Sermons on Mark
Faith, Hope, & Love
1 Corinthians 13:13; Mark 12:28-34 Please be seated. We have three scripture readings today. The first is from Psalm 100, and then over to Mark’s Gospel, Chapter 12. And then we’ll look today at 1 Corinthians 13, the conclusion to the church. The church is called to be a loving church. And so first in Psalm 100, all five verses, you have, sort of a standard call to worship hymn. It tells us that we should worship, why we should…
Following Jesus
Mark 3:7-12 Well, let’s turn together in our Bibles, if you would, to Mark chapter 3, and we’ll be looking at verses 7 through 12 this evening. Mark chapter 3, verses 7 through 12. You’ll find it on page 837, I’m sorry, 838 of your Pew Bible. It’s Mark chapter 3, verses 7 through 12. And before we read that passage, let’s take a moment now to turn our attention to the Lord in prayer. Let’s pray together. Father, we…
Why Are You So Afraid?
Mark 4:35-41 This morning we are going to hear God’s Word, and we’re going to hear it from Mark Chapter 4. So if you have your Bible, I would invite you to turn there with me. We’re going to look at Mark Chapter 4. And this is a passage that occurs in God’s Word right after Jesus has spent a great deal of time teaching. And he is exhausted. He’s physically exhausted. It reminds us that Jesus was not only…
The Meal Not to Be Missed
Mark 14:22-25 Please turn in your copy of God’s holy scriptures to the New Testament to Mark’s gospel. Our reading is Mark chapter 14, verses 22 through 25. This is Mark’s gospel account of Jesus at the Last Supper taking the Passover meal. and transforming it into the new covenant meal. It’s no longer an old covenant observation, but now a new covenant observation. And so right before the eyes of his disciples, uh, he says to them, the new…
Brains, Hearts and Hands
Mark 12:28-34 Please turn in your New Testaments to the Gospel of Mark, to the 12th chapter. Our reading of Scripture will be Mark chapter 12, verses 28 to 34. Let us hear God’s Word together. And one of the scribes came up to Jesus And he had heard them disputing with one another and seeing that Jesus had answered them well, he asked him, which commandment is the most important of all? And Jesus answered, the most important is,…