SKELETONS IN JESUS’ FAMILY TREE (1 OF 5)
by Scott Maze
Scripture: Matthew 1:1-17
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Skeletons in Jesus’ Family Tree (1 of 5)
Series: You’ve Got the Time
Scott Maze
Matthew 1:1-17
Today we launch a special time for you and our church. You've Got the Time is more than a sermon series, it's a spiritual growth campaign. It's time where you are empowered to finally finish the entire New Testament in a little more than a month. Surveys reveal that many people spend more time showering and talking on the phone than reading their Bibles in a given week. You've Got the Time is a simple tool aimed to fix your spiritual inertia.
You've Got the Time is taking 28 minutes a day to listen to the New Testament on mp3. You'll cover the entire New Testament in just forty days. You listen on you iPod, your computer, as you exercise, or on your way to work. 28 minutes a day for forty days - it's just that simple. You can pick up free mp3s at any of our exits as you leave today. Our entire church family is beginning today. If you're doing with me, just put on one the wristbands to remind yourself. If you have questions, see anyone in the green shirts. I'll be preaching on selected Scriptures throughout 40 days as you listen. In addition, you can check http://www.scottmaze.com where you'll find short articles explaining some of the more difficult passages.
Today, I want to tackle a passage that for many of you might be thought of as dull genealogy. You might be tempted to think the first words of the New Testament are just throwaway words. Many would simply dismiss this passage as boring and irrelevant. Yet, we would make a serious mistake if we thought lightly of any single sentence in pages of the New Testament. Why?
''All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, 17 that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work.'' (2 Timothy 3:16-17)
The Power of the Bible
Why should you devote a month to listening to the New Testament? Even the most prejud ...
Series: You’ve Got the Time
Scott Maze
Matthew 1:1-17
Today we launch a special time for you and our church. You've Got the Time is more than a sermon series, it's a spiritual growth campaign. It's time where you are empowered to finally finish the entire New Testament in a little more than a month. Surveys reveal that many people spend more time showering and talking on the phone than reading their Bibles in a given week. You've Got the Time is a simple tool aimed to fix your spiritual inertia.
You've Got the Time is taking 28 minutes a day to listen to the New Testament on mp3. You'll cover the entire New Testament in just forty days. You listen on you iPod, your computer, as you exercise, or on your way to work. 28 minutes a day for forty days - it's just that simple. You can pick up free mp3s at any of our exits as you leave today. Our entire church family is beginning today. If you're doing with me, just put on one the wristbands to remind yourself. If you have questions, see anyone in the green shirts. I'll be preaching on selected Scriptures throughout 40 days as you listen. In addition, you can check http://www.scottmaze.com where you'll find short articles explaining some of the more difficult passages.
Today, I want to tackle a passage that for many of you might be thought of as dull genealogy. You might be tempted to think the first words of the New Testament are just throwaway words. Many would simply dismiss this passage as boring and irrelevant. Yet, we would make a serious mistake if we thought lightly of any single sentence in pages of the New Testament. Why?
''All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, 17 that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work.'' (2 Timothy 3:16-17)
The Power of the Bible
Why should you devote a month to listening to the New Testament? Even the most prejud ...
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