EPISODE · Jul 16, 2021 · 16 MIN
131 Recognizing Jesus
from Living Water Radio: For Today's Christian Life · host Pastor David Berkedal
Send us Fan Mail Summary: We would probably recognize Jesus if he walked on our streets as he is. He is revealed to us by the Holy Spirit in Baptism and Holy Communion, in service to others and in reading the Bible. We would recognize Jesus because he has been in the midst of us in worship, we have spoken with him in prayer, and we have been given a living relationship with him in faith. We would recognize who he is. Referenced Bible verses: Mark 6:53-56; Mark 5:25-34 Please note that Rev. Sally Welch appears on-screen in the first 30-or so of our videos to bring encouragement and the benediction. Our Email Address: [email protected] Here’s the link for a free digital version of Luther’s Small Catechism on the basics of the Christian faith: https://www.augsburgfortress.org/store/product/22879/Luther-Small-Catechism-App Here are our related links: Facebook Page (for live video): https://www.facebook.com/dberkedal/ and advance broadcasts at www.facebook.com/solwpage Blog (for theme text): pastorberkedalsblog.blogspot.com Podcast (for downloadable audio) at: https://livingwaterradio.buzzsprout.com YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB7KnYS1bpHKaL2OseQWCnw **Please click or tap on Subscribe to receive notifications of future videos. It’s free!**
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Send us Fan Mail Summary: We would probably recognize Jesus if he walked on our streets as he is. He is revealed to us by the Holy Spirit in Baptism and Holy Communion, in service to others and in reading the Bible. We would recognize Jesus because he has been in the midst of us in worship, we have spoken with him in prayer, and we have been given a living relationship with him in faith. We would recognize who he is. Referenced Bible verses: Mark 6:53-56; Mark...
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