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Author Archives: Clark Bunch
Mystery of Godliness
1 Timothy 3:16 is another text that provides a succinct description of who Jesus is. The mystery aspect will be explained at the end. Note: Somewhere in the middle of this sermon I get confused by my own notes. I … Continue reading
Jochebed: A Mother’s Day Sermon
Jochebed was the mother of Moses. He had an older brother and sister but Exodus 2 details the events of his birth and his mother’s love. She loved her son and chose to fear and obey God rather than Pharaoh.
Spiritual Beings
In John 20 Jesus breathes on the disciples and tells them to receive the Holy Spirit. If they were not receiving the promise of the Comforter at that time (and they were not, that’s the day of Pentecost after the … Continue reading
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Tagged breath of life, Genesis 2, Holy Spirit, John 1, John 20, Luke 10, Mark 6, spiritually alive
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Jesus Interpreted Scripture
The Bible is about Jesus; according to Jesus.
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Tagged Christ, Isaiah 61, Luke 24, Luke 4, Messiah, Moses and the Prophets, Road to Emmaus
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He Is Risen
An Easter Poem In the early hours of the morning, after the Sabbath had ended, a few women walked toward his grave to finish matters left unattended. They carried spices for anointing, to honor custom and tradition.For he had been quickly laid in the … Continue reading
Firstborn of the Resurrection
There were other people, from the Old and New Testaments, that were dead and restored to life. Jesus is the firstborn of the resurrection. Colossians 1 describes the incarnation and how we are redeemed and reconciled to God through the … Continue reading
He Cannot Save Himself
A Poem for Good Friday Many questions were asked of him,though no answer was heard.Pilate pressed him to respond,but Jesus spoke not a word. As prophesied by Isaiah,like a lamb he was silent.Which angered the crowd even more,and they began … Continue reading
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Tagged "He cannot save himself", crucifixion, Good Friday, Holy Week, Jesus, poetry
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Triumphal Entry of the Savior
Many events during Jesus’ earthly ministry had been recorded prophetically hundreds of years earlier. As Jesus enters Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, let’s connect some of those dots to see the whole picture. Or at least more of it.
Who Jesus Is, What Jesus Does
The introductory verses of Hebrews says a lot about Jesus in just a few words. Let’s unpack some of that profound understanding contained in just a few short statements.
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Tagged Colossians 1, Hebrews 1, last days, Old Testament prophets, Son of God
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Daniel’s Visions
Up until this point Daniel has been interpreting dreams and visions for the kings of Babylon. Beginning in chapter 7, Daniel describes and gives the interpretation of his own visions of the end times.
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Tagged Ancient of Days, apocalypse, Daniel 7, eschatology, Son of Man
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