Sermons on Mark
Uncover the gripping truth of Jesus’ betrayal, where Judas, religious leaders, and disciples reveal human faithlessness. Embrace the hope of Christ’s unwavering obedience, offering redemption for all.
Explore Jesus’ profound loneliness in Gethsemane and how His sacrifice ensures believers are never forsaken. Discover the gospel’s answer to human isolation.
Explore how Jesus redefines the Passover, becoming the true Passover Lamb who delivers us from sin and establishes a new covenant. Discover the hope of His promised kingdom.
Explore how Jesus fulfills the Passover in Mark 14:12-25, transforming it into a new covenant of grace. Discover the hope and peace found in Christ’s victory over tribulation.
Explore the true meaning of the widow’s offering in Mark 12:35-44, where Jesus critiques the exploitative temple system and reveals the gospel’s grace for the vulnerable. Learn how this challenges false religion.
Explore Psalm 2’s powerful message of God’s anointed King, fulfilled in Jesus Christ. Learn why resisting Him is vain and how to find refuge in His grace.
Opening Prayer and Scripture Reading With your copy of the scriptures still in hand, we’re gonna read from chapter 12 of the gospel of Mark. We continue in our series through Mark’s gospel. Before we hear the word read, let’s ask once more for the Lord to bless our time together and we do so,…
Seek God’s Word in Prayer We continue to Mark this morning. If you’d like to follow along, please open to Mark 12:18–27. Before we hear the word of the Lord preached, let’s ask his blessing once more upon the reception and indeed the preaching of that word. Let’s pray together. Gracious Heavenly Father, we come…
Take your copy of the New Testament now, turn to the New Testament book of Mark. We continue our series through Mark. Chapter 12, starting verse 13 this morning. Mark 12, starting at 13, before we hear from the Lord, though, let’s ask his blessing once more upon the reading and the preaching and the…
Opening Prayer Our New Testament reading, we continue in Mark this morning, Mark 11:17. Before we hear from the Word, the sermon text, let’s ask His blessing upon the reading and the reception of that Word. Let’s pray. Heavenly Father, we ask in knowing the privilege of your presence as we worship together now, we…