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 Childlike Mark 9:33-41 https//www.bible-sermons.org August 9, 2026 33 And they came to Capernaum. And when he was in the house he asked them, "What were you discussing on the way?" 34 But they kept silent, for on the way they had argued with one another about who was the greatest. Mark 9:33,34 Arriving back in Capernaum they were in Peter's home when Jesus asked what they had been discussing during the journey back. Jesus taught while they walked, but there would have been plenty of time for the disciples to discuss among themselves Jesus' teaching. Consider what Jesus was going through. He had just talked with Moses and Elijah about His departure and told the disciples He would be delivered into the hands of men and killed. He saw the disciples' inability to rely on prayer when ministering. He knows He is about to leave Capernaum for the last time and head toward His crucifixion, and here they are talking like people of the world fighting over position and power...

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 Charles Spurgeon's "Morning & Evening" Devotional: August 9th Morning “Let all things be done unto edifying.” Nehemiah 13:1-17 After Jerusalem had been walled in, Nehemiah took great care to reform the manners of the people, and to celebrate the ordinances of religion as the law of God directed. We will read of one of their great assemblies. Nehemiah 13:3 They were not wearied with five or six hours’ devotion, whereas in these times there is much complaint if the service lasts longer than an hour and a half. Nehemiah 13:4 So that the pulpit was a roomy one. The presence of these eminent persons added authority and honour to the preacher’s office before the eyes of the people. Nehemiah 13:5-7 As they could not all hear the same person’s voice, they were divided into companies, and were instructed by the good men just named. Nehemiah 13:8 The reading of difficult passages of Scripture in public is of small use to the many: the preacher should explain what he reads. Neh...

 Charles Spurgeon's "Faith's Checkbook" Devotional for August 9 “Pruning for Fruit-Bearing ”  - John 15:2 This is a precious promise to one who lives for fruitfulness. At first it seems to wear a sharp aspect. Must the fruitful bough be pruned? Must the knife cut even the best and most useful? No doubt it is so, for very much of our LORD’s purging work is done by means of afflictions of one kind or another. It is not the evil but the good who have the promise of tribulation in this life. But, then, the end makes more than full amends for the painful nature of the means. If we may bring forth more fruit for our LORD, we will not mind the pruning and the loss.  Still, purging is sometimes wrought by the Word apart from trial, and this takes away whatever appeared rough in the flavor of the promise. We shall by the Word be made more gracious and more useful. The LORD who has made us, in a measure, fruit-bearing, will operate upon us till we reach a far higher degree of f...

 Morning and Evening with A.W. Tozer Devotional for August 9 Tozer in the Morning "YET SHALL HE LIVE" This may sound strange-but it is a fact that death is not the worst thing that can happen to a believing Christian! I can recall the first time I heard that statement, in a quiet conversation with Harry M. Shuman, for many years the president of the international Christian and Missionary Alliance. He was a soft-spoken yet forceful man of God, rich in the wisdom of Go&s Word. We were talking of the serious issues of life and death. When he had something especially important to say, Dr. Shuman had an unusual way of lowering his voice and tilting his head just a bit. I can see him yet as he looked out from under his shaggy brows straight into my eyes. "Remember, Tozer," he said, "death is not the worst thing that can happen to a person!" For the Christian, death is a journey to the eternal world. It is a victory, a rest, a delight. I am sure my small amou...