Sunday Sermon: Lessons from the Fig Tree, Part Two
| published | October 13, 2011 |
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| comments | View Comments |
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| category | Weekly Sermons |
In the evening service on October 9, Alistair Begg continued his message from Mark 11:
When Jesus told his disciples that they will receive "whatever you ask in prayer," did He mean it only as a symbol or metaphor? As we work through these verses in Mark's gospel in light of the rest of scripture, we find the balance we need by believing God will do the impossible while at the same time humbly submitting to His sovereign will.
In the evening service on October 9, Alistair Begg continued his message from Mark 11:
When Jesus told his disciples that they will receive "whatever you ask in prayer," did He mean it only as a symbol or metaphor? As we work through these verses in Mark's gospel in light of the rest of scripture, we find the balance we need by believing God will do the impossible while at the same time humbly submitting to His sovereign will.
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