Nathan W. Bingham

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You can learn more and register today at renewingyourmind.org slash Houston.

I hope to see you there.

As you've wrestled with the will of God for your life, have you ever asked yourself, what have I been called to do?

That's the question Dr. Sproul will tackle tomorrow here on Renewing Your Mind.

When we have that kind of eternal perspective, as the hymn goes, the things of earth grow strangely dim.

Welcome to the Sunday edition of Renewing Your Mind.

I'm Nathan W. Bingham.

During His earthly ministry, people confronted Jesus, asking Him questions to trap Him.

And today, another question is posed to Him, a question about marriage and eternal life.

But they didn't trap Him.

Before we hear today's sermon from R.C.

Sproul and Jesus' response to the question from the Sadducees, remember that if you'd like to study all of Mark's Gospel, you can request Dr. Sproul's commentary when you give a donation at renewingyourmind.org

before midnight tonight.

Well here's Dr. Sproul in Mark chapter 12.

This life is full of pain and hardship, and you may be experiencing some sort of difficulty right now.

Well, R.C.

Sproul's sermon pointed our attention away from our present circumstances and provided us with an eternal perspective.

I'm glad you're with us today on Renewing Your Mind as we spend several weeks in the Gospel of Mark, seeing how Jesus responded to those who sought to trap Him with theological questions.

If you'd like to read more of Dr. Sproul's exposition of these questions in Mark 12 or his commentary on all of Mark, I do encourage you to respond to today's resource offer before midnight tonight.