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Mark Booker - March 10, 2024

Receiving the Unshakeable Kingdom

Mark Booker | Hebrews 12:25-29 | Run With Endurance | Hebrews 12 finishes with a warning not to refuse him who is speaking. In this final sermon in the series, we explore this warning, the rationale for it, and the response that occurs when we heed it. This is a call to faith in our holy, powerful, transcendent, majestic God, and this is the key to being able to run with endurance the race marked out for us.

Scripture References: Hebrews 12:25-29

From Series: "Run With Endurance"

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1957/12/15 Harold Ockenga Joseph the Carpenter Matthew 13:55 a message from Harold Ockenga, Senior Minister
1958/01/05 Harold Ockenga The New Evangelicalism (Societal Questions and Problems, Part 5) James 2:17 a message from Harold Ockenga, Senior Minister
1962/10/21 Harold Ockenga The Great Provisions of The Bible Matthew 6:34 a message from Harold Ockenga, Senior Minister
1963/04/07 Harold Ockenga The Person and Work of Christ The Perfect Life of Christ John 8:12 a message from Harold Ockenga, Senior Minister
1963/04/07 Harold Ockenga The Lord Hath Need of It Matthew 21:3 a message from Harold Ockenga, Senior Minister
1965/01/03 Harold Ockenga Understanding Calvary Luke 18:34 a message from Harold Ockenga, Senior Minister
1965/01/03 Harold Ockenga The Evaluation Of Capital Punishment Exodus 20:13 a message from Harold Ockenga, Senior Minister
1965/01/10 Harold Ockenga God's Answer To The New Morality Exodus 20:14 a message from Harold Ockenga, Senior Minister
1970/07/26 Harold Ockenga You've Lost Your First Love Revelation 2:1-7 a message from Harold Ockenga, Senior Minister
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