Comments on: At His Feet https://theschoolofchrist.org/october5 Preserving a Christ-Centered Faith Sat, 03 Oct 2026 17:29:46 +0000 hourly 1 By: Steve Spindler https://theschoolofchrist.org/october5#comment-5557 Thu, 05 Oct 2017 23:36:30 +0000 http://infinitesupply.org/?p=1052#comment-5557 In reply to Brenda Brown.

Brenda, Mary of Bethany, who sat at the feet of Yeshua (Jesus), is not the same woman as Mary Magdalene, who had been possessed with seven demons. They were two different woman, yet they both possessed great love for Yeshua (Jesus) and expressed extravagant devotion to Him.

]]> By: Der https://theschoolofchrist.org/october5#comment-5556 Thu, 06 Oct 2016 07:55:54 +0000 http://infinitesupply.org/?p=1052#comment-5556 Oh Lord let we be at your feet all the time. This is a mystery which is revealed for his body.hip, gra
Cce be with you.

]]> By: Sandrine https://theschoolofchrist.org/october5#comment-5555 Thu, 06 Oct 2016 04:01:34 +0000 http://infinitesupply.org/?p=1052#comment-5555 I have a question for à long time. I observed that the feeling of love in my heart led me to do some things I would not have had the strength to do without this “lever”. Obstacles and difficulties to overcomehave exhausted me before reaching the goal.

But my question is: Sometimes this feeling of love disappears. Does that mean that love is not there too …?
And especially how to act without this “lever”, that feeling of overflowing love which God himself is sometimes the obvious author?

Because I have observed that when disappears, I do not have this supernatural force that allows me to act like I know I should. Although I know that Christ in me should help me in some way fortifying me.

]]> By: Brenda Brown https://theschoolofchrist.org/october5#comment-5554 Wed, 29 Apr 2015 19:18:50 +0000 http://infinitesupply.org/?p=1052#comment-5554 There is so much “meat” in that verse. Especially when we think of Mary’s past and Jesus casting 7 demons out of her. I am sure at times she might have been a handful for Martha to deal with. I have wondered what Lazarus had to deal with having 2 unmarried sisters to take care of–and one demon possessed.
Mary must not have been a very domesticated female before her conversion! Martha surely expected “more” out of Mary now she was “free”–to line-up with the culture and tradition of the day for women. Jesus had liberated them both. It took Martha a bit longer to adapt to that liberation.
For Martha it was “business as usual”. For Mary it was something entirely new. She left all her baggage behind.
Sometimes our expectations of people do not line up with God’s expectation of them.
Just a thought.

]]> By: Lynne Clark https://theschoolofchrist.org/october5#comment-5553 Sat, 05 Oct 2013 21:51:14 +0000 http://infinitesupply.org/?p=1052#comment-5553 Love it, so true, awesome messages. God bless you both

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