Sunday Morning SoundBytes – 5/31/2009
Yesterday’s message in the Gospel of Mark series was called The Seed That Grows, taken from the parable of the sower in Mark 4:1-20. Here is a brief outline of the message:
I. Jesus tells the parable of the sower (verses 1-9)
A. Jesus teaches in parables (1-2)
B. Jesus describes the four places where the seed fell
1) “along the path” (3-4)
2) “on rocky places” (5-6)
3) “among thorns” (7)
4) “on good soil” (8)
C. Jesus exhorts the crowd to hear (9)
II. The disciples ask him about the parables (verses 10-12)
III. Jesus explains the parable of the sower (verses 13-20)
A. The farmer sows the word (13-14)
B. Three hindrances to the gospel
1) Satan (15)
2) False profession of faith (16-17)
3) Worldly focus (18-19)
C. The seed that grows (20)
Application points:
1) Be careful how you hear.
2) Sow God’s word wisely.
3) Be assured of the harvest.
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June 1, 2009
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Posted by Ray Fowler
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