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This program is a rebroadcast from October 29, 2016. The past three weeks we’ve seen the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke written to reach specific audiences. Matthew wrote to Jewish believers, Mark wrote to Roman believers, and Luke wrote to the Gentiles. This week we dig into John, a book much different than the other Gospels in its message …
This program is a rebroadcast from October 22, 2016. In the past couple weeks, we’ve seen Matthew’s Gospel preached to the Jewish people and Mark’s Gospel written to the Romans. Now we take a look at Luke, the third Gospel. Luke was a Gentile. He wrote his Gospel at a time of severe racial tension. Many Gentile believers felt out …
This program is a rebroadcast from October 15, 2016. Last week Chris kicked off our series with a look into the book of Matthew and its message to a Jewish audience. We continue our study of the Gospels this week with Mark. With only 16 chapters, this shortest Gospel was ignored throughout history. Many thought it didn’t matter compared to …
This program is a rebroadcast from October 8, 2016. This week we’ll give you an in-depth look at Matthew as we begin to rebroadcast our series “The Gospels Speak to Everyone.” Matthew didn’t look like a typical follower of Jesus. He was a Jewish tax collector who was considered a traitor by his people. Yet Jesus used this man to …
The last several weeks Chris has shown us that each of the gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and this week John have different audiences but the same message: The good news of Jesus! He has compared this concept to a skyscraper. It has four unique sides but they are all part of one building. Matthew spoke to Jewish believers in Jesus, …
The gospels really do speak to everyone. Each of the four gospels give four unique perspectives of who Jesus is, and that He came for all. In the first week of the series we learned how Matthew spoke to the Jewish people. Then in week two, Mark wrote to the Romans. Now we see how Luke, the only Gentile gospel …
Have you ever wondered why there are four different accounts of Jesus’ ministry in the Bible? Last week Chris unpacked the gospel of Matthew. We learned that Matthew’s unique audience was the Jewish believers in Jesus. Focusing on the gospel of Mark this week, Chris explains that although Mark is not one of the original twelve disciples of Jesus, he …
This week we start a new series called, “The Gospels Speak to Everyone.” Did you ever wonder why there are four gospels? Many of the stories found in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John repeat themselves. Each speaks to a different audience and conveys an aspect of truth about Jesus the other gospels don’t. Chris will look at each gospel over …
