In the Word with Malcolm
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Jesus' Ministry to the Persevering, Part 1
Welcome to In the Word with Malcolm Webber. Mary Magdalene’s previous life had been a mess, but then she came to Jesus, was set free from severe demonic oppression, and followed Him passionately, even to the point of His death and beyond. A...
Jesus' Ministry to the Untouchable, Part 2
Welcome to In the Word with Malcolm Webber. When Jesus reached out and touched the leper in Matthew 8, He perfectly revealed both the Father’s willingness to heal the sick, and the Father’s willingness to reach out and touch the untouchable...
Jesus' Ministry to the Untouchable, Part 1
Welcome to In the Word with Malcolm Webber. When Jesus reached out and touched the leper in Matthew 8, He perfectly revealed both the Father’s willingness to heal the sick, and the Father’s willingness to reach out and touch the untouchable...
Jesus' Ministry to the Extortioner, Part 2
Zacchaeus, in Luke 19, was successful and yet hated because he was a tax collector. Unlike all the people around him, Jesus loved Zacchaeus and saved him. This was an amazing lesson in grace and forgiveness for them and for us. Find out mor...
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