he will not believe until he sees for himself. One week later he gets that chance and expresses that indeed Jesus is his Lord and God. Then the writer, John, gives us a summary of his Gospel and makes it clear he wrote it that others might also believe in the risen Christ. The evening of the resurrection, Jesus suddenly appears to the disciples; Thomas is not there, but Luke tells us others are also present. He announces: “Peace be with you.” He then displayed His wounds, hands and side, to His followers so that they know it is really Him and that He is right there present. Thomas is not there but upon being told of the events announcing he will not believe until he sees for himself. One week later he gets that chance and expresses that indeed Jesus is his Lord and God. Then the writer, John, gives us a summary of his Gospel and makes it clear he wrote it that others might also believe in the risen Christ. 390445 Thu, 05 Aug 2021 12:05:02 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1744 Jesus,resurrection,doubting Thomas,upper room full 168 John mentions only Mary Magdalen coming to the tomb where Jesus is buried, early on Sunday morning, but the other Gospel writers mention other women are also present. Mary, upon finding the large stone covering the tomb was not in place, runs to tell Peter and John what had happened and supposing that thieves had taken the body. Later, after Peter and John leave, Mary remaining at the tomb turns to see who she thinks is a gardener caring for the the tombs. But it is Jesus, the risen Lord and He says, “Mary” and instantly Mary knows this person is Jesus. Gospel of John #55: John 20:1–18, Resurrection Miller Avenue Church John mentions only Mary Magdalen coming to the tomb where Jesus is buried, early on Sunday morning, but the other Gospel writers mention other women are also present. Mary, upon finding the large stone covering the tomb was not in place, runs to tell... John mentions only Mary Magdalen coming to the tomb where Jesus is buried, early on Sunday morning, but the other Gospel writers mention other women are also present. Mary, upon finding the large stone covering the tomb was not in place, runs to tell Peter and John what had happened and supposing that thieves had taken the body. Later, after Peter and John leave, Mary remaining at the tomb turns to see who she thinks is a gardener caring for the the tombs. But it is Jesus, the risen Lord and He says, “Mary” and instantly Mary knows this person is Jesus. John mentions only Mary Magdalen coming to the tomb where Jesus is buried, early on Sunday morning, but the other Gospel writers mention other women are also present. Mary, upon finding the large stone covering the tomb was not in place, runs to tell Peter and John what had happened and supposing that thieves had taken the body. Later, after Peter and John leave, Mary remaining at the tomb turns to see who she thinks is a gardener caring for the the tombs. But it is Jesus, the risen Lord and He says, “Mary” and instantly Mary knows this person is Jesus. 390444 Thu, 05 Aug 2021 12:05:01 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1742 Jesus,resurrection,Mary Magdalene,Peter and John,empty tomb,risen Lord full 169 John, our Gospel writer, an apostle, describes the death of Jesus. He is present at the crucifixion and is with a small group of women that includes Jesus’ mother, Mary. Due to the coming of the Feast of Unleavened Bread, the bodies of the two criminals, and Jesus’ cannot be left out with sunset coming, which marks the beginning of a new day, Jewish time. A soldier, in order to make sure Jesus is actually dead, pierces Jesus’ side with a spear and blood and water flow out proving He is dead. Then Joseph of Arimathea is allowed by Pilate to take the body. Nicodemus, also a member of the ruling council of Israel assists with the burial. Gospel of John #54: John 19:28–42, Death of Jesus Miller Avenue Church John, our Gospel writer, an apostle, describes the death of Jesus. He is present at the crucifixion and is with a small group of women that includes Jesus’ mother, Mary. Due to the coming of the Feast of Unleavened Bread, the bodies of the two... John, our Gospel writer, an apostle, describes the death of Jesus. He is present at the crucifixion and is with a small group of women that includes Jesus’ mother, Mary. Due to the coming of the Feast of Unleavened Bread, the bodies of the two criminals, and Jesus’ cannot be left out with sunset coming, which marks the beginning of a new day, Jewish time. A soldier, in order to make sure Jesus is actually dead, pierces Jesus’ side with a spear and blood and water flow out proving He is dead. Then Joseph of Arimathea is allowed by Pilate to take the body. Nicodemus, also a member of the ruling council of Israel assists with the burial. John, our Gospel writer, an apostle, describes the death of Jesus. He is present at the crucifixion and is with a small group of women that includes Jesus’ mother, Mary. Due to the coming of the Feast of Unleavened Bread, the bodies of the two criminals, and Jesus’ cannot be left out with sunset coming, which marks the beginning of a new day, Jewish time. A soldier, in order to make sure Jesus is actually dead, pierces Jesus’ side with a spear and blood and water flow out proving He is dead. Then Joseph of Arimathea is allowed by Pilate to take the body. Nicodemus, also a member of the ruling council of Israel assists with the burial. 388677 Wed, 28 Jul 2021 17:26:16 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1743 John,Jesus,apostle,death,crucifixion,mother Mary,Passover,Joseph of Arimathea,Pilate,Nicodemus full 170 Jesus is now being lead to the site of execution, a place called Golgotha. Though not stated by John, it is just before this is when Jesus is scourged, such a harsh beating that many died on the spot. Jesus was crucified with a criminal on each side of Him. Pilate had prepared an inscription reading in three languages, Hebrew, Latin, and Greek, “Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews.” This angered the religious authorities but Pilate refused to take the sign down. Toward the end of the ordeal we find His mother Mary, Mary’s sister, another Mary the wife of one Clopas, and Mary Magdalene. Some commentators say there were only three women, and the disciple whom Jesus loved, clearly John the author of this Gospel, there in front of the cross. Jesus instructs John to care for Mary and for Mary to look to John as her care giver, which corresponds with Jewish life at that time. Gospel of John #53: John 19:17-27, The Crucifixon Miller Avenue Church Jesus is now being lead to the site of execution, a place called Golgotha. Though not stated by John, it is just before this is when Jesus is scourged, such a harsh beating that many died on the spot. Jesus was crucified with a criminal on each side of... Jesus is now being lead to the site of execution, a place called Golgotha. Though not stated by John, it is just before this is when Jesus is scourged, such a harsh beating that many died on the spot. Jesus was crucified with a criminal on each side of Him. Pilate had prepared an inscription reading in three languages, Hebrew, Latin, and Greek, “Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews.” This angered the religious authorities but Pilate refused to take the sign down. Toward the end of the ordeal we find His mother Mary, Mary’s sister, another Mary the wife of one Clopas, and Mary Magdalene. Some commentators say there were only three women, and the disciple whom Jesus loved, clearly John the author of this Gospel, there in front of the cross. Jesus instructs John to care for Mary and for Mary to look to John as her care giver, which corresponds with Jewish life at that time. Jesus is now being lead to the site of execution, a place called Golgotha. Though not stated by John, it is just before this is when Jesus is scourged, such a harsh beating that many died on the spot. Jesus was crucified with a criminal on each side of Him. Pilate had prepared an inscription reading in three languages, Hebrew, Latin, and Greek, “Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews.” This angered the religious authorities but Pilate refused to take the sign down. Toward the end of the ordeal we find His mother Mary, Mary’s sister, another Mary the wife of one Clopas, and Mary Magdalene. Some commentators say there were only three women, and the disciple whom Jesus loved, clearly John the author of this Gospel, there in front of the cross. Jesus instructs John to care for Mary and for Mary to look to John as her care giver, which corresponds with Jewish life at that time. 388676 Wed, 28 Jul 2021 17:26:16 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1751 Jesus,crucified,execution,Golgotha,scourge,Pilate,King of the Jews,Mary,Clopas,Magdalene,John full 171 First off Pilate has Jesus flogged. This is thought to be a light punishment and not the dreaded scourging. Putting the Gospel accounts together is seems that Jesus was flogged and taunted and humiliated, but later on, just before being sent to the site of the execution was scourged then. Now comes the crown of thorns and the purple robe. It appears that Pilate his vile treatment of Jesus would be enough to satisfy His enemies, but it is not. After some back and forth, where it is apparent that Pilate finds no reason to execute Jesus, he encounters backlash. Pilate finally gives in and allows Jesus to be crucified. Gospel of John #52: John 19:1-16, Jesus Delivered to Be Crucified Miller Avenue Church First off Pilate has Jesus flogged. This is thought to be a light punishment and not the dreaded scourging. Putting the Gospel accounts together is seems that Jesus was flogged and taunted and humiliated, but later on, just before being sent to the... First off Pilate has Jesus flogged. This is thought to be a light punishment and not the dreaded scourging. Putting the Gospel accounts together is seems that Jesus was flogged and taunted and humiliated, but later on, just before being sent to the site of the execution was scourged then. Now comes the crown of thorns and the purple robe. It appears that Pilate his vile treatment of Jesus would be enough to satisfy His enemies, but it is not. After some back and forth, where it is apparent that Pilate finds no reason to execute Jesus, he encounters backlash. Pilate finally gives in and allows Jesus to be crucified. First off Pilate has Jesus flogged. This is thought to be a light punishment and not the dreaded scourging. Putting the Gospel accounts together is seems that Jesus was flogged and taunted and humiliated, but later on, just before being sent to the site of the execution was scourged then. Now comes the crown of thorns and the purple robe. It appears that Pilate his vile treatment of Jesus would be enough to satisfy His enemies, but it is not. After some back and forth, where it is apparent that Pilate finds no reason to execute Jesus, he encounters backlash. Pilate finally gives in and allows Jesus to be crucified. 388675 Wed, 28 Jul 2021 17:26:16 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1735 Jesus,Pilate,flogging,scourging,crown of thorns,crucifixion full 172 Annas, the father-in-law of the official high priest, Caiaphas, is the first to question Jesus. This is taking place early in the morning of Friday, Passover Day, and also known as Good Friday. Annas asks first about Jesus’ disciples then about His teaching. Jesus stands His ground, answers politely and then Annas sends Jesus “bound” to Caiaphas. Peter, still present now inside the gate of the high priest’s compound, is asked again if he is not one of Jesus’ disciples. Peter denies it again, and yet again. Jesus is now brought before Pilate. Pilate asks the crowd what accusation do they have against Jesus. Pilate tries to get the crowd to do with Jesus what they will, but is refused. Pilate moves back into his compound, calls Jesus to himself and asks if He is the King of the Jews. Jesus replies that His kingdom is not of this world. Gospel of John #51: John 18:19-40, High Priest, Pilate, Kingdom Miller Avenue Church Annas, the father-in-law of the official high priest, Caiaphas, is the first to question Jesus. This is taking place early in the morning of Friday, Passover Day, and also known as Good Friday. Annas asks first about Jesus’ disciples then about His... Annas, the father-in-law of the official high priest, Caiaphas, is the first to question Jesus. This is taking place early in the morning of Friday, Passover Day, and also known as Good Friday. Annas asks first about Jesus’ disciples then about His teaching. Jesus stands His ground, answers politely and then Annas sends Jesus “bound” to Caiaphas. Peter, still present now inside the gate of the high priest’s compound, is asked again if he is not one of Jesus’ disciples. Peter denies it again, and yet again. Jesus is now brought before Pilate. Pilate asks the crowd what accusation do they have against Jesus. Pilate tries to get the crowd to do with Jesus what they will, but is refused. Pilate moves back into his compound, calls Jesus to himself and asks if He is the King of the Jews. Jesus replies that His kingdom is not of this world. Annas, the father-in-law of the official high priest, Caiaphas, is the first to question Jesus. This is taking place early in the morning of Friday, Passover Day, and also known as Good Friday. Annas asks first about Jesus’ disciples then about His teaching. Jesus stands His ground, answers politely and then Annas sends Jesus “bound” to Caiaphas. Peter, still present now inside the gate of the high priest’s compound, is asked again if he is not one of Jesus’ disciples. Peter denies it again, and yet again. Jesus is now brought before Pilate. Pilate asks the crowd what accusation do they have against Jesus. Pilate tries to get the crowd to do with Jesus what they will, but is refused. Pilate moves back into his compound, calls Jesus to himself and asks if He is the King of the Jews. Jesus replies that His kingdom is not of this world. 388674 Wed, 28 Jul 2021 17:26:15 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1739 Jesus,Caiaphas,Annas,high priest,Passover,Good Friday,denial,Peter,kingdom full 173 Following the prayer, Jesus enters the garden to a place there where Jesus and His disciples often went. Judas knew of the location and arrived there with soldiers and officers, some Roman, some Jewish. Jesus approaches the group and asks who they are looking for. Jesus identifies Himself, and for reasons unknown, the armed bank falls back. Jesus does not hide but wants the disciples not be harmed. Peter draws his sword and cuts off the ear of a servant of the high priest, named Malchus. No further trouble emerges. Jesus is brought before the high priest, Annas first then later Caiaphas. Simon Peter had followed the group, and at the entrance proceeds to deny he knew Jesus two times. Gospel of John #50: John 18:1-18, Betrayal, Arrest, Caiaphas, Peter's Denial Miller Avenue Church Following the prayer, Jesus enters the garden to a place there where Jesus and His disciples often went. Judas knew of the location and arrived there with soldiers and officers, some Roman, some Jewish. Jesus approaches the group and asks who they are... Following the prayer, Jesus enters the garden to a place there where Jesus and His disciples often went. Judas knew of the location and arrived there with soldiers and officers, some Roman, some Jewish. Jesus approaches the group and asks who they are looking for. Jesus identifies Himself, and for reasons unknown, the armed bank falls back. Jesus does not hide but wants the disciples not be harmed. Peter draws his sword and cuts off the ear of a servant of the high priest, named Malchus. No further trouble emerges. Jesus is brought before the high priest, Annas first then later Caiaphas. Simon Peter had followed the group, and at the entrance proceeds to deny he knew Jesus two times. Following the prayer, Jesus enters the garden to a place there where Jesus and His disciples often went. Judas knew of the location and arrived there with soldiers and officers, some Roman, some Jewish. Jesus approaches the group and asks who they are looking for. Jesus identifies Himself, and for reasons unknown, the armed bank falls back. Jesus does not hide but wants the disciples not be harmed. Peter draws his sword and cuts off the ear of a servant of the high priest, named Malchus. No further trouble emerges. Jesus is brought before the high priest, Annas first then later Caiaphas. Simon Peter had followed the group, and at the entrance proceeds to deny he knew Jesus two times. 388673 Wed, 28 Jul 2021 17:26:15 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1741 Jesus,betrayal,arrest,Caiaphas,high priest,Judas,Peter's denial,disciples,Simon Peter full 174 The entire chapter is Jesus’ prayer, said somewhere along the road to the Garden of Gethsemane or while yet in the Upper Room, which is overheard by His disciples. To begin, Jesus lifts up His eyes toward heaven, and most think He did so while standing. The focus of His prayer is that the Father would glorify Him, that is, bring Him once again into His presence as He had been prior to the incarnation. Part of the prayer is that His followers would be in unity, would be one. Jesus prays that the disciples will be with Him, and to see His glory that was His before the foundation of the world. Gospel of John #49: John 17, The High Priestly Prayer Miller Avenue Church The entire chapter is Jesus’ prayer, said somewhere along the road to the Garden of Gethsemane or while yet in the Upper Room, which is overheard by His disciples. To begin, Jesus lifts up His eyes toward heaven, and most think He did so while... The entire chapter is Jesus’ prayer, said somewhere along the road to the Garden of Gethsemane or while yet in the Upper Room, which is overheard by His disciples. To begin, Jesus lifts up His eyes toward heaven, and most think He did so while standing. The focus of His prayer is that the Father would glorify Him, that is, bring Him once again into His presence as He had been prior to the incarnation. Part of the prayer is that His followers would be in unity, would be one. Jesus prays that the disciples will be with Him, and to see His glory that was His before the foundation of the world. The entire chapter is Jesus’ prayer, said somewhere along the road to the Garden of Gethsemane or while yet in the Upper Room, which is overheard by His disciples. To begin, Jesus lifts up His eyes toward heaven, and most think He did so while standing. The focus of His prayer is that the Father would glorify Him, that is, bring Him once again into His presence as He had been prior to the incarnation. Part of the prayer is that His followers would be in unity, would be one. Jesus prays that the disciples will be with Him, and to see His glory that was His before the foundation of the world. 387019 Thu, 22 Jul 2021 12:48:46 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1707 Jesus,High Priestly Prayer,Gethsemane,Upper Room,disciples,glory,heaven,incarnation full 175 Jesus continues to tell His disciples that He will be leaving them, leaving the world, and going to the Father. His desire is that they have peace, that is an inner peace, since being in the world they will experience tribulation. Now, hearing this, Jesus’ followers are quick to speak to Him of their loyalty and know for sure that Jesus is sent by God. The Twelve profess faith in Jesus who then tells them that a time is coming when they will be scattered and all go back to their homes. However, He lets them know that He has overcome the world. Gospel of John #48: John 16:25-33, "I Have Overcome the World" Miller Avenue Church Jesus continues to tell His disciples that He will be leaving them, leaving the world, and going to the Father. His desire is that they have peace, that is an inner peace, since being in the world they will experience tribulation. Now, hearing this,... Jesus continues to tell His disciples that He will be leaving them, leaving the world, and going to the Father. His desire is that they have peace, that is an inner peace, since being in the world they will experience tribulation. Now, hearing this, Jesus’ followers are quick to speak to Him of their loyalty and know for sure that Jesus is sent by God. The Twelve profess faith in Jesus who then tells them that a time is coming when they will be scattered and all go back to their homes. However, He lets them know that He has overcome the world. Jesus continues to tell His disciples that He will be leaving them, leaving the world, and going to the Father. His desire is that they have peace, that is an inner peace, since being in the world they will experience tribulation. Now, hearing this, Jesus’ followers are quick to speak to Him of their loyalty and know for sure that Jesus is sent by God. The Twelve profess faith in Jesus who then tells them that a time is coming when they will be scattered and all go back to their homes. However, He lets them know that He has overcome the world. 387018 Thu, 22 Jul 2021 12:48:46 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1743 Jesus,disciples,inner peace,peace,tribulation,Son of God,The Twelve,overcome full 176 Jesus’ comforting words are spoken either in the Upper Room or while on the way to the garden of Gesthsemane. These will be Jesus’ last words to His disciples prior to His crucifixion. Despite appearances, there will be joy—that settled, peaceful, and hopeful mindset that cannot be perverted by external circumstances. In a “little while” is mikron in the Greek, and this word is used repeatedly by Jesus in the passage. Jesus would leave, then appear, then leave, and then come again. (There are a number of ways of explaining Jesus’ intent here.) When Jesus leaves and His disciples see Him no more, yes, the disciples will grieve, and the world, those who reject His Lordship, will rejoice. But His followers will have joy that they will never lose. Again He invites His followers to pray to the Father in His name, or because of His finished work, His death, burial, resurrection, and ascension. Gospel of John #47: John 16:16-24, Your Sorrow Will Turn to Joy Miller Avenue Church Jesus’ comforting words are spoken either in the Upper Room or while on the way to the garden of Gesthsemane. These will be Jesus’ last words to His disciples prior to His crucifixion. Despite appearances, there will be joy—that settled,... Jesus’ comforting words are spoken either in the Upper Room or while on the way to the garden of Gesthsemane. These will be Jesus’ last words to His disciples prior to His crucifixion. Despite appearances, there will be joy—that settled, peaceful, and hopeful mindset that cannot be perverted by external circumstances. In a “little while” is mikron in the Greek, and this word is used repeatedly by Jesus in the passage. Jesus would leave, then appear, then leave, and then come again. (There are a number of ways of explaining Jesus’ intent here.) When Jesus leaves and His disciples see Him no more, yes, the disciples will grieve, and the world, those who reject His Lordship, will rejoice. But His followers will have joy that they will never lose. Again He invites His followers to pray to the Father in His name, or because of His finished work, His death, burial, resurrection, and ascension. Jesus’ comforting words are spoken either in the Upper Room or while on the way to the garden of Gesthsemane. These will be Jesus’ last words to His disciples prior to His crucifixion. Despite appearances, there will be joy—that settled, peaceful, and hopeful mindset that cannot be perverted by external circumstances. In a “little while” is mikron in the Greek, and this word is used repeatedly by Jesus in the passage. Jesus would leave, then appear, then leave, and then come again. (There are a number of ways of explaining Jesus’ intent here.) When Jesus leaves and His disciples see Him no more, yes, the disciples will grieve, and the world, those who reject His Lordship, will rejoice. But His followers will have joy that they will never lose. Again He invites His followers to pray to the Father in His name, or because of His finished work, His death, burial, resurrection, and ascension. 387017 Thu, 22 Jul 2021 12:48:45 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1745 Jesus,disciples,crucifixion,joy,peace,mikron,Father,death-burial-resurrection-ascension full 177 This passage presents the Triune God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—in perfect harmony. Jesus, knowing that He is going to the Father, in empathy for His followers, tells them it is to their advantage that He is going away, because the Holy Spirit will be sent to them. And the working of the Spirit is one of convicting or conviction, proving the truth about what is reality. Jesus defines three ways in which Holy Spirit conviction is directed: regarding sin, righteousness, and judgment. The Holy Spirit convicts people of sin who do not believe in Him. Then righteousness because He goes to the Father, and judgment because the ruler of the world, that is Satan, is judged and condemned. These things are not easily grasped nor understood. Also the Holy Spirit will teach them all things, bringing to their remembrance those things He has spoken to them prior. Gospel of John #46: John 16:5-15, The Work of the Holy Spirit Miller Avenue Church This passage presents the Triune God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—in perfect harmony. Jesus, knowing that He is going to the Father, in empathy for His followers, tells them it is to their advantage that He is going away, because the Holy Spirit... This passage presents the Triune God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—in perfect harmony. Jesus, knowing that He is going to the Father, in empathy for His followers, tells them it is to their advantage that He is going away, because the Holy Spirit will be sent to them. And the working of the Spirit is one of convicting or conviction, proving the truth about what is reality. Jesus defines three ways in which Holy Spirit conviction is directed: regarding sin, righteousness, and judgment. The Holy Spirit convicts people of sin who do not believe in Him. Then righteousness because He goes to the Father, and judgment because the ruler of the world, that is Satan, is judged and condemned. These things are not easily grasped nor understood. Also the Holy Spirit will teach them all things, bringing to their remembrance those things He has spoken to them prior. This passage presents the Triune God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—in perfect harmony. Jesus, knowing that He is going to the Father, in empathy for His followers, tells them it is to their advantage that He is going away, because the Holy Spirit will be sent to them. And the working of the Spirit is one of convicting or conviction, proving the truth about what is reality. Jesus defines three ways in which Holy Spirit conviction is directed: regarding sin, righteousness, and judgment. The Holy Spirit convicts people of sin who do not believe in Him. Then righteousness because He goes to the Father, and judgment because the ruler of the world, that is Satan, is judged and condemned. These things are not easily grasped nor understood. Also the Holy Spirit will teach them all things, bringing to their remembrance those things He has spoken to them prior. 387016 Thu, 22 Jul 2021 12:48:45 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1741 Trinity,Holy Spirit,Jesus,sin,righteousness,judgment,Satan,conviction full 178 The world, that is, those people who are not chosen or born again by the power of the Holy Spirit, these will and must hate both Jesus and those who follow Him. And at the same time, followers of Jesus are to bear witness to and about Jesus. The world will love its own, but since Christians are not of this world, they will be hated by the world. Whoever hates Jesus hates His Father also. And because Jesus has done signs, works that no one else did, they are guilty of sin. This hate then is without cause. And the promised Holy Spirit will, when He comes bear witness about Jesus. And Jesus says these things so that His followers will not be troubled by the hatred that is coming. Gospel of John #45: John 15:18-16:4, Hatred of the World Miller Avenue Church The world, that is, those people who are not chosen or born again by the power of the Holy Spirit, these will and must hate both Jesus and those who follow Him. And at the same time, followers of Jesus are to bear witness to and about Jesus. The world... The world, that is, those people who are not chosen or born again by the power of the Holy Spirit, these will and must hate both Jesus and those who follow Him. And at the same time, followers of Jesus are to bear witness to and about Jesus. The world will love its own, but since Christians are not of this world, they will be hated by the world. Whoever hates Jesus hates His Father also. And because Jesus has done signs, works that no one else did, they are guilty of sin. This hate then is without cause. And the promised Holy Spirit will, when He comes bear witness about Jesus. And Jesus says these things so that His followers will not be troubled by the hatred that is coming. The world, that is, those people who are not chosen or born again by the power of the Holy Spirit, these will and must hate both Jesus and those who follow Him. And at the same time, followers of Jesus are to bear witness to and about Jesus. The world will love its own, but since Christians are not of this world, they will be hated by the world. Whoever hates Jesus hates His Father also. And because Jesus has done signs, works that no one else did, they are guilty of sin. This hate then is without cause. And the promised Holy Spirit will, when He comes bear witness about Jesus. And Jesus says these things so that His followers will not be troubled by the hatred that is coming. 384455 Mon, 12 Jul 2021 16:46:26 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1740 hatred of the world,Jesus,Holy Spirit,witness,followers,disciples,signs and wonders full 179 A “vine” has long been a symbol of the Messiah for the nation of Israel, both in the Hebrew Bible and for Judaism to this day. Vine images have appeared on Jewish coinage and also by the door of the Holy Place was a golden vine. Here now is the 7th “I Am” saying of Jesus. Jesus is the “true” vine, and the Father is the vinedresser, thus the one who planted and tends the vine to make it fruitful. By abiding in the vine, a branch brings forth fruit, and Jesus’ disciples are the fruit. And, then by being in Jesus, the disciples, followers of Jesus, also bring forth fruit by abiding in Him. Again, Jesus restates His great commandment, that is to love one another as He has loved them. Gospel of John #44: John 15:1–17, I Am the True Vine Miller Avenue Church A “vine” has long been a symbol of the Messiah for the nation of Israel, both in the Hebrew Bible and for Judaism to this day. Vine images have appeared on Jewish coinage and also by the door of the Holy Place was a golden vine. Here now is the 7th... A “vine” has long been a symbol of the Messiah for the nation of Israel, both in the Hebrew Bible and for Judaism to this day. Vine images have appeared on Jewish coinage and also by the door of the Holy Place was a golden vine. Here now is the 7th “I Am” saying of Jesus. Jesus is the “true” vine, and the Father is the vinedresser, thus the one who planted and tends the vine to make it fruitful. By abiding in the vine, a branch brings forth fruit, and Jesus’ disciples are the fruit. And, then by being in Jesus, the disciples, followers of Jesus, also bring forth fruit by abiding in Him. Again, Jesus restates His great commandment, that is to love one another as He has loved them. A “vine” has long been a symbol of the Messiah for the nation of Israel, both in the Hebrew Bible and for Judaism to this day. Vine images have appeared on Jewish coinage and also by the door of the Holy Place was a golden vine. Here now is the 7th “I Am” saying of Jesus. Jesus is the “true” vine, and the Father is the vinedresser, thus the one who planted and tends the vine to make it fruitful. By abiding in the vine, a branch brings forth fruit, and Jesus’ disciples are the fruit. And, then by being in Jesus, the disciples, followers of Jesus, also bring forth fruit by abiding in Him. Again, Jesus restates His great commandment, that is to love one another as He has loved them. 384454 Mon, 12 Jul 2021 16:46:26 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1744 Jesus,true vine,I AM,abide full 180 The passage begins by Jesus saying that if His disciples love Him they will keep His commandments. And in response, the Father will give them a Helper, a Counselor, an Advocate, the Paraclete. Only those in Christ can receive this Holy Spirit. Jesus also states that loving Him means keeping His commandments, chief of which He had previously spoken, that is, to love on another as Jesus has loved them. And this means that “we” will come to them, indwelling them. And this Helps will teach them all things. He also states that He leaves them with His peace so that their hearts will not be troubled. Then He warns then that the “ruler of this world” is coming. Gospel of John #43: John 14:15–31, Jesus Promises the Holy Spirit Miller Avenue Church The passage begins by Jesus saying that if His disciples love Him they will keep His commandments. And in response, the Father will give them a Helper, a Counselor, an Advocate, the Paraclete. Only those in Christ can receive this Holy Spirit. Jesus... The passage begins by Jesus saying that if His disciples love Him they will keep His commandments. And in response, the Father will give them a Helper, a Counselor, an Advocate, the Paraclete. Only those in Christ can receive this Holy Spirit. Jesus also states that loving Him means keeping His commandments, chief of which He had previously spoken, that is, to love on another as Jesus has loved them. And this means that “we” will come to them, indwelling them. And this Helps will teach them all things. He also states that He leaves them with His peace so that their hearts will not be troubled. Then He warns then that the “ruler of this world” is coming. The passage begins by Jesus saying that if His disciples love Him they will keep His commandments. And in response, the Father will give them a Helper, a Counselor, an Advocate, the Paraclete. Only those in Christ can receive this Holy Spirit. Jesus also states that loving Him means keeping His commandments, chief of which He had previously spoken, that is, to love on another as Jesus has loved them. And this means that “we” will come to them, indwelling them. And this Helps will teach them all things. He also states that He leaves them with His peace so that their hearts will not be troubled. Then He warns then that the “ruler of this world” is coming. 384453 Mon, 12 Jul 2021 16:46:25 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1743 Helper,Counselor,Advocate,Paraclete,in Christ,Holy Spirit,Jesus full 181 Here now is the 6th of Jesus’ “I Am” sayings. Here also Jesus summarizes His core teaching. He begins by stating that in His Father’s house is a place for them and He goes to prepare that place. He announces that He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life and that no one comes to the Father except through or by means of, Him. The disciples press Jesus for more information. He wants them to believe in Him which is the same as believing in the Father. Here again we come upon the mystery of the Trinity. He ends this segment by saying that the disciples will do great works, even greater than He Himself, because He goes to the Father and that they can therefore pray to Him. Gospel of John #42: John 14:1–14, I Am the Way/Truth/Life Miller Avenue Church Here now is the 6th of Jesus’ “I Am” sayings. Here also Jesus summarizes His core teaching. He begins by stating that in His Father’s house is a place for them and He goes to prepare that place. He announces that He is the Way, the Truth, and... Here now is the 6th of Jesus’ “I Am” sayings. Here also Jesus summarizes His core teaching. He begins by stating that in His Father’s house is a place for them and He goes to prepare that place. He announces that He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life and that no one comes to the Father except through or by means of, Him. The disciples press Jesus for more information. He wants them to believe in Him which is the same as believing in the Father. Here again we come upon the mystery of the Trinity. He ends this segment by saying that the disciples will do great works, even greater than He Himself, because He goes to the Father and that they can therefore pray to Him. Here now is the 6th of Jesus’ “I Am” sayings. Here also Jesus summarizes His core teaching. He begins by stating that in His Father’s house is a place for them and He goes to prepare that place. He announces that He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life and that no one comes to the Father except through or by means of, Him. The disciples press Jesus for more information. He wants them to believe in Him which is the same as believing in the Father. Here again we come upon the mystery of the Trinity. He ends this segment by saying that the disciples will do great works, even greater than He Himself, because He goes to the Father and that they can therefore pray to Him. 384452 Mon, 12 Jul 2021 16:46:25 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1738 I AM,Way and Truth and Life,Jesus,Trinity,faith full 182 The Scripture has already called us to love God and our neighbor–this in the Law of Moses. Now something entirely new: We are to love each other, in the family of God, as Jesus loved us. Jesus loved us by going to the cross for us, this glorification, that we might be forgiven of our sin. This loving is how others will know they are Jesus’ followers. Peter now speaks up and asks where Jesus is going. Peter says that he will even die for Jesus, whereupon Jesus states that before the night is over, Peter will deny Him three times. Gospel of John #41: John 13:31–38, A New Commandment & Jesus Foretells Peter’s Denial Miller Avenue Church The Scripture has already called us to love God and our neighbor–this in the Law of Moses. Now something entirely new: We are to love each other, in the family of God, as Jesus loved us. Jesus loved us by going to the cross for us, this... The Scripture has already called us to love God and our neighbor–this in the Law of Moses. Now something entirely new: We are to love each other, in the family of God, as Jesus loved us. Jesus loved us by going to the cross for us, this glorification, that we might be forgiven of our sin. This loving is how others will know they are Jesus’ followers. Peter now speaks up and asks where Jesus is going. Peter says that he will even die for Jesus, whereupon Jesus states that before the night is over, Peter will deny Him three times. The Scripture has already called us to love God and our neighbor–this in the Law of Moses. Now something entirely new: We are to love each other, in the family of God, as Jesus loved us. Jesus loved us by going to the cross for us, this glorification, that we might be forgiven of our sin. This loving is how others will know they are Jesus’ followers. Peter now speaks up and asks where Jesus is going. Peter says that he will even die for Jesus, whereupon Jesus states that before the night is over, Peter will deny Him three times. 381867 Tue, 29 Jun 2021 12:46:49 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1750 Jesus,Law of Moses,love one another,God,forgiveness,Peter,denial,betrayal full 183 At the meal where Jesus washes the disciples feet He announces that one among them would betray Him. His followers did not know of whom He spoke. Upon request, Jesus says the betrayer would be the one to whom He gave a “morsel” to. He gave this morsel to Judas Iscariot, whereupon Satan entered into Judas. Jesus, speaking to Judas tells him to go about his business. The other disciples, hearing the words spoken to Judas, yet did not understand. Judas does leave and, then it was night. Gospel of John #40: John 13:21–30, One of You Will Betray Me Miller Avenue Church At the meal where Jesus washes the disciples feet He announces that one among them would betray Him. His followers did not know of whom He spoke. Upon request, Jesus says the betrayer would be the one to whom He gave a “morsel” to. He gave this... At the meal where Jesus washes the disciples feet He announces that one among them would betray Him. His followers did not know of whom He spoke. Upon request, Jesus says the betrayer would be the one to whom He gave a “morsel” to. He gave this morsel to Judas Iscariot, whereupon Satan entered into Judas. Jesus, speaking to Judas tells him to go about his business. The other disciples, hearing the words spoken to Judas, yet did not understand. Judas does leave and, then it was night. At the meal where Jesus washes the disciples feet He announces that one among them would betray Him. His followers did not know of whom He spoke. Upon request, Jesus says the betrayer would be the one to whom He gave a “morsel” to. He gave this morsel to Judas Iscariot, whereupon Satan entered into Judas. Jesus, speaking to Judas tells him to go about his business. The other disciples, hearing the words spoken to Judas, yet did not understand. Judas does leave and, then it was night. 381866 Tue, 29 Jun 2021 12:46:49 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1745 Jesus,Judas,betrayal,disciples full 184 This passage introduces Jesus’ “Farewell Discourse” and begins the second half of John’s Gospel. Jesus, rejected by the religious authorities now turns to the new Messianic community. At a meal, some say the Lord’s Supper, others a meal the day before, but during the meal Jesus assumes the role of a servant and washes the disciple’s feet. Here the disciples see their Master and Lord humbling Himself and doing the dirty work, as a message to them for their future roles. Peter objects, at first, but once understanding, wants to be washed head to toe. Thus, this is how the disciples are to treat one another. Gospel of John #39: John 13:1–20, Jesus Washes the Disciples' Feet Miller Avenue Church This passage introduces Jesus’ “Farewell Discourse” and begins the second half of John’s Gospel. Jesus, rejected by the religious authorities now turns to the new Messianic community. At a meal, some say the Lord’s Supper, others a meal the... This passage introduces Jesus’ “Farewell Discourse” and begins the second half of John’s Gospel. Jesus, rejected by the religious authorities now turns to the new Messianic community. At a meal, some say the Lord’s Supper, others a meal the day before, but during the meal Jesus assumes the role of a servant and washes the disciple’s feet. Here the disciples see their Master and Lord humbling Himself and doing the dirty work, as a message to them for their future roles. Peter objects, at first, but once understanding, wants to be washed head to toe. Thus, this is how the disciples are to treat one another. This passage introduces Jesus’ “Farewell Discourse” and begins the second half of John’s Gospel. Jesus, rejected by the religious authorities now turns to the new Messianic community. At a meal, some say the Lord’s Supper, others a meal the day before, but during the meal Jesus assumes the role of a servant and washes the disciple’s feet. Here the disciples see their Master and Lord humbling Himself and doing the dirty work, as a message to them for their future roles. Peter objects, at first, but once understanding, wants to be washed head to toe. Thus, this is how the disciples are to treat one another. 381865 Tue, 29 Jun 2021 12:46:48 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1746 Jesus,washing feet,Jesus’ farewell,Lord’s Supper,disciples,Pharasees,religious,Messianic full 185 To the Passover pilgrims Jesus cried out that whoever believed in Him actually believed in the Father who sent Him. Not only that, but whoever saw Jesus, saw the Father. Here we find that the core doctrine of the Trinity, though impossible for us to fully grasp, is nevertheless the reality of who God is. Indeed, those who reject Jesus reject the Father as well. Those who reject His words have a judge, and that judge is His own words. And these words were the message that the Father had told Jesus. Gospel of John #38: John 12:44–50, Jesus Came to Save the World Miller Avenue Church To the Passover pilgrims Jesus cried out that whoever believed in Him actually believed in the Father who sent Him. Not only that, but whoever saw Jesus, saw the Father. Here we find that the core doctrine of the Trinity, though impossible for us to... To the Passover pilgrims Jesus cried out that whoever believed in Him actually believed in the Father who sent Him. Not only that, but whoever saw Jesus, saw the Father. Here we find that the core doctrine of the Trinity, though impossible for us to fully grasp, is nevertheless the reality of who God is. Indeed, those who reject Jesus reject the Father as well. Those who reject His words have a judge, and that judge is His own words. And these words were the message that the Father had told Jesus. To the Passover pilgrims Jesus cried out that whoever believed in Him actually believed in the Father who sent Him. Not only that, but whoever saw Jesus, saw the Father. Here we find that the core doctrine of the Trinity, though impossible for us to fully grasp, is nevertheless the reality of who God is. Indeed, those who reject Jesus reject the Father as well. Those who reject His words have a judge, and that judge is His own words. And these words were the message that the Father had told Jesus. 381864 Tue, 29 Jun 2021 12:46:48 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1745 Jesus,Bible,Savior,save,Trinity,judgment,judge,God the Father,Passover full 186 Jesus, in ear shot of others, said that He was troubled, knowing His death was imminent, yet He yields to the design and plan of His Father. He then announces that what is to follow is judgment, and even that the ruler of this world, meaning Satan, will be judged and cast out. In the same breath He says that He will be lifted up, meaning crucified. The crowd does not understand, but Jesus urges them to believe what He is saying. At this point Jesus departs and hides Himself, since despite the many signs He had done, still there was massive unbelief, just as Isaiah had prophesied centuries before. Still many of even the religious authorities believe in Him. Gospel of John #37: John 12:27–43, Jesus Lifted Up & Unbelief of People Miller Avenue Church Jesus, in ear shot of others, said that He was troubled, knowing His death was imminent, yet He yields to the design and plan of His Father. He then announces that what is to follow is judgment, and even that the ruler of this world, meaning Satan,... Jesus, in ear shot of others, said that He was troubled, knowing His death was imminent, yet He yields to the design and plan of His Father. He then announces that what is to follow is judgment, and even that the ruler of this world, meaning Satan, will be judged and cast out. In the same breath He says that He will be lifted up, meaning crucified. The crowd does not understand, but Jesus urges them to believe what He is saying. At this point Jesus departs and hides Himself, since despite the many signs He had done, still there was massive unbelief, just as Isaiah had prophesied centuries before. Still many of even the religious authorities believe in Him. Jesus, in ear shot of others, said that He was troubled, knowing His death was imminent, yet He yields to the design and plan of His Father. He then announces that what is to follow is judgment, and even that the ruler of this world, meaning Satan, will be judged and cast out. In the same breath He says that He will be lifted up, meaning crucified. The crowd does not understand, but Jesus urges them to believe what He is saying. At this point Jesus departs and hides Himself, since despite the many signs He had done, still there was massive unbelief, just as Isaiah had prophesied centuries before. Still many of even the religious authorities believe in Him. 378886 Wed, 16 Jun 2021 17:51:10 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1743 Jesus,cross,crucifixion,Satan,crucified,unbelief full 187 Palm Sunday is the day of Jesus’ entrance into Jerusalem for the great Passover Feast. He did so along with perhaps as many as 2.5 million others of this pilgrimage feast. Along the road from Bethany to Jerusalem, a two mile stretch, grew palm trees and these were used to celebrate the arrival of Jesus, about whom much was said, including great expectations. He rode, not on a full grown animal, but upon a young donkey whose small stature meant Jesus would have had to hold His legs up off the ground. The event prompted the Pharisees to worry, since it seemed the whole world held Him in high esteem. Then among the throng that came for Passover were some Greeks who approached Philip hoping to gain an audience with Jesus. Gospel of John #36: John 12:12–26, The Triumphal Entry & Some Greeks Seek Jesus Miller Avenue Church Palm Sunday is the day of Jesus’ entrance into Jerusalem for the great Passover Feast. He did so along with perhaps as many as 2.5 million others of this pilgrimage feast. Along the road from Bethany to Jerusalem, a two mile stretch, grew palm trees... Palm Sunday is the day of Jesus’ entrance into Jerusalem for the great Passover Feast. He did so along with perhaps as many as 2.5 million others of this pilgrimage feast. Along the road from Bethany to Jerusalem, a two mile stretch, grew palm trees and these were used to celebrate the arrival of Jesus, about whom much was said, including great expectations. He rode, not on a full grown animal, but upon a young donkey whose small stature meant Jesus would have had to hold His legs up off the ground. The event prompted the Pharisees to worry, since it seemed the whole world held Him in high esteem. Then among the throng that came for Passover were some Greeks who approached Philip hoping to gain an audience with Jesus. Palm Sunday is the day of Jesus’ entrance into Jerusalem for the great Passover Feast. He did so along with perhaps as many as 2.5 million others of this pilgrimage feast. Along the road from Bethany to Jerusalem, a two mile stretch, grew palm trees and these were used to celebrate the arrival of Jesus, about whom much was said, including great expectations. He rode, not on a full grown animal, but upon a young donkey whose small stature meant Jesus would have had to hold His legs up off the ground. The event prompted the Pharisees to worry, since it seemed the whole world held Him in high esteem. Then among the throng that came for Passover were some Greeks who approached Philip hoping to gain an audience with Jesus. 378884 Wed, 16 Jun 2021 17:40:36 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1732 Palm Sunday,triumphal entry,Jerusalem,Jesus,donkey,Bethany full 188 Just six days before Passover, Jesus comes to Bethany and there a dinner is given for him; Mary, Martha, and Lazarus are present. Mary anoints the feet of Jesus with costly nard. Judas Iscariot complains that such was a waste since the expensive oil could have been sold and the proceeds given to the poor. Though not stated in John, but in Matthew and Mark’s accounts, Jesus says that what Mary did would be proclaimed to the whole world. Attendant to the anointing, a large crowd of Jews learned that Jesus was nearby, this Jesus who had raised Lazarus from the dead, whereupon His opponents, the Jewish leadership, determined that Lazarus must be killed. Gospel of John #35: John 12:1–11, Mary Anoints Jesus at Bethany & The Plot to Kill Lazarus Miller Avenue Church Just six days before Passover, Jesus comes to Bethany and there a dinner is given for him; Mary, Martha, and Lazarus are present. Mary anoints the feet of Jesus with costly nard. Judas Iscariot complains that such was a waste since the expensive oil... Just six days before Passover, Jesus comes to Bethany and there a dinner is given for him; Mary, Martha, and Lazarus are present. Mary anoints the feet of Jesus with costly nard. Judas Iscariot complains that such was a waste since the expensive oil could have been sold and the proceeds given to the poor. Though not stated in John, but in Matthew and Mark’s accounts, Jesus says that what Mary did would be proclaimed to the whole world. Attendant to the anointing, a large crowd of Jews learned that Jesus was nearby, this Jesus who had raised Lazarus from the dead, whereupon His opponents, the Jewish leadership, determined that Lazarus must be killed. Just six days before Passover, Jesus comes to Bethany and there a dinner is given for him; Mary, Martha, and Lazarus are present. Mary anoints the feet of Jesus with costly nard. Judas Iscariot complains that such was a waste since the expensive oil could have been sold and the proceeds given to the poor. Though not stated in John, but in Matthew and Mark’s accounts, Jesus says that what Mary did would be proclaimed to the whole world. Attendant to the anointing, a large crowd of Jews learned that Jesus was nearby, this Jesus who had raised Lazarus from the dead, whereupon His opponents, the Jewish leadership, determined that Lazarus must be killed. 378883 Wed, 16 Jun 2021 17:40:34 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1723 Mary Magdalene,Jesus,Passover,anoint,nard,Judas Iscariot,Lazarus,Jesus full 189 Some of those who witnessed the miraculous resurrection of Lazarus believed in Jesus, but some of them did not and even reported to the religious authorities in Jerusalem what had happened. This continuous activity of Jesus alarmed them as it might mean the Romans might come against them because of Jesus. Caiaphas, the high priest, that it would be better for one man to die to prevent an event wherein many would die. In this, Caiaphas became a prophet, though unwittingly, to the crucifixion of Jesus. This was an especially critical moment as great throngs of observant Jews were coming to Jerusalem for the Passover Feast. Gospel of John #34: John 11:45–57, The Plot to Kill Jesus Miller Avenue Church Some of those who witnessed the miraculous resurrection of Lazarus believed in Jesus, but some of them did not and even reported to the religious authorities in Jerusalem what had happened. This continuous activity of Jesus alarmed them as it might... Some of those who witnessed the miraculous resurrection of Lazarus believed in Jesus, but some of them did not and even reported to the religious authorities in Jerusalem what had happened. This continuous activity of Jesus alarmed them as it might mean the Romans might come against them because of Jesus. Caiaphas, the high priest, that it would be better for one man to die to prevent an event wherein many would die. In this, Caiaphas became a prophet, though unwittingly, to the crucifixion of Jesus. This was an especially critical moment as great throngs of observant Jews were coming to Jerusalem for the Passover Feast. Some of those who witnessed the miraculous resurrection of Lazarus believed in Jesus, but some of them did not and even reported to the religious authorities in Jerusalem what had happened. This continuous activity of Jesus alarmed them as it might mean the Romans might come against them because of Jesus. Caiaphas, the high priest, that it would be better for one man to die to prevent an event wherein many would die. In this, Caiaphas became a prophet, though unwittingly, to the crucifixion of Jesus. This was an especially critical moment as great throngs of observant Jews were coming to Jerusalem for the Passover Feast. 378882 Wed, 16 Jun 2021 17:40:34 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1726 Jesus,Lazarus,resurrection,Romans,Jerusalem,Caiaphas,high priest,Passover,raised from dead full 190 Mary rushes to meet Jesus as He approaches Bethany. She says to Jesus that if He had been there, Lazarus would not have died; either a rebuke or a statement of faith. The mourners, around Lazarus’ grave, are weeping and Jesus weeps as well. The emotion behind Jesus’ tears is not explained, but we see the human Jesus. Surprisingly, some of the mourners criticize Jesus by saying, He should have kept the man from dying in the first place.Then we see the power of God when Jesus calls Lazarus out of the tomb. This event stirs up even greater trouble for Jesus. Gospel of John #33: John 11:28-44, Jesus Weeps & Lazarus Raised Miller Avenue Church Mary rushes to meet Jesus as He approaches Bethany. She says to Jesus that if He had been there, Lazarus would not have died; either a rebuke or a statement of faith. The mourners, around Lazarus’ grave, are weeping and Jesus weeps as well. The... Mary rushes to meet Jesus as He approaches Bethany. She says to Jesus that if He had been there, Lazarus would not have died; either a rebuke or a statement of faith. The mourners, around Lazarus’ grave, are weeping and Jesus weeps as well. The emotion behind Jesus’ tears is not explained, but we see the human Jesus. Surprisingly, some of the mourners criticize Jesus by saying, He should have kept the man from dying in the first place.Then we see the power of God when Jesus calls Lazarus out of the tomb. This event stirs up even greater trouble for Jesus. Mary rushes to meet Jesus as He approaches Bethany. She says to Jesus that if He had been there, Lazarus would not have died; either a rebuke or a statement of faith. The mourners, around Lazarus’ grave, are weeping and Jesus weeps as well. The emotion behind Jesus’ tears is not explained, but we see the human Jesus. Surprisingly, some of the mourners criticize Jesus by saying, He should have kept the man from dying in the first place.Then we see the power of God when Jesus calls Lazarus out of the tomb. This event stirs up even greater trouble for Jesus. 375240 Wed, 02 Jun 2021 15:07:10 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1721 Jesus,Lazarus,Bethany,Jesus wept,resurrection,raised from the dead full 191 This event is significant in the closing days of Jesus’ earthly ministry. Jesus had close friends in Bethany, 2 miles from Jerusalem, named Mary, Martha, and Lazarus. Lazarus was ill thus his sisters, Mary and Martha sent for Jesus. Instead of heading straight for Bethany, Jesus remained where He was for 2 days. When He arrived in Bethany, Lazarus had been dead four days. There were many who had come to grieve with the family. Jesus states to Martha, “I am the resurrection and the life” the last of the seven “I am” sayings. Gospel of John #32: John 11:1-27, Death of Lazarus & I Am the Resurrection Miller Avenue Church This event is significant in the closing days of Jesus’ earthly ministry. Jesus had close friends in Bethany, 2 miles from Jerusalem, named Mary, Martha, and Lazarus. Lazarus was ill thus his sisters, Mary and Martha sent for Jesus. Instead of... This event is significant in the closing days of Jesus’ earthly ministry. Jesus had close friends in Bethany, 2 miles from Jerusalem, named Mary, Martha, and Lazarus. Lazarus was ill thus his sisters, Mary and Martha sent for Jesus. Instead of heading straight for Bethany, Jesus remained where He was for 2 days. When He arrived in Bethany, Lazarus had been dead four days. There were many who had come to grieve with the family. Jesus states to Martha, “I am the resurrection and the life” the last of the seven “I am” sayings. This event is significant in the closing days of Jesus’ earthly ministry. Jesus had close friends in Bethany, 2 miles from Jerusalem, named Mary, Martha, and Lazarus. Lazarus was ill thus his sisters, Mary and Martha sent for Jesus. Instead of heading straight for Bethany, Jesus remained where He was for 2 days. When He arrived in Bethany, Lazarus had been dead four days. There were many who had come to grieve with the family. Jesus states to Martha, “I am the resurrection and the life” the last of the seven “I am” sayings. 375237 Wed, 02 Jun 2021 14:54:01 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1724 Jesus,I AM,resurrection,Lazarus,Mary and Martha,Bethany full 192 At the Feast of Dedication, or Lights, or Hanukkah, late December, Jesus is walking in the temple when a crowd of antagonists surround Him and demand to tell them if He is in fact the Christ. Jesus counters by pointing to the signs/miracles He has done, which they witnessed and lets that be His answer. The angry reaction leads Jesus to go further and announce that He and the Father are one. This they considered to be blasphemy and pick up stones to kill Him. They stop short, try to arrest Him, but Jesus slips away. Gospel of John #31: John 10:22–42, I and the Father are One Miller Avenue Church At the Feast of Dedication, or Lights, or Hanukkah, late December, Jesus is walking in the temple when a crowd of antagonists surround Him and demand to tell them if He is in fact the Christ. Jesus counters by pointing to the signs/miracles He has... At the Feast of Dedication, or Lights, or Hanukkah, late December, Jesus is walking in the temple when a crowd of antagonists surround Him and demand to tell them if He is in fact the Christ. Jesus counters by pointing to the signs/miracles He has done, which they witnessed and lets that be His answer. The angry reaction leads Jesus to go further and announce that He and the Father are one. This they considered to be blasphemy and pick up stones to kill Him. They stop short, try to arrest Him, but Jesus slips away. At the Feast of Dedication, or Lights, or Hanukkah, late December, Jesus is walking in the temple when a crowd of antagonists surround Him and demand to tell them if He is in fact the Christ. Jesus counters by pointing to the signs/miracles He has done, which they witnessed and lets that be His answer. The angry reaction leads Jesus to go further and announce that He and the Father are one. This they considered to be blasphemy and pick up stones to kill Him. They stop short, try to arrest Him, but Jesus slips away. 375236 Wed, 02 Jun 2021 14:54:00 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1721 Feast of Dedication,Hanukkah,Jesus,Christ,I AM,stoning,signs and miracles full 193 The themes of shepherd and sheep is a familiar one in the Hebrew Bible. “Shepherd” is a Messianic title. Jesus states that He is the Good Sheep, who gathers His sheep, safeguards them, and they in turn will hear His voice and follow Him. All others are thieves and robbers and do not care for the sheep. Thieves come only to kill, steal, and destroy. Jesus knows His sheep and the sheep know Him. Gospel of John #30: John 10:1–21, I Am the Good Shepherd Miller Avenue Church The themes of shepherd and sheep is a familiar one in the Hebrew Bible. “Shepherd” is a Messianic title. Jesus states that He is the Good Sheep, who gathers His sheep, safeguards them, and they in turn will hear His voice and follow Him. All others... The themes of shepherd and sheep is a familiar one in the Hebrew Bible. “Shepherd” is a Messianic title. Jesus states that He is the Good Sheep, who gathers His sheep, safeguards them, and they in turn will hear His voice and follow Him. All others are thieves and robbers and do not care for the sheep. Thieves come only to kill, steal, and destroy. Jesus knows His sheep and the sheep know Him. The themes of shepherd and sheep is a familiar one in the Hebrew Bible. “Shepherd” is a Messianic title. Jesus states that He is the Good Sheep, who gathers His sheep, safeguards them, and they in turn will hear His voice and follow Him. All others are thieves and robbers and do not care for the sheep. Thieves come only to kill, steal, and destroy. Jesus knows His sheep and the sheep know Him. 375235 Wed, 02 Jun 2021 14:54:00 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1731 Jesus,Good Shepherd,sheep,flock,Gospel of John,wolves,kill and destroy full 194 The religious authorities confront the now seeing man and attempt to get him to renounce Jesus. They insist that Jesus is a sinner since He worked on the Sabbath, but the healed man reacts to this and refuses to speak ill of Jesus. He reasoned, how could a sinner do such a miracle. The parents of the man are also grilled. Jesus, later sought the now seeing man out and, and spoke of the blindness of the religious authorities. Opposition to Jesus escalates. Gospel of John #29: John 9:24-41, Jesus Heals a Man Born Blind #2 Miller Avenue Church The religious authorities confront the now seeing man and attempt to get him to renounce Jesus. They insist that Jesus is a sinner since He worked on the Sabbath, but the healed man reacts to this and refuses to speak ill of Jesus. He reasoned, how... The religious authorities confront the now seeing man and attempt to get him to renounce Jesus. They insist that Jesus is a sinner since He worked on the Sabbath, but the healed man reacts to this and refuses to speak ill of Jesus. He reasoned, how could a sinner do such a miracle. The parents of the man are also grilled. Jesus, later sought the now seeing man out and, and spoke of the blindness of the religious authorities. Opposition to Jesus escalates. The religious authorities confront the now seeing man and attempt to get him to renounce Jesus. They insist that Jesus is a sinner since He worked on the Sabbath, but the healed man reacts to this and refuses to speak ill of Jesus. He reasoned, how could a sinner do such a miracle. The parents of the man are also grilled. Jesus, later sought the now seeing man out and, and spoke of the blindness of the religious authorities. Opposition to Jesus escalates. 371793 Fri, 21 May 2021 14:27:27 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1723 Jesus,Sabbath,Pharisees,born blind,healing,miracle,religious authorities full 195 Ancient idea that past sin of a person, even in the womb, or sin of parents, etc., resulted in misfortune down the line. Jesus heals a man born blind, makes clay, puts on the man’s eyes, tells him to go to the Pool of Siloam to wash the mud off. The result is the blind man sees. Trouble arose for both the healed man and the Healer since the event took place on a Sabbath day, and no work, including making the mud. A confrontation then arises between the religious authorities, the healed man, his parents, and of course, Jesus. Gospel of John #28: John 9:1–23, Jesus Heals a Man Born Blind #1 Miller Avenue Church Ancient idea that past sin of a person, even in the womb, or sin of parents, etc., resulted in misfortune down the line. Jesus heals a man born blind, makes clay, puts on the man’s eyes, tells him to go to the Pool of Siloam to wash the mud off. The... Ancient idea that past sin of a person, even in the womb, or sin of parents, etc., resulted in misfortune down the line. Jesus heals a man born blind, makes clay, puts on the man’s eyes, tells him to go to the Pool of Siloam to wash the mud off. The result is the blind man sees. Trouble arose for both the healed man and the Healer since the event took place on a Sabbath day, and no work, including making the mud. A confrontation then arises between the religious authorities, the healed man, his parents, and of course, Jesus. Ancient idea that past sin of a person, even in the womb, or sin of parents, etc., resulted in misfortune down the line. Jesus heals a man born blind, makes clay, puts on the man’s eyes, tells him to go to the Pool of Siloam to wash the mud off. The result is the blind man sees. Trouble arose for both the healed man and the Healer since the event took place on a Sabbath day, and no work, including making the mud. A confrontation then arises between the religious authorities, the healed man, his parents, and of course, Jesus. 371792 Fri, 21 May 2021 14:27:27 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1723 born blind,light of the world,Sabbath keeping,Jesus full 196 Being a descendant of Abraham was a claim to special position and authority for the religious leaders. Jesus now, and using the term, “I Am” to refer to Himself, is thus making a direct claim to deity. He even says that before Abraham was “I am” meaning He is and always has been. This so infuriated His hearers they picked up stone with which to stone Him to death, but Jesus hid Himself. Gospel of John #27: John 8:48–59, Before Abraham was, I Am Miller Avenue Church Being a descendant of Abraham was a claim to special position and authority for the religious leaders. Jesus now, and using the term, “I Am” to refer to Himself, is thus making a direct claim to deity. He even says that before Abraham was “I... Being a descendant of Abraham was a claim to special position and authority for the religious leaders. Jesus now, and using the term, “I Am” to refer to Himself, is thus making a direct claim to deity. He even says that before Abraham was “I am” meaning He is and always has been. This so infuriated His hearers they picked up stone with which to stone Him to death, but Jesus hid Himself. Being a descendant of Abraham was a claim to special position and authority for the religious leaders. Jesus now, and using the term, “I Am” to refer to Himself, is thus making a direct claim to deity. He even says that before Abraham was “I am” meaning He is and always has been. This so infuriated His hearers they picked up stone with which to stone Him to death, but Jesus hid Himself. 371791 Fri, 21 May 2021 14:27:26 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1723 I AM,Abraham,Samaritan,demon,keep my word,prophets,taste death full 197 In the continuing confrontation with the religious authorities who are attempting to cast Jesus into a false light, He tells them that the truth, and He is the truth, alone can set them free. These leaders look to their heritage, descendants of Abraham, for their righteousness. Abraham is their father, they boast, but Jesus says, no, you are actually of your father the devil. Gospel of John #26: John 8:31–47, Truth Will Set Free+Your Father the Devil Miller Avenue Church In the continuing confrontation with the religious authorities who are attempting to cast Jesus into a false light, He tells them that the truth, and He is the truth, alone can set them free. These leaders look to their heritage, descendants of... In the continuing confrontation with the religious authorities who are attempting to cast Jesus into a false light, He tells them that the truth, and He is the truth, alone can set them free. These leaders look to their heritage, descendants of Abraham, for their righteousness. Abraham is their father, they boast, but Jesus says, no, you are actually of your father the devil. In the continuing confrontation with the religious authorities who are attempting to cast Jesus into a false light, He tells them that the truth, and He is the truth, alone can set them free. These leaders look to their heritage, descendants of Abraham, for their righteousness. Abraham is their father, they boast, but Jesus says, no, you are actually of your father the devil. 371790 Fri, 21 May 2021 14:27:26 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1703 Jesus,Truth,Abraham,devil,set free,Pharasees,religious authorities,belief,sin,slave to sin full 198 Following the attempt to compromise Jesus in the situation with the woman caught in adultery, Jesus states that He is the light of the world. This is the second “I am” statement and it is a direct claim to be God. It is set against the blindness of those who are envious and jealous of Jesus in that crowds of people attending the Feast of Booths are gathering around Him. He also speaks of His crucifixion and saying that when this occurs, they will understand who He is. Gospel of John #25: John 8:12–30, I Am the Light of theWorld Miller Avenue Church Following the attempt to compromise Jesus in the situation with the woman caught in adultery, Jesus states that He is the light of the world. This is the second “I am” statement and it is a direct claim to be God. It is set against the blindness of... Following the attempt to compromise Jesus in the situation with the woman caught in adultery, Jesus states that He is the light of the world. This is the second “I am” statement and it is a direct claim to be God. It is set against the blindness of those who are envious and jealous of Jesus in that crowds of people attending the Feast of Booths are gathering around Him. He also speaks of His crucifixion and saying that when this occurs, they will understand who He is. Following the attempt to compromise Jesus in the situation with the woman caught in adultery, Jesus states that He is the light of the world. This is the second “I am” statement and it is a direct claim to be God. It is set against the blindness of those who are envious and jealous of Jesus in that crowds of people attending the Feast of Booths are gathering around Him. He also speaks of His crucifixion and saying that when this occurs, they will understand who He is. 367054 Thu, 06 May 2021 16:05:49 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1722 I AM,Jesus,Feast of Booths,Light of the World,crucifixion full 199 Enemies of Jesus, the religious authorities, hope to compromise Jesus, endanger Him, by bringing a woman caught in the act of adultery. These people want Jesus to agree that she ought to be stoned to death, per the Law of Moses. If Jesus says yes, the Roman authorities would have a claim against Jesus since Rome alone held the power to do this. If Jesus declines, then it would appear as He is in violation of Moses’ laws. Jesus does not answer, writes on the ground, stands and states, “He among you without sin cast the first stone.” Gospel of John #24: John 7:53–8:11, The Woman Caught in Adultery Miller Avenue Church Enemies of Jesus, the religious authorities, hope to compromise Jesus, endanger Him, by bringing a woman caught in the act of adultery. These people want Jesus to agree that she ought to be stoned to death, per the Law of Moses. If Jesus says yes, the... Enemies of Jesus, the religious authorities, hope to compromise Jesus, endanger Him, by bringing a woman caught in the act of adultery. These people want Jesus to agree that she ought to be stoned to death, per the Law of Moses. If Jesus says yes, the Roman authorities would have a claim against Jesus since Rome alone held the power to do this. If Jesus declines, then it would appear as He is in violation of Moses’ laws. Jesus does not answer, writes on the ground, stands and states, “He among you without sin cast the first stone.” Enemies of Jesus, the religious authorities, hope to compromise Jesus, endanger Him, by bringing a woman caught in the act of adultery. These people want Jesus to agree that she ought to be stoned to death, per the Law of Moses. If Jesus says yes, the Roman authorities would have a claim against Jesus since Rome alone held the power to do this. If Jesus declines, then it would appear as He is in violation of Moses’ laws. Jesus does not answer, writes on the ground, stands and states, “He among you without sin cast the first stone.” 367053 Thu, 06 May 2021 16:05:49 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1722 cast the first stone,Jesus,adultery,Law of Moses,without sin,sin no more full 200 Jesus confounds His hearers as H describes, in brief, what will happen to Himself. Some suppose He will go to the Diaspora, Jews living elsewhere in the Roman Empire. Then, on he last day of Feast, when water drawn from the Pool of Siloam is collected, poured into a funnel which empties the water to the foot of the altar of burnt offering, declares that out of person who believes in Him will flow rivers of living water. Whereupon the people are further confused about Jesus. Meanwhile, the officers sent to arrest Jesus return empty handed. Nicodemus then sides with Jesus saying that Jesus at least should be given a chance to defend Himself. Nicodemus receive the insults of his fellow leaders. Gospel of John #23: 7:32–52, Officers Arrest Jesus, etc. Miller Avenue Church Jesus confounds His hearers as H describes, in brief, what will happen to Himself. Some suppose He will go to the Diaspora, Jews living elsewhere in the Roman Empire. Then, on he last day of Feast, when water drawn from the Pool of Siloam is collected,... Jesus confounds His hearers as H describes, in brief, what will happen to Himself. Some suppose He will go to the Diaspora, Jews living elsewhere in the Roman Empire. Then, on he last day of Feast, when water drawn from the Pool of Siloam is collected, poured into a funnel which empties the water to the foot of the altar of burnt offering, declares that out of person who believes in Him will flow rivers of living water. Whereupon the people are further confused about Jesus. Meanwhile, the officers sent to arrest Jesus return empty handed. Nicodemus then sides with Jesus saying that Jesus at least should be given a chance to defend Himself. Nicodemus receive the insults of his fellow leaders. Jesus confounds His hearers as H describes, in brief, what will happen to Himself. Some suppose He will go to the Diaspora, Jews living elsewhere in the Roman Empire. Then, on he last day of Feast, when water drawn from the Pool of Siloam is collected, poured into a funnel which empties the water to the foot of the altar of burnt offering, declares that out of person who believes in Him will flow rivers of living water. Whereupon the people are further confused about Jesus. Meanwhile, the officers sent to arrest Jesus return empty handed. Nicodemus then sides with Jesus saying that Jesus at least should be given a chance to defend Himself. Nicodemus receive the insults of his fellow leaders. 367052 Thu, 06 May 2021 16:05:48 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1721 Jesus,Jewish diaspora,Roman Empire,Tabernacles,Booths,Ingathering,Pool of Siloam,Nicodemus full 201 About the middle of the 7 or 8 day feast, Jesus alone goes to the Temple and begins to teach; He is alone. The religious authorities attack Him by saying He must have two witnesses when Jesus declares that God is His Father. Jesus takes another course by accusing the leaders of breaking the Law of Moses by seeking to kill Him. They say Jesus has a demon as a result. Jesus points out that the leaders break Moses’ Law by working or circumcising on a Sabbath day. Some of the hearers begin to wonder whether the religious authorities actually think Jesus might be the Christ. This generates more confusion about just who Jesus really is. Gospel of John #22: John 7:14–31, Jesus at the Feast of Booths, part 2 Miller Avenue Church About the middle of the 7 or 8 day feast, Jesus alone goes to the Temple and begins to teach; He is alone. The religious authorities attack Him by saying He must have two witnesses when Jesus declares that God is His Father. Jesus takes another course... About the middle of the 7 or 8 day feast, Jesus alone goes to the Temple and begins to teach; He is alone. The religious authorities attack Him by saying He must have two witnesses when Jesus declares that God is His Father. Jesus takes another course by accusing the leaders of breaking the Law of Moses by seeking to kill Him. They say Jesus has a demon as a result. Jesus points out that the leaders break Moses’ Law by working or circumcising on a Sabbath day. Some of the hearers begin to wonder whether the religious authorities actually think Jesus might be the Christ. This generates more confusion about just who Jesus really is. About the middle of the 7 or 8 day feast, Jesus alone goes to the Temple and begins to teach; He is alone. The religious authorities attack Him by saying He must have two witnesses when Jesus declares that God is His Father. Jesus takes another course by accusing the leaders of breaking the Law of Moses by seeking to kill Him. They say Jesus has a demon as a result. Jesus points out that the leaders break Moses’ Law by working or circumcising on a Sabbath day. Some of the hearers begin to wonder whether the religious authorities actually think Jesus might be the Christ. This generates more confusion about just who Jesus really is. 367051 Thu, 06 May 2021 16:05:48 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1724 Booths,Succoth,Fall feasts of Israel,Jesus,Tabernacles,Ingathering,Israel,Jude,James, Simon,brothers of Jesus,Jerusalem,temple,demons,Law of Moses full 202 The last of the Fall Feasts is Booths, otherwise known as Tabernacles or Ingathering, is a 7 or 8 day feast celebrating God’s providing for Israel while in the wilderness following the exodus from Egypt. Jesus’ brothers, James, Jude, Joseph, and Simon, not cousins, but children of Joseph and Mary, urged Jesus to go to Jerusalem for Booths and declare Himself. Jesus declines but goes later alone. In Jerusalem there was much debate as to who Jesus was. Some said one thing, others another. Here we see the typical confusion as to who Jesus really is. Gospel of John #21: Jesus at the Feast of Booths, part 1 Miller Avenue Church The last of the Fall Feasts is Booths, otherwise known as Tabernacles or Ingathering, is a 7 or 8 day feast celebrating God’s providing for Israel while in the wilderness following the exodus from Egypt. Jesus’ brothers, James, Jude, Joseph, and... The last of the Fall Feasts is Booths, otherwise known as Tabernacles or Ingathering, is a 7 or 8 day feast celebrating God’s providing for Israel while in the wilderness following the exodus from Egypt. Jesus’ brothers, James, Jude, Joseph, and Simon, not cousins, but children of Joseph and Mary, urged Jesus to go to Jerusalem for Booths and declare Himself. Jesus declines but goes later alone. In Jerusalem there was much debate as to who Jesus was. Some said one thing, others another. Here we see the typical confusion as to who Jesus really is. The last of the Fall Feasts is Booths, otherwise known as Tabernacles or Ingathering, is a 7 or 8 day feast celebrating God’s providing for Israel while in the wilderness following the exodus from Egypt. Jesus’ brothers, James, Jude, Joseph, and Simon, not cousins, but children of Joseph and Mary, urged Jesus to go to Jerusalem for Booths and declare Himself. Jesus declines but goes later alone. In Jerusalem there was much debate as to who Jesus was. Some said one thing, others another. Here we see the typical confusion as to who Jesus really is. 367050 Thu, 06 May 2021 16:05:47 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1723 Booths,Succoth,Fall feasts of Israel,Jesus,Tabernacles,Ingathering,Israel,Jude,James, Simon,brothers of Jesus,Jerusalem full 203 Jesus said that unless one eats the flesh of the Son of Man and drinks His blood no life will be in him or her. The hearers took Him literally and complained it was a “hard saying.” Jesus then urges them not to take offense. But they will believe when they witness His ascension, thus proving His resurrection following His crucifixion. No, they would not then be offended at Him. And if they walk away from Him now, they will miss out. Jesus makes it clear that no one will believe in Him unless it is granted by the Father, a clear reference to the great truth of election. Gospel of John #20: John 6:60–7,1 Words of Eternal Life Miller Avenue Church Jesus said that unless one eats the flesh of the Son of Man and drinks His blood no life will be in him or her. The hearers took Him literally and complained it was a “hard saying.” Jesus then urges them not to take offense. But they will believe... Jesus said that unless one eats the flesh of the Son of Man and drinks His blood no life will be in him or her. The hearers took Him literally and complained it was a “hard saying.” Jesus then urges them not to take offense. But they will believe when they witness His ascension, thus proving His resurrection following His crucifixion. No, they would not then be offended at Him. And if they walk away from Him now, they will miss out. Jesus makes it clear that no one will believe in Him unless it is granted by the Father, a clear reference to the great truth of election. Jesus said that unless one eats the flesh of the Son of Man and drinks His blood no life will be in him or her. The hearers took Him literally and complained it was a “hard saying.” Jesus then urges them not to take offense. But they will believe when they witness His ascension, thus proving His resurrection following His crucifixion. No, they would not then be offended at Him. And if they walk away from Him now, they will miss out. Jesus makes it clear that no one will believe in Him unless it is granted by the Father, a clear reference to the great truth of election. 367049 Thu, 06 May 2021 16:05:47 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1723 Son of Man,life blood,ascension,Jesus,crucifixion,God the Father,body of Christ full 204 Jesus’ use of metaphors abound in the Gospels. He used physical objects to teach spiritual realities. Here His body is likened to bread and His blood to wine. The crowds misunderstood the metaphor. He is pointing ahead to the cross where He would die and His blood be shed. As that which is physical gives life, bios, so does the death of Jesus, His broken body and shed blood bring life that is eternal in nature. To trust in Jesus as Savior is to “ingest” Him and then it can be said that Christ is in us and that we are in Christ. Gospel of John #19: John 6:52–59, I Am the Bread of Life #3 Miller Avenue Church Jesus’ use of metaphors abound in the Gospels. He used physical objects to teach spiritual realities. Here His body is likened to bread and His blood to wine. The crowds misunderstood the metaphor. He is pointing ahead to the cross where He would die... Jesus’ use of metaphors abound in the Gospels. He used physical objects to teach spiritual realities. Here His body is likened to bread and His blood to wine. The crowds misunderstood the metaphor. He is pointing ahead to the cross where He would die and His blood be shed. As that which is physical gives life, bios, so does the death of Jesus, His broken body and shed blood bring life that is eternal in nature. To trust in Jesus as Savior is to “ingest” Him and then it can be said that Christ is in us and that we are in Christ. Jesus’ use of metaphors abound in the Gospels. He used physical objects to teach spiritual realities. Here His body is likened to bread and His blood to wine. The crowds misunderstood the metaphor. He is pointing ahead to the cross where He would die and His blood be shed. As that which is physical gives life, bios, so does the death of Jesus, His broken body and shed blood bring life that is eternal in nature. To trust in Jesus as Savior is to “ingest” Him and then it can be said that Christ is in us and that we are in Christ. 360887 Fri, 16 Apr 2021 14:37:46 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1723 Bread of Life,shed blood,cross of Jesus,death of Jesus,Jesus’ broken body,eucharist full 205 Now we encounter the first of 7 I Am sayings. The construction of the Greek phrase “ I Am” matches the name God spoke to Moses when Moses asked who it was who was sending him to the Egyptian Pharaoh. (see Exodus 3:13–15) There is bios, or physical life, but then there is zoe, or spiritual life. To “eat” of Jesus gives eternal life. And in this passage we find the statement that only those whom the Father gives to Him will come to Him and these will never be cast out. Gospel of John #18: John 6:35–51, "I Am the Bread of Life #2 Miller Avenue Church Now we encounter the first of 7 I Am sayings. The construction of the Greek phrase “ I Am” matches the name God spoke to Moses when Moses asked who it was who was sending him to the Egyptian Pharaoh. (see Exodus 3:13–15) There is bios, or... Now we encounter the first of 7 I Am sayings. The construction of the Greek phrase “ I Am” matches the name God spoke to Moses when Moses asked who it was who was sending him to the Egyptian Pharaoh. (see Exodus 3:13–15) There is bios, or physical life, but then there is zoe, or spiritual life. To “eat” of Jesus gives eternal life. And in this passage we find the statement that only those whom the Father gives to Him will come to Him and these will never be cast out. Now we encounter the first of 7 I Am sayings. The construction of the Greek phrase “ I Am” matches the name God spoke to Moses when Moses asked who it was who was sending him to the Egyptian Pharaoh. (see Exodus 3:13–15) There is bios, or physical life, but then there is zoe, or spiritual life. To “eat” of Jesus gives eternal life. And in this passage we find the statement that only those whom the Father gives to Him will come to Him and these will never be cast out. 360886 Fri, 16 Apr 2021 14:37:46 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1723 read of Life,Jesus,I AM,Moses,God,spiritual life,eternal life,election full 206 The miracles stirred up the crowds and they set out to find Him. They found Him in Capernaum, the village Jesus is thought to have moved to. It is noted that Jesus never alluded, in any way, to either the feeding of the 5,000 or the walking on water. They were seeking Jesus for material benefit. But Jesus tells the people to do the “work” of God, which is to believe Him whose He has put His seal. He warns then not to work for that which perishes. Miracles do not yield saving faith. Salvation in Jesus produces something far deeper and more significant. Gospel of John #17: John 6:22–34, I Am Bread of Life #1 Miller Avenue Church The miracles stirred up the crowds and they set out to find Him. They found Him in Capernaum, the village Jesus is thought to have moved to. It is noted that Jesus never alluded, in any way, to either the feeding of the 5,000 or the walking on water.... The miracles stirred up the crowds and they set out to find Him. They found Him in Capernaum, the village Jesus is thought to have moved to. It is noted that Jesus never alluded, in any way, to either the feeding of the 5,000 or the walking on water. They were seeking Jesus for material benefit. But Jesus tells the people to do the “work” of God, which is to believe Him whose He has put His seal. He warns then not to work for that which perishes. Miracles do not yield saving faith. Salvation in Jesus produces something far deeper and more significant. The miracles stirred up the crowds and they set out to find Him. They found Him in Capernaum, the village Jesus is thought to have moved to. It is noted that Jesus never alluded, in any way, to either the feeding of the 5,000 or the walking on water. They were seeking Jesus for material benefit. But Jesus tells the people to do the “work” of God, which is to believe Him whose He has put His seal. He warns then not to work for that which perishes. Miracles do not yield saving faith. Salvation in Jesus produces something far deeper and more significant. 360885 Fri, 16 Apr 2021 14:37:45 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1726 miracles,Capernaum,work of God,salvation,Bread of Life full 207 Two miracles of nature, defying the laws of science. 5000 men plus women and children are feed from one boy’s basket of food. Then 12 baskets of food were left over and collected. When the crowd say the miracle they wanted to make Him king, but Jesus slipped away. Then Jesus walked on water, across the tip of the Sea of Galilee. These are signs as to who Jesus is. The miracles are stated in a simple manner and not trumpeted. Gospel of John #16: John 6:1–21, Jesus Feeds 5,000 & Walks on Water Miller Avenue Church Two miracles of nature, defying the laws of science. 5000 men plus women and children are feed from one boy’s basket of food. Then 12 baskets of food were left over and collected. When the crowd say the miracle they wanted to make Him king, but Jesus... Two miracles of nature, defying the laws of science. 5000 men plus women and children are feed from one boy’s basket of food. Then 12 baskets of food were left over and collected. When the crowd say the miracle they wanted to make Him king, but Jesus slipped away. Then Jesus walked on water, across the tip of the Sea of Galilee. These are signs as to who Jesus is. The miracles are stated in a simple manner and not trumpeted. Two miracles of nature, defying the laws of science. 5000 men plus women and children are feed from one boy’s basket of food. Then 12 baskets of food were left over and collected. When the crowd say the miracle they wanted to make Him king, but Jesus slipped away. Then Jesus walked on water, across the tip of the Sea of Galilee. These are signs as to who Jesus is. The miracles are stated in a simple manner and not trumpeted. 360884 Fri, 16 Apr 2021 14:37:45 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1717 Jesus,miracles,feeding of 5,000,signs and wonders,walk on water,disciples full 208 Jesus continues defending Himself by showing that He has witnesses to His claim to be equal with God the Father, witnesses that are needed according to the law that requires two or more. First the Father witnessed to Him, then John the Baptist, then are the works Jesus performs, the signs and wonders, and also the Scriptures, the words of Moses. Jesus concludes the presentation of His witnesses by stating if they do not believe Moses, they will not believe Him. Gospel of John #15: John 5:30–47, Witnesses to Jesus Miller Avenue Church Jesus continues defending Himself by showing that He has witnesses to His claim to be equal with God the Father, witnesses that are needed according to the law that requires two or more. First the Father witnessed to Him, then John the Baptist, then... Jesus continues defending Himself by showing that He has witnesses to His claim to be equal with God the Father, witnesses that are needed according to the law that requires two or more. First the Father witnessed to Him, then John the Baptist, then are the works Jesus performs, the signs and wonders, and also the Scriptures, the words of Moses. Jesus concludes the presentation of His witnesses by stating if they do not believe Moses, they will not believe Him. Jesus continues defending Himself by showing that He has witnesses to His claim to be equal with God the Father, witnesses that are needed according to the law that requires two or more. First the Father witnessed to Him, then John the Baptist, then are the works Jesus performs, the signs and wonders, and also the Scriptures, the words of Moses. Jesus concludes the presentation of His witnesses by stating if they do not believe Moses, they will not believe Him. 355287 Mon, 29 Mar 2021 16:32:39 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1727 Jesus,witnesses,martyrs,God the Father,John the Baptist,signs and wonders,Moses full 209 When the religious leaders hear Jesus say, “My Father,” they accuse Him of blasphemy, since He claims equality with God. Jesus proceeds to identify Himself as equal with God to the point that He says the Father has committed all judgment to Him. He goes on to say that to dishonor Him is to dishonor God the Father. If Jesus’ claims are not true, then He is guilty of blasphemy. Now again Jesus and the religious authorities are in conflict, which will continue. Gospel of John #14: John 5:18–29, Jesus Is Equal with God & The Authority of the Son Miller Avenue Church When the religious leaders hear Jesus say, “My Father,” they accuse Him of blasphemy, since He claims equality with God. Jesus proceeds to identify Himself as equal with God to the point that He says the Father has committed all judgment to Him. He... When the religious leaders hear Jesus say, “My Father,” they accuse Him of blasphemy, since He claims equality with God. Jesus proceeds to identify Himself as equal with God to the point that He says the Father has committed all judgment to Him. He goes on to say that to dishonor Him is to dishonor God the Father. If Jesus’ claims are not true, then He is guilty of blasphemy. Now again Jesus and the religious authorities are in conflict, which will continue. When the religious leaders hear Jesus say, “My Father,” they accuse Him of blasphemy, since He claims equality with God. Jesus proceeds to identify Himself as equal with God to the point that He says the Father has committed all judgment to Him. He goes on to say that to dishonor Him is to dishonor God the Father. If Jesus’ claims are not true, then He is guilty of blasphemy. Now again Jesus and the religious authorities are in conflict, which will continue. 355286 Mon, 29 Mar 2021 16:32:38 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1721 Jesus,blasphemy,God,God my Father,judgment,religious authorities,authority of Jesus full 210 In Jerusalem was a pool where the ill came hoping to be healed. Jesus finds an invalid man there and asks him if he wants to be healed. The man says he cannot get into the pool quickly enough, and Jesus tells him to get up, take up his bed, and walk. He does, but religious authorities accost him for carrying a bed on the sabbath—a sin. Jesus later finds the healed man and tells him to sin no more. When the religious leaders question Jesus He tells them “My Father is working, and I am as well.” Gospel of John #13: John 5:1–17 Healing at the Bethesda Pool on the Sabbath Miller Avenue Church In Jerusalem was a pool where the ill came hoping to be healed. Jesus finds an invalid man there and asks him if he wants to be healed. The man says he cannot get into the pool quickly enough, and Jesus tells him to get up, take up his bed, and walk.... In Jerusalem was a pool where the ill came hoping to be healed. Jesus finds an invalid man there and asks him if he wants to be healed. The man says he cannot get into the pool quickly enough, and Jesus tells him to get up, take up his bed, and walk. He does, but religious authorities accost him for carrying a bed on the sabbath—a sin. Jesus later finds the healed man and tells him to sin no more. When the religious leaders question Jesus He tells them “My Father is working, and I am as well.” In Jerusalem was a pool where the ill came hoping to be healed. Jesus finds an invalid man there and asks him if he wants to be healed. The man says he cannot get into the pool quickly enough, and Jesus tells him to get up, take up his bed, and walk. He does, but religious authorities accost him for carrying a bed on the sabbath—a sin. Jesus later finds the healed man and tells him to sin no more. When the religious leaders question Jesus He tells them “My Father is working, and I am as well.” 355285 Mon, 29 Mar 2021 16:32:37 -0400 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1726 Jesus,pool of Bethesda,healing,sabbath,sin,miracles full 211 An official, probably attached to Herod Antipas at Capernaum, had a son who was near death. He travelled to Cana hoping to bring Jesus back so Jesus could heal his son. Jesus responds that unless someone sees “signs” they will not believe. Jesus tells the man that his son will live. The man believes Jesus’ word, starts for home, and on the way his servants tell him his son is recovering, which began at the very time Jesus told him his son would live. Gospel of John #12: John 4:46–54, Jesus Heals an Official’s Son Miller Avenue Church An official, probably attached to Herod Antipas at Capernaum, had a son who was near death. He travelled to Cana hoping to bring Jesus back so Jesus could heal his son. Jesus responds that unless someone sees “signs” they will not believe. Jesus... An official, probably attached to Herod Antipas at Capernaum, had a son who was near death. He travelled to Cana hoping to bring Jesus back so Jesus could heal his son. Jesus responds that unless someone sees “signs” they will not believe. Jesus tells the man that his son will live. The man believes Jesus’ word, starts for home, and on the way his servants tell him his son is recovering, which began at the very time Jesus told him his son would live. An official, probably attached to Herod Antipas at Capernaum, had a son who was near death. He travelled to Cana hoping to bring Jesus back so Jesus could heal his son. Jesus responds that unless someone sees “signs” they will not believe. Jesus tells the man that his son will live. The man believes Jesus’ word, starts for home, and on the way his servants tell him his son is recovering, which began at the very time Jesus told him his son would live. 349549 Wed, 10 Mar 2021 18:24:16 -0500 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1722 Herod Antipas,Capernaum,Jesus,healer,Cana,signs and wonders,miracles full 212 At Jacob’s well near the Samarian town of Sychar, Jesus engages in conversation with a Samaritan woman. The disciples return from the town to find Jesus speaking with the woman, who then rushes back to her town to tell others that she has found someone who may be the Christ. The disciples want Jesus to eat, and He tells them He has food to eat they know nothing about. The food is doing the work the Father has sent Him to do. Citizens of Sychar come to the well, and after seeing and hearing Jesus, they become convinced Jesus is the Savior of the world. Gospel of John #11: John 4:27–45, The Woman of Samaria, part 2 Miller Avenue Church At Jacob’s well near the Samarian town of Sychar, Jesus engages in conversation with a Samaritan woman. The disciples return from the town to find Jesus speaking with the woman, who then rushes back to her town to tell others that she has found... At Jacob’s well near the Samarian town of Sychar, Jesus engages in conversation with a Samaritan woman. The disciples return from the town to find Jesus speaking with the woman, who then rushes back to her town to tell others that she has found someone who may be the Christ. The disciples want Jesus to eat, and He tells them He has food to eat they know nothing about. The food is doing the work the Father has sent Him to do. Citizens of Sychar come to the well, and after seeing and hearing Jesus, they become convinced Jesus is the Savior of the world. At Jacob’s well near the Samarian town of Sychar, Jesus engages in conversation with a Samaritan woman. The disciples return from the town to find Jesus speaking with the woman, who then rushes back to her town to tell others that she has found someone who may be the Christ. The disciples want Jesus to eat, and He tells them He has food to eat they know nothing about. The food is doing the work the Father has sent Him to do. Citizens of Sychar come to the well, and after seeing and hearing Jesus, they become convinced Jesus is the Savior of the world. 349548 Wed, 10 Mar 2021 18:24:15 -0500 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1724 Jesus,Jacob’s well,Samaria,Sychar,Samaritan,Savior,prophet,spiritual food,salvation full 213 After learning that the party of the Pharisees knew of His growing numbers of followers, Jesus leaves Judea and begins a journey to Galilee and in doing so travels through Samaria. The disciples, leaving a “weary” Jesus beside Jacob’s well, go onto Sychar for provisions. A woman of Samaria had come to get water, about noon, and he initiates a conversation with her. Jesus tells her that she could receive “living water” from Him. Jesus proceeds to tell her that she has had five husbands and the man she is now with is not a husband. Shocked, the woman grasps that she is talking with a prophet. Gospel of John #10: John 4:1–26, The Woman of Samaria, part 1 Miller Avenue Church After learning that the party of the Pharisees knew of His growing numbers of followers, Jesus leaves Judea and begins a journey to Galilee and in doing so travels through Samaria. The disciples, leaving a “weary” Jesus beside Jacob’s well, go... After learning that the party of the Pharisees knew of His growing numbers of followers, Jesus leaves Judea and begins a journey to Galilee and in doing so travels through Samaria. The disciples, leaving a “weary” Jesus beside Jacob’s well, go onto Sychar for provisions. A woman of Samaria had come to get water, about noon, and he initiates a conversation with her. Jesus tells her that she could receive “living water” from Him. Jesus proceeds to tell her that she has had five husbands and the man she is now with is not a husband. Shocked, the woman grasps that she is talking with a prophet. After learning that the party of the Pharisees knew of His growing numbers of followers, Jesus leaves Judea and begins a journey to Galilee and in doing so travels through Samaria. The disciples, leaving a “weary” Jesus beside Jacob’s well, go onto Sychar for provisions. A woman of Samaria had come to get water, about noon, and he initiates a conversation with her. Jesus tells her that she could receive “living water” from Him. Jesus proceeds to tell her that she has had five husbands and the man she is now with is not a husband. Shocked, the woman grasps that she is talking with a prophet. 349547 Wed, 10 Mar 2021 18:24:14 -0500 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1722 Jesus,Jacob’s well,Samaria,Sychar,Samaritan,Savior,prophet,spiritual food,salvation,living water full 214 John the Apostle now writes of the ministry of John the Baptist. John continued to baptize, and Jesus began baptizing as well. (Jesus did not baptize, only His disciples. See John 4:2) Over time those following Jesus outnumbered those following John. Envy thus arose amongst John’s followers and the Baptist responded by saying Jesus must increase while he himself must decrease. Gospel of John #9: John 3:22–36, John the Baptist Exalts Christ Miller Avenue Church John the Apostle now writes of the ministry of John the Baptist. John continued to baptize, and Jesus began baptizing as well. (Jesus did not baptize, only His disciples. See John 4:2) Over time those following Jesus outnumbered those following John.... John the Apostle now writes of the ministry of John the Baptist. John continued to baptize, and Jesus began baptizing as well. (Jesus did not baptize, only His disciples. See John 4:2) Over time those following Jesus outnumbered those following John. Envy thus arose amongst John’s followers and the Baptist responded by saying Jesus must increase while he himself must decrease. John the Apostle now writes of the ministry of John the Baptist. John continued to baptize, and Jesus began baptizing as well. (Jesus did not baptize, only His disciples. See John 4:2) Over time those following Jesus outnumbered those following John. Envy thus arose amongst John’s followers and the Baptist responded by saying Jesus must increase while he himself must decrease. 349546 Wed, 10 Mar 2021 18:24:14 -0500 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1722 Apostle John,John the Baptist,baptize,baptism,disciples of Jesus,Jesus,Gospel of John full 215 Here is the most memorized verse in the Bible: John 3:16. These words of Jesus express the why God sent His Son into the world. Jesus is the light that shines in the darkness, yet we loved darkness rather than the light because our deeds are evil and we fear exposure. Gospel of John #8: John 3:16–21 For God So Loved the World Miller Avenue Church Here is the most memorized verse in the Bible: John 3:16. These words of Jesus express the why God sent His Son into the world. Jesus is the light that shines in the darkness, yet we loved darkness rather than the light because our deeds are evil and... Here is the most memorized verse in the Bible: John 3:16. These words of Jesus express the why God sent His Son into the world. Jesus is the light that shines in the darkness, yet we loved darkness rather than the light because our deeds are evil and we fear exposure. Here is the most memorized verse in the Bible: John 3:16. These words of Jesus express the why God sent His Son into the world. Jesus is the light that shines in the darkness, yet we loved darkness rather than the light because our deeds are evil and we fear exposure. 346990 Tue, 02 Mar 2021 15:51:41 -0500 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1728 Jesus,born again,God's love,light of the world,only begotten Son,believe,faith full 216 An esteemed Pharisee and member of the Sanhedrin comes to Jesus by night for reasons that are not clear. This man, Nicodemus, who will one day become a follower of Jesus, speaks well of Jesus. Jesus, seemingly disregarding usual properties, launches into the fact that to enter the kingdom of God one had to be born from above. What did Jesus mean, when He said, You must be born again? Pastor Kent explains. Gospel of John #7: John 3:1–15 You Must Be Born Again Miller Avenue Church An esteemed Pharisee and member of the Sanhedrin comes to Jesus by night for reasons that are not clear. This man, Nicodemus, who will one day become a follower of Jesus, speaks well of Jesus. Jesus, seemingly disregarding usual properties, launches... An esteemed Pharisee and member of the Sanhedrin comes to Jesus by night for reasons that are not clear. This man, Nicodemus, who will one day become a follower of Jesus, speaks well of Jesus. Jesus, seemingly disregarding usual properties, launches into the fact that to enter the kingdom of God one had to be born from above. What did Jesus mean, when He said, You must be born again? Pastor Kent explains. An esteemed Pharisee and member of the Sanhedrin comes to Jesus by night for reasons that are not clear. This man, Nicodemus, who will one day become a follower of Jesus, speaks well of Jesus. Jesus, seemingly disregarding usual properties, launches into the fact that to enter the kingdom of God one had to be born from above. What did Jesus mean, when He said, You must be born again? Pastor Kent explains. 346989 Tue, 02 Mar 2021 15:51:41 -0500 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1723 Jesus,Nicodemus,born again,Pharisee,Sanhedrin,Kingdom of God,Holy Spirit full 217 At Passover every male is to make a sacrifice and pay the temple tax. Hundreds of thousands descend upon Jerusalem to do this. Coinage for the tax must be in the proper currency thus money changers will be present, who add on about 12%. Hear what happens when Jesus sees all this corruption and pollution. Gospel of John #6: John 2:13–25 Jesus Cleanses the Temple & Jesus Knows What is in Man Miller Avenue Church At Passover every male is to make a sacrifice and pay the temple tax. Hundreds of thousands descend upon Jerusalem to do this. Coinage for the tax must be in the proper currency thus money changers will be present, who add on about 12%. Hear what... At Passover every male is to make a sacrifice and pay the temple tax. Hundreds of thousands descend upon Jerusalem to do this. Coinage for the tax must be in the proper currency thus money changers will be present, who add on about 12%. Hear what happens when Jesus sees all this corruption and pollution. At Passover every male is to make a sacrifice and pay the temple tax. Hundreds of thousands descend upon Jerusalem to do this. Coinage for the tax must be in the proper currency thus money changers will be present, who add on about 12%. Hear what happens when Jesus sees all this corruption and pollution. 346988 Tue, 02 Mar 2021 15:51:40 -0500 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1723 Jesus,temple at Jerusalem,money changers,Mt. of Olives,temple tax,Gospel John,sacrifice full 218 This first sign as to who Jesus is occurs at a wedding in a small city 8.3 mils north of Nazareth. Members of Jesus’ family and mother Mary, along with Jesus and at least six of his disciples are part of the wedding party. Hear how Jesus performs his first miracle recorded in the Gospels. Gospel of John #5: John 2:1-12, The Wedding at Cana Miller Avenue Church This first sign as to who Jesus is occurs at a wedding in a small city 8.3 mils north of Nazareth. Members of Jesus’ family and mother Mary, along with Jesus and at least six of his disciples are part of the wedding party. Hear how Jesus performs his... This first sign as to who Jesus is occurs at a wedding in a small city 8.3 mils north of Nazareth. Members of Jesus’ family and mother Mary, along with Jesus and at least six of his disciples are part of the wedding party. Hear how Jesus performs his first miracle recorded in the Gospels. This first sign as to who Jesus is occurs at a wedding in a small city 8.3 mils north of Nazareth. Members of Jesus’ family and mother Mary, along with Jesus and at least six of his disciples are part of the wedding party. Hear how Jesus performs his first miracle recorded in the Gospels. 346987 Tue, 02 Mar 2021 15:51:40 -0500 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1724 miracles,Jesus,wedding at Cana,mother Mary,water to wine,Gospel of John full 219 Two men who are with John the Baptist hear John point out the Lamb of God as Jesus walks by. One of these two men is Andrew, while the other is not named (could it have been John the Gospel writer?). They spend time with Jesus and acknowledge that this Jesus is the promised Messiah. Andrew then finds his brother Peter and tells him about Jesus.Then Jesus calls Philip to be His disciple who then testifies to Nathanael (this is likely Bartholomew of the Synoptic Gospels) and tells him he has found the Messiah. Gospel of John #4: John 1:35–51 Jesus Calls the First Disciples, etc. Miller Avenue Church Two men who are with John the Baptist hear John point out the Lamb of God as Jesus walks by. One of these two men is Andrew, while the other is not named (could it have been John the Gospel writer?). They spend time with Jesus and acknowledge that this... Two men who are with John the Baptist hear John point out the Lamb of God as Jesus walks by. One of these two men is Andrew, while the other is not named (could it have been John the Gospel writer?). They spend time with Jesus and acknowledge that this Jesus is the promised Messiah. Andrew then finds his brother Peter and tells him about Jesus.Then Jesus calls Philip to be His disciple who then testifies to Nathanael (this is likely Bartholomew of the Synoptic Gospels) and tells him he has found the Messiah. Two men who are with John the Baptist hear John point out the Lamb of God as Jesus walks by. One of these two men is Andrew, while the other is not named (could it have been John the Gospel writer?). They spend time with Jesus and acknowledge that this Jesus is the promised Messiah. Andrew then finds his brother Peter and tells him about Jesus.Then Jesus calls Philip to be His disciple who then testifies to Nathanael (this is likely Bartholomew of the Synoptic Gospels) and tells him he has found the Messiah. 345896 Fri, 26 Feb 2021 13:41:46 -0500 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1726 Gospel of John,Apostle John,Jesus,Lamb of God,Christ,Holy Spirit,Jewish,Pharisees,Andrew and Peter,Nathanael,Bartholomew,Synoptic Gospels full 220 John the Baptist, coming in the spirit and power of Elijah, prepares the way for the arrival of the Lamb of God, that sacrificial offering for sin. John is not the Christ, he is not Elijah of Malachi 4:5, nor is he the prophet of Deuteronomy 18:5 in answer to those Jewish leaders sent to get answers, but John points to another one who is presently among them but whom they do not know. But John knows Him for he saw the Holy Spirit descend on Him. This one does not baptize in water but in the Holy Spirit and fire. Gospel of John #3: John 1:19–34 The Testimony of John the Baptist & Behold the Lamb of God Miller Avenue Church John the Baptist, coming in the spirit and power of Elijah, prepares the way for the arrival of the Lamb of God, that sacrificial offering for sin. John is not the Christ, he is not Elijah of Malachi 4:5, nor is he the prophet of Deuteronomy 18:5 in... John the Baptist, coming in the spirit and power of Elijah, prepares the way for the arrival of the Lamb of God, that sacrificial offering for sin. John is not the Christ, he is not Elijah of Malachi 4:5, nor is he the prophet of Deuteronomy 18:5 in answer to those Jewish leaders sent to get answers, but John points to another one who is presently among them but whom they do not know. But John knows Him for he saw the Holy Spirit descend on Him. This one does not baptize in water but in the Holy Spirit and fire. John the Baptist, coming in the spirit and power of Elijah, prepares the way for the arrival of the Lamb of God, that sacrificial offering for sin. John is not the Christ, he is not Elijah of Malachi 4:5, nor is he the prophet of Deuteronomy 18:5 in answer to those Jewish leaders sent to get answers, but John points to another one who is presently among them but whom they do not know. But John knows Him for he saw the Holy Spirit descend on Him. This one does not baptize in water but in the Holy Spirit and fire. 345932 Fri, 26 Feb 2021 14:46:59 -0500 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1722 Gospel of John,Apostle John,Jesus,Elijah,Lamb of God,Christ,Holy Spirit,dove,Jewish,Pharisees,Malachi,Deuteronomy full 221 Here we are introduced to John the Baptist who came to bear witness to the fact that “light” was coming into the world and this light is Jesus Himself. (Jesus would later declare that He is the light of the world.) Also all that exists in the created cosmos came through Jesus, and without Him there would be no universe at all. Jesus reveals the very glory of God, glory being the actual presence of God. To see Jesus is to behold God in the flesh. Gospel of John #2: John 1:6–18, Prologue, part 2 Miller Avenue Church Here we are introduced to John the Baptist who came to bear witness to the fact that “light” was coming into the world and this light is Jesus Himself. (Jesus would later declare that He is the light of the world.) Also all that exists in the... Here we are introduced to John the Baptist who came to bear witness to the fact that “light” was coming into the world and this light is Jesus Himself. (Jesus would later declare that He is the light of the world.) Also all that exists in the created cosmos came through Jesus, and without Him there would be no universe at all. Jesus reveals the very glory of God, glory being the actual presence of God. To see Jesus is to behold God in the flesh. Here we are introduced to John the Baptist who came to bear witness to the fact that “light” was coming into the world and this light is Jesus Himself. (Jesus would later declare that He is the light of the world.) Also all that exists in the created cosmos came through Jesus, and without Him there would be no universe at all. Jesus reveals the very glory of God, glory being the actual presence of God. To see Jesus is to behold God in the flesh. 345894 Fri, 26 Feb 2021 13:41:45 -0500 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1707 Jesus,Light of the world,Apostle John,John the Baptist,glory of God,Bible,New Testament,Gospel of John full 222 The first five verses of the Prologue of John’s Gospel is presented beginning with a profile of the Apostle John. John’s essential theme is that Jesus is the promised Messiah and Son of God, and that by believing in Jesus there is eternal life. The Logos or Word of God, who is later identified with Jesus, is God in His entirety. John is essentially reaching out to a Graeco-Roman audience who would have acquaintance with the concept of a Logos. Gospel of John #1: Introduction & Prologue Part 1 Miller Avenue Church The first five verses of the Prologue of John’s Gospel is presented beginning with a profile of the Apostle John. John’s essential theme is that Jesus is the promised Messiah and Son of God, and that by believing in Jesus there is eternal life. The... The first five verses of the Prologue of John’s Gospel is presented beginning with a profile of the Apostle John. John’s essential theme is that Jesus is the promised Messiah and Son of God, and that by believing in Jesus there is eternal life. The Logos or Word of God, who is later identified with Jesus, is God in His entirety. John is essentially reaching out to a Graeco-Roman audience who would have acquaintance with the concept of a Logos. The first five verses of the Prologue of John’s Gospel is presented beginning with a profile of the Apostle John. John’s essential theme is that Jesus is the promised Messiah and Son of God, and that by believing in Jesus there is eternal life. The Logos or Word of God, who is later identified with Jesus, is God in His entirety. John is essentially reaching out to a Graeco-Roman audience who would have acquaintance with the concept of a Logos. 345893 Fri, 26 Feb 2021 13:41:45 -0500 Copyright 2021 Miller Avenue Church 1722 Jesus,Apostle John,Gospel of John,New Testament,Christian,Logos,Word of God full 223