Caiaphas understood Jesus, but he did not love him. Peter loved Jesus, but – as Jesus pointed out later, after the resurrection – he still had a ways to go . . .
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Caiaphas understood Jesus, but he did not love him. Peter loved Jesus, but – as Jesus pointed out later, after the resurrection – he still had a ways to go . . .
Kurt Bennett guides us through scripture to teach us those things that Jesus believed were the most important tenets in His relationship with His Father.
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Are you willing to resist sin to the point of shedding blood? (Heb12:4)
Will you stand against evil, even if it cost your life? Kurt compels us to live strong in the LORD and stand against darkness in this final part of his series on Stephen.
Are you teaching your children, or grandchildren, the Truth in scripture? Do you know it yourself? David challenges men to sit down and teach the Word of God to your children.
As Stephen stays on point to he Sanhedrin, he continues to provoke the members of the court. Outrage and indignation displayed itself in anger from his accusers as he demonstrated the parallels between Moses and Jesus.
In part 2 of Kurt Bennetts 5 part series he reveals the way Stephen expressed the paralleles between Joseph and Jesus to the high court who would not believe.
Stephen was a man “of good repute, full of the Spirit and of wisdom.” What can happen to a man who follows in the footsteps of Jesus?
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