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Of Wine and Wineskins

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  • Tim Nichols

This article makes observations about wine and wineskins from the texts dealing with the matter (Matthew 9:14-17; Mark 2:18-22; Luke 5:33-39).

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Matthew 9:37 - The World’s Greatest Need

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  • Arthur Miskin

This article on Matthew 9:37 is about the great need for labourers in the harvest of God.

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Harvesters Needed

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  • Murray Capill

The church is always in need of gospel workers/missionaries. This article shows that the church must understand that compassion is at the heart of mission work—mission work and pastoral care go together. The church must also pray for gospel workers. This is the call of the Lord Jesus in Matthew 9:37.

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Matthew 9:18-38 - A Sick Woman and a Dead Girl

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  • Knox Chamblin

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 9:18-38.

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Matthew 9:1-17 - Jesus' Authority Over Sin

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  • Knox Chamblin

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 9:1-17.

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You May Become the Answer to Your Own Prayer (Backfire Casualties)

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  • John Piper

Jesus instructed His disciples to pray for workers in His kingdom. That instruction is then immediately followed up Him sending out the very ones who were praying (Matthew 9:38). This article discusses the task of praying for missionaries.

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