Bartimaeus - The Blind man

Lessons from Bartimaeus Mark 10:46-52

Introduction

Blindness was prevalent through infection at birth in N.T. times.There must have been thousands throughout Judea.Why was Bartimaeus singled out to receive his healing? I believe there were four reasons.

Text: Mark 10:46-52

Paralytic Man

Lessons from the Paralytic Mark 2:3-12

Text: Mark 2:3-12

Introduction

(Though I titled this sermon as ‘Lessons from the paralytic’ to make this post search engine friendlier, I recommend you to modify the title to suite your preaching.)

Paralytics were very common in biblical times. Medical support was not available for such disabled people and their only hope was divine intervention. This passage tells about a paralytic and the story deals with three principals for having an encounter with God.

Titles and Names of Jesus

The different titles and names of Jesus Christ

The list of Jesus’ titles and names and their references

Workers in the Vineyard

The parable of the workers in the Vineyard Matthew 20:1-16

Introduction

Grace is the central theme of this parable. In it we meet a group of laborers whose master wasn’t very happy (in Matthew 20:13 “friend” is used ironically) because they failed to identify the grace he expressed unto them. Likewise today there are Christians in the church who don’t walk in the grace of God. Needless to say such behavior doesn’t impress God at all. In this parable I recognized three reasons as to why we fail to walk in God’s grace and how to overcome them.

A Tree planted by the water

A writer and a farmer were talking one day in a local café about the farmer’s soybean and corn crops.
Rain had been abundant in recent weeks, and the results were evident.
The soybeans and corn were shooting up dramatically.

Corpus Christi - Liturgy -Prayers

Feast of Corpus Christi – 2012-Prayers

 Greeting

 Christ has come, and in his own blood he took us up in God's love in a new and lasting covenant. May he keep us united with God and be always with you. R/ And also with you.

New Fetal Genetics Test: Less Risk, More Controversy

by Dana Farrington

The full genetic code of a fetus has been cracked. The technique, used by scientists at the University of Washington, could offer parents safer and more comprehensive prenatal testing in the future. It also leaps into a debate over what information parents will eventually have — and use — to decide whether to have an abortion.