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: THE HEART OF THE MATTER
Sermon Text: MARK 10:1-12 (ESV)
Sermon Series: THE ROAD TO THE CROSS: FOLLOWING THE SUFFERING KING
By: PTR NESTOR SY
Sermon Notes:
The heart of the matter is always the matter of the heart.
I. A HARD HEART DISREGARDS WHAT GOD DESIGNED
When a heart is hard, it will filter out parts of the Scripture that convict and highlight only the parts that justifies.
God didn’t make two halves to compete, he made two reflections to complete his image.
Distinction: “Male and female he created them.” God made us different.Dignity: “In the image of God he created them.” Both stand equal in worth and value before God.
Sin divides what God designed to complement.
Jesus isn’t raising the standard to crush us, he raises it to call us back.
II. A HARD HEART DEFENDS ITS OWN WAY
A hard heart doesn’t ask, “How can I love?” It asks, “How can I win?”
A hard heart keeps a record of rights. A soft heart keeps a record of wrongs… and then wipes it clean with grace.
Where is the inner attorney showing up in your life this week?
“What does love require of me?”
III. A HARD HEART DISPOSES WHAT GOD DECLARES SACRED
When we see people as projects or problems, we dispose of them. When we see them as persons, we develop them.
The world operates on a disposable economy. But the Kingdom of God operates on a resurrection economy.
We all have a heart condition.
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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.
