Those Who Are Sick
Mark 2:1-17
We ultimately see two responses to Jesus throughout His life. We see these same two responses today. How will we respond?
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- Dec 13, 2020Those Who Are SickThose Who Are SickMark 2:1-17 We ultimately see two responses to Jesus throughout His life. We see these same two responses today. How will we respond?
- Dec 6, 2020Sent For This PurposeSent For This PurposeMark 1:29-45 Jesus often concealed His identity and His mission. We discover the reasons for this “messianic secret” and why this is significant for us.
- Nov 22, 2020A New Teaching with AuthorityA New Teaching with AuthorityMark 1:14-28 In this sermon, we are reminded that Jesus was a preacher. We explore what He taught and why we should follow His teachings.
- Nov 15, 2020You Are My Beloved SonYou Are My Beloved SonMark 1:9-13Even though Jesus is God’s Son, He has chosen to identify with us. We discover several ways He has identified with us and why this should encourage us to go to Him.
- Nov 8, 2020The Beginning of the GospelThe Beginning of the GospelThe book of Mark is about the good news of Jesus Christ. In this first sermon, we look at several aspects of this gospel and discover why the Christian message is truly good news.
- Nov 1, 2020The Church & the StateThe Church & the StateMatthew 22:15-22 With a presidential election in a couple of days and everyone thinking and talking about this important event, we consider what we believe about the church and the state. We talk about the distinction, the relationship, and the future.
- Oct 25, 2020Praise the Lord!Praise the Lord!In this sermon, we look at a praise psalm and conclude this series on a joyful note! We focus on several reasons why we should be motivated to praise.
- Oct 18, 2020Out of the DepthsOut of the DepthsIn this sermon we learn how to respond when it seems like we are in the depths.
- Oct 11, 2020Living by the BookLiving by the BookIn this sermon we discover several keys for living according to God’s Word.Book Recommendation
- Oct 4, 2020His Works RememberedHis Works Remembered
