Sermon: The woman who touched Jesus’ Garment Mark 2:25-34

Text: Mark 5:25-34

Introduction

Surely every person desires to possess inner peace and security. There are many factors in life which may rob us of such peace. One of these is sickness. It is difficult to maintain inner peace when one is plagued by serious illness. The mind is filled with uncertainty and despair.

Here is a story of just such a person. She has been sick for twelve years. Though she had visited many doctors, none had been able to help her. In fact she even became worse.

Then one glorious day, she met Jesus Christ. Through this wonderful encounter, she was instantly healed of her long-standing sickness. She was also blessed with a deep sense of inner peace.

This same Jesus can also bless your life today. Let us look into this story and discover how she received her healing and how you too can be healed!

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Yohan Perera 19 June 2010 Sermon outlines Sermon on mark 2:25-34 No Comments

Word@Work – Free daily devotionals in your email inbox

Receive free daily devotionals in your email inbox from Word@Work No matter how busy I am – I never ignore to check my emails every morning. I know that most of you are the same. This is why I was thrilled when I found out about Word@Work.

Word@Work is a new online ministry that delivers short devotional messages to your email inbox upon signup. Each devotional is formed of 1 or 2 scripture verses, expository explanation, application and prayer.

They have a very simple sign up process. All you have to do is to enter your email address and confirm subscription by following the link in the confirmation request they send you in return. Once the confirmation is done you can receive one email containing a devotional message every day. Click here to read the rest of, Word@Work – Free daily devotionals in your email inbox

Why preparation is important for a Preacher? – Part 1

This entry is part 1 of 2 in the series Why preparation is important for a Preacher?

Introduction

Preaching God’s word is amongst the greatest privileges entrusted to us. It is also one of our greatest responsibilities. Through preaching God has chosen to reveal himself to man (1 Corinthians 1:21, NET) . This knowledge of God, is able to lead man to eternal salvation through faith in Jesus Christ. It is also able to transform them into the image and likeness of God (2 Corinthians 3:18).

Therefore any Preacher who doesn’t take time to prepare prior to the delivery of a message, is guilty of being unfaithful to God’s calling. Let us see why preparation is important for a Preacher?

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Yohan Perera 9 June 2010 Articles preaching 1 Comment

TV Bible Study – Free Video and Audio Bible Studies

Previously I shared with you about VideoTeaching.Com - through which you can watch and download high resolution video sermons for free. Today I want to introduce to you "TV Bible Study". This web site has a free 1 year Audio and Video Bible study course.

In contrast to the Video Teaching web site, this one has a quite boring design and a traditional way of presentation. But I think it serves a great purpose.

There are two methods to access the resources.

Via the web site's site map page.
Sign in by entering your full name and email address in the form provided in the site's home page. After you confirm the email address you entered, once in every 5 days you will be emailed a link to a new lesson. Click here to read the rest of, TV Bible Study – Free Video and Audio Bible Studies

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How to handle crisis Like Jesus did? Bible study on feeding the 5000

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Introduction

Though today's Bible study is based on Matthew 14:13-21, we must understand that it is related to the previous verses. I have given the first part of the verse below. First read it carefully.

"Now when Jesus heard this (When He heard of John the Baptist's death) he went away from there privately in a boat to an isolated place. But when the crowd heard about it, they followed him on foot from the towns…." Matthew 14:13-21 (Emphasis mine)

So as we see that the first crisis (disguised as persecution) breaks out in first 12 verses of chapter 14. And the rest of the narrative explains how Jesus responded to this crisis situation? Let's see what can we learn from this story.

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Yohan Perera 30 May 2010 Bible studies feeding the 5000, study on Matthew 14:13-21 2 Comments