Sermon Title: FOLLOWING WITH OPEN EYESSermon Text: MARK 10:46-52Sermon Series: THE ROAD TO THE CROSS: FOLLOWING THE SUFFERING KINGBy: PTR NIC SY
SERMON NOTES
Faith cries out, comes close, and follows on.
I. FAITH CRIES OUT PERSISTENTLY
Faith doesn’t wait for perfect timing; it calls out even in imperfect places.
Reflect: When was the last time you cried out to Jesus in desperation?
When we lose sight of our desperation, we start treating Jesus like a helpful resource instead of our only hope.
II. FAITH RESPONDS TO JESUS’ CALL.
The God of the universe pauses for a single voice in the dark.
Reflect: What do you want him to do for you?
You never regret what you leave behind for Christ; you only regret what you hold on to that kept you from him.
III. FAITH FOLLOWS JESUS ON THE WAY
Reflect: Are you following?
Opened eyes lead to obedient feet.
Jesus isn’t just the destination, he is the way.
Following isn’t a one-time decision. It’s a daily choice.
The greatest gift isn’t sight. The greatest gift is being with Jesus.
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Sermon Title: FOLLOWING WITH OPEN EYESSermon Text: MARK 10:46-52Sermon Series: THE ROAD TO THE CROSS: FOLLOWING THE SUFFERING KINGBy: PTR NIC SY
SERMON NOTES
Faith cries out, comes close, and follows on.
I. FAITH CRIES OUT PERSISTENTLY
Faith doesn’t wait for perfect timing; it calls out even in imperfect places.
Reflect: When was the last time you cried out to Jesus in desperation?
When we lose sight of our desperation, we start treating Jesus like a helpful resource instead of our only hope.
II. FAITH RESPONDS TO JESUS’ CALL.
The God of the universe pauses for a single voice in the dark.
Reflect: What do you want him to do for you?
You never regret what you leave behind for Christ; you only regret what you hold on to that kept you from him.
III. FAITH FOLLOWS JESUS ON THE WAY
Reflect: Are you following?
Opened eyes lead to obedient feet.
Jesus isn’t just the destination, he is the way.
Following isn’t a one-time decision. It’s a daily choice.
The greatest gift isn’t sight. The greatest gift is being with Jesus.
Sermon Title: ANG BABAG PAGSULOD SA GINHARIAN SA DIOSSermon Text: MARCOS 10:13-31Sermon Series: ANG DALAN PAINGON SA KRUS: PAGSUNOD SA HARI NGA NAG-ANTOSBy: PTR MATIAS MAHUSAY SR.
KINATIBUK-AN SA WALI
I. PAGTUO UG PAGPAUBOS SAMA SA BATA
II. GARBO UG GUGMA SA BAHANDI
III. SAYOP NGA PAGTOO PAGSUNOD NI KRISTO
“Ang gugma ug pagsalig sa bahandi mahimong usa ka hinungdan nga makapahimulag kanato gikan sa mga mahinungdanong panginahanglan dinhi sa kalibutan, busa, kinahanglan nga kita andam nga buhian ang unsay bililhon alang kanato aron kita makahimo pagsunod Kaniya sa hingpit”
“Gipakita ni Jesus nga ang tinuod nga pagkahalangdon makaplagan sa pagpaubos ug pag-alagad sa uban, dili sa bahandi o sa bisan unsa nga posisyon sa katilingban.”
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Sermon Title: FOLLOWING WITH OPEN EYESSermon Text: MARK 10:46-52Sermon Series: THE ROAD TO THE CROSS: FOLLOWING THE SUFFERING KINGBy: PTR NIC SY
SERMON NOTES
Faith cries out, comes close, and follows on.
I. FAITH CRIES OUT PERSISTENTLY
Faith doesn’t wait for perfect timing; it calls out even in imperfect places.
Reflect: When was the last time you cried out to Jesus in desperation?
When we lose sight of our desperation, we start treating Jesus like a helpful resource instead of our only hope.
II. FAITH RESPONDS TO JESUS’ CALL.
The God of the universe pauses for a single voice in the dark.
Reflect: What do you want him to do for you?
You never regret what you leave behind for Christ; you only regret what you hold on to that kept you from him.
III. FAITH FOLLOWS JESUS ON THE WAY
Reflect: Are you following?
Opened eyes lead to obedient feet.
Jesus isn’t just the destination, he is the way.
Following isn’t a one-time decision. It’s a daily choice.
The greatest gift isn’t sight. The greatest gift is being with Jesus.
