The Coming of the King (Page 5)

New series on the Gospel of Mark called: The Coming of the King.

The Gospel of Mark unfolds the dynamic story of Jesus Christ, who arrived to establish God’s kingdom on earth, and our sermon series, “The Coming of the King,” brings this narrative to life with fresh insight. Through verse-by-verse exposition, each message reveals how Christ’s early ministry—his teachings, miracles, and interactions—discloses God’s purpose for His people to live as holy ambassadors of a heavenly kingdom. This series illuminates how Christians, as citizens of God’s eternal reign, are called to embody a life set apart, reflecting the transformative power of Christ’s death, resurrection, and ascension in a world longing for hope and redemption.

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What is Most Needful?

What is most needful in life? If someone were to ask you that, how would you answer? In this passage, we see a man lying before Jesus paralyzed, and Jesus’ comment takes everyone by surprise: “Your sins are forgiven you.” It seems insensitive that this man is dealing with obvious physical need, and yet, Christ is bringing up the forgiveness of sins instead. By placing this in the text, Christ–through Mark– is making us reckon with some big questions. Not only does this cause cognitive dissonance, it makes a bold statement about who Christ is and the coming of the Kingdom. Christ is trying to show us something. The question is: “Will you see it?”

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Three Marks of Kingdom Citizens

Take your copy of the scriptures and turn to Gospel of Mark. We return in our series through Mark this morning. Gospel of Mark. Mark 1, and I’ll be reading, I’m gonna start at verse 9 and read till verse 20. Mark 1, starting at verse 9. Let’s ask the Lord’s blessing before we hear…

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I’m gonna pray now for the reading of our sermon text this morning before I read Mark chapter one. Join your hearts, the mind, and prayer as we ask his blessing upon the reading and preaching of his word. Let’s pray. Dear Heavenly Father, what a privilege we have being in your presence, sensing your…