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For our all-together gathering in April we step into Jesus' story, taking a whistle-stop tour through some amazing parts of Mark Gospel, to follow Jesus and see how we can live like Jesus did. Jesus, filled with the Holy Spirit and with power, went around doing good, healing people and setting people free (Acts 10:38). He promised His followers that they too would receive the Holy Spirit and power to carry on spreading the good news of Jesus and His Kingdom - and that includes us!Step into His story with us and look out for some exciting encounters with Jesus, a surprise song and a calendar challenge. Walk this Way!
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Rob kicks off this series by inviting us to hear the Mark Gospel narrative as if it had been written to address our culture and our experiences. This seven-week series seeks to answer two questions. Why did Jesus live, and what was His gospel message? Sermon Notes Mark 1:1-15 Acts 12 & 15 Colossians 4:10 Peter 5:13 Four pillars of Roman civilization: Education Healthcare Entertainment Sports *Implication: * Mark wrote to move his Roman audience to live for the Gospel. when you connect the context of their story to your own, you will be moved also.
Is there a doctor in the house? Jesus encountered two kinds of people: those who were sick, and those who were sick! The physically sick knew they were unwell, and sought the help of the Healer. But the spiritually sick - well, that's another story. You've joined us early in our study called Mark: Gospel of Action. Today we'll hear about the Lord's ministry to a leper, to a paralytic, and then to some who had terminal cancer of the soul - like us. Listen to Right Start Radio every Monday through Friday on WCVX 1160AM (Cincinnati, OH) at 9:30am, WHKC 91.5FM (Columbus, OH) at 5:00pm, WRFD 880AM (Columbus, OH) at 9:00am. Right Start can also be heard on One Christian Radio 107.7FM & 87.6FM in New Plymouth, New Zealand. You can purchase a copy of this message, unsegmented for broadcasting and in its entirety, for $7 on a single CD by calling +1 (800) 984-2313, and of course you can always listen online or download the message for free. RS11142022_0.mp3Scripture References:Â Mark 1:40-2:17
A new MP3 sermon from Primitive Baptist is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Mark - Gospel of Restoration Speaker: Elder Joe Holder Broadcaster: Primitive Baptist Event: Sunday - AM Date: 10/9/2022 Bible: Mark 1:1-5 Length: 50 min.
In life, we go through hard and scary things. The truth is, this world is messed up, and we can sometimes feel betrayed, hurt, and overwhelmed. Jesus understands what this is like, because of what he went through when he was willingly arrested, as recorded in Mark 14. Zach encourages us this week to stick with Jesus in the midst of hard things, and that His power is with us as we walk through these difficult seasons in life. We have hope that when life is hard, Jesus wants us to stay close to Him. (3/6/22)
Psalm 45:1,7 & Mark Gospel 1:16-22 @ St Philopateer Coptic Orthodox Church - Vero Beach, FL~ December 24, 2021
Psalm 45:1,7 & Mark Gospel 1:16-22 @ St Philopateer Coptic Orthodox Church - Vero Beach, FL~ December 24, 2021
This week, Zach talks about the good news of Jesus. In just 2 simple verses, Jesus reveals his character and his mission. To fulfill a promise, to bring God close, to defeat sin, and to believe in him. When you think about your life up until this point, who is Jesus to you? That's the question to ponder this week… (11/28/21)
In this first in a new series in Mark Gospel, Douglas opens up the wonder of the transfiguration and the life changing implications for us.
When you wake up, is your goal to make your name great, or to make Jesus' name great? Are our lives focused on building our own kingdoms, or the Kingdom of God? This week, Zach dives into the story of John the Baptist, and how we can learn from His example of proclaiming Jesus. Jesus has rescued us, and He has set the ultimate example of love and humility found in Philippians 2. As His children, how can we respond to that example? By making ourselves less, and making Jesus's name greater. (11/7/21)
he following episode is a live recorded sermon from the Sunday gathering at The Heights Church Denver on 8/8/21 Bad Ideas and Bad Advice from Bad People - Invisibilia by Corbin Hobbs For more information about The Heights Church, or to contact us, visit our website at TheHeightsDenver.com
Mark: Gospel of Action: Week 6 - Sean Stahlhut
Mark: Gospel of Action: Week 5 - Ps Chris Velebir Worship
Mark: Gospel of Action: Week 4 Signs and Wonders
Things are heavy out there and Eric needed to talk to someone connected to a higher consciousness musically, spiritually, and civically. Noted activist, theologian, author, documentary filmmaker, and musician, Reverend Osagyefo Sekou was born in St. Louis, Missouri and raised in the rural Arkansas Delta. Rev. Sekou's music is an unique combination of Arkansas Delta Blues, Memphis Soul 1970s funk, and Gospel. His most recent record, When We Fight We Win - Live in Memphis was released in March 2019. He is featured in Orlando de Guzman’s 2015 documentary film Ferguson: A Report from Occupied Territory and also spent 6 weeks on the ground in Charlottesville, VA training clergy in response to the Unite the Right rally. Night Owls and the Reverend go deep on the Gospel of Mark, the healing aspects of music, Jesus Christ as a revolutionary figure, social media, writing songs on stage, the 2020 presidential candidates, and his history and perspective in activism. Follow Nite Owls on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.Follow Rev. Sekou on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. See Rev. Sekou's NPR Tiny Desk!
Ps Steve continues with the Gospel of Mark, exhorting us to understand the importance of Fellowship.
Ps Chris continued with our study of the Gospel of Mark. She showed us that Jesus didn't just teach us how to live and disciple people. He lived every word he spoke and his example is still available for us.
Mark's in his gospel focussed on two key issues, in Mark 1-8 that Jesus was the chosen Messiah and Son of God, then in Mark 8-16 that the Son of God must die for the forgiveness of sins. Jesus dying and resurrection was achieved by God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. May this Resurrection Sunday remind you That he gives you us new life now, and we will be given eternal life in the future. Have a great day
Steve Brannan, the director of the Great Lakes area Chi Alpha, speaks on the annual anniversary of the 9-11 attacks in a continuation of the Mark Gospel series. He delivers a message about the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Andy Erickson wraps up the final week of the Mark Gospel series with a message about discipleship and living life on life, infusing Jesus into everything we do together.
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We continue in our sermon series on the Gospel according to Mark. This week Rev. Stone brings us a message about God's grace, truth and justice. We need to be reminded that heaven and hell are real. Discipleship is radical. We must struggle against sin in our lives rather than be resigned to it. This passage is a warning that exposes our pride and arrogance.
We continue in our sermon series on the Gospel according to Mark. In this week's message we learn what it takes to be great in God's Kingdom.
We return to our sermon series on the Gospel according to Mark. Rev. Stone brings us a message this week about faith from Mark 9 based on the account of Jesus healing a boy with an unclean spirit. We see a broken world full of personal problems, cultural concerns, and spiritual struggles. This creates a distorted life of harsh criticism, self-reliance, doubt and fear. The boys father says "if you can do anything" and "I believe: help my unbelief!" Jesus responds "all things are possible for one who believes." In what or in whom does your faith rest? Prayer is evidence of faith.
Rev. Stone brings us a message this week from Mark 9 about the Transfiguration of Jesus. The road to glory is paved with suffering. The transfiguration is an encouragement not only Jesus and to the disciples but also to us today. The presence of Moses and Elijah demonstrates that Jesus fulfills both the law and the prophets of the Old Testament. God reveals his infinite glory. When we seek glory in created things, the Father says no - listen to Jesus.
In this week's message Mark's Gospel story takes a pivot turn. Peter Confesses Jesus as the Christ and Jesus Foretells His Death and Resurrection. Rev Stone explains who Jesus is and what he has come to do. How then shall we live? The self-centered life, the safe life and the self-serving life must be put to death.
Jesus feeds the 5,000 and then the 4,000 in two separate miraculous events, yet the Pharisees don't get it, and demand another sign from Jesus. The disciples don't get it either. Jesus then heals a blind man but it is an unusual two-stage process. 1. Spiritual growth comes in stages. 2. We need to remember God's faithfulness, who He is. 3. Continue to live by faith in Him alone.
In this week’s passage, we discover some of the essential elements of genuine faith: desperation, hope, and humility. Jesus honors such faith by identifying with us and giving us exactly what we need.
The week Rev. Stone returns to our sermon series through the Gospel of Mark. What really defiles a person? Is it things that are external or internal to us? Jesus explains in this passage how sin is mis-located and mis-defined. It shows why we needs God's grace: 1. we all have hearts like the Pharisees, 2. we need to see our brokenness. 3. we go to the cross because there Jesus has supplied the grace we need.
This week we take break from our sermon series from the Gospel of Mark to explore the story of the Tower of Babel from Genesis 11:1-9. This is a story of pride and insecurity that applies to us today. God brings these people to merciful discipline.
In this message about traditions and commandments, we see how the Pharisees take the Sabbath and the law seriously and add to God's law their traditions and rules. Their legalism elevated tradition to the same level as law. They were more interested in merit than mercy. Traditions are skin-deep, man-made and perverse. This passage reminds us that we are redeemed sinners and recovering Pharisees. Unfortunately the sermon for March 19 will not be available online.
This message focuses on one of the most amazing of Jesus' miracles, found in all four gospels, the feeding of the five thousand. Jesus is compassionate. Jesus is powerful. Jesus is cooperative (he takes what we have and builds on it). Jesus is totally sufficient. Jesus is the true bread of life!
Rev. Stone brings us a message from Mark 6 about "king" Herod Antipas and the death of John the Baptist. 1. There is a pattern to sin 2. Freedom has boundaries 3. A guilty conscience is not a repentant conscience 4. The gospel is a gospel of repentance.
This week Rev. Stone brings us a message from Mark 6 where we see two collisions: between Christ and his community; and between the disciples and their mission field. We see a collision with unbelief in the world and in the church. We need to live by faith alone in Christ, rather than Christ plus something else.
This week Rev. Stone brings us a message from Mark 5 where Jesus heals a woman and Jairus' daughter. How are these two different people that Jesus healed different and similar to each other and how are the same as us today? 1. The kind of people Jesus brings to faith. 2. The kind of faith people bring to Jesus. 3. The kind of faith Jesus grows in people.
This week Rev. Stone discusses Jesus power over evil as Jesus heals a man with many demons. While this man was a slave to these demons, we are all similarly slaves to something. Learn how Jesus displays amazing power over the evil that owns us!
This week Rev. Stone speaks about Jesus' power over the storm on the Sea of Galilee and how it apples to fearful circumstances in our lives. Storm equation #1: The situation + my inability = fear, hurt, anger. Storm equation #2: The storm + my inability + Jesus = hope joy rest and peace. Why is it so difficult to live by faith? Listen and find out.
This week Rev. Stone shares three key parables that explain how God's Kingdom grows despite all the disappointment that surround us. 1. The lamp. 2. The growing seed. 3. The mustard seed.
Rev. Stone continues our sermon series "Son of God, Son of Man" through the Gospel according to Mark. In this series we will gain a better understanding of who Jesus is and how should we respond to Him. This week we look at Jesus' Parable of the Sower. 1. Jesus’ teaching in parables. 2. The Parable of the Soils. 3. a. The Sower b. The Seed. c. The Soil. 3. Four Soils a. The Hard Heart. b. The Shallow Heart. c. The Divided Heart. d. The Fruitful Heart. 4. Two Big Points
This week Rev. Stone pick up our sermon series "Son of God, Son of Man" through the Gospel according to Mark. In this series we will gain a better understanding of who Jesus is and how should we respond to Him. This week we look at Jesus' own earthly family and his spiritual family. 1. Jesus' Family 2. Western families vs. traditional families 3. Family idolatry. 4. Two big points: We are all adopted children in a spiritual family so church bonds should be stronger than family bonds b. Our belonging to God's family is evidenced in our lives.
Jeremy Goad continues the sermon series "Son of God, Son of Man" - a study through Mark's Gospel. In this series we will gain a better understanding of who Jesus is and how should we respond to Him. If you've ever heard the phrase, "the unforgivable sin" or wondered about what "blasphemy of the Holy Spirit" means, we will be diving into it! Unfortunately the previous message for Nov.13, "Following Christ Together" based on Mark 3:13-19 will not be available online.
Rev. Stone continues the sermon series "Son of God, Son of Man" - a study through Mark's Gospel. In this series we will gain a better understanding of who Jesus is and how should we respond to Him. In this week's message A Great Crowd Follows Jesus and The Twelve Apostles. Unfortunately the previous message for Oct 30, "Facing Off with the Pharisees" based on Mark 2:18-3:6 will not be available online.
Rev. Stone continues the sermon series "Son of God, Son of Man" - a study through Mark's Gospel. In this series we will gain a better understanding of who Jesus is and how should we respond to Him. In this message we learn more Jesus calling of Levi, the tax collector, to be one of the disciples. We learn about grace - the story of every Christian. Grace is the end of pride and self-justification. It is the reason why Christianity makes sense. People can't handle grace, especially religious people.
Rev. Stone continues the sermon series "Son of God, Son of Man" - a study through Mark's Gospel. In this series we will gain a better understanding of who Jesus is and how should we respond to Him. In this message Rev. Stone unlocks the passage where Jesus heals a paralytic from five perspectives: the friends, Jesus, the paralytic, the scribes and the crowd.
Rev. Stone continues the sermon series "Son of God, Son of Man" - a study through Mark's Gospel. In this series we will gain a better understanding of who Jesus is and how should we respond to Him. This message focuses on how the kingdom advances. The ministry of Jesus is both spiritual and physical. Jesus is compassionate, powerful, and prayerful. He commands obedience. He is glorious.
Rev. Stone continues the sermon series "Son of God, Son of Man" - a study through Mark's Gospel. In this series we will gain a better understanding of who Jesus is and how should we respond to Him. In the message we learn why Jesus should have authority in our lives because of his astonishing teaching and power over evil.
Rev. Stone continues the sermon series "Son of God, Son of Man" - a study through Mark's Gospel. In this series we will gain a better understanding of who is Jesus? And how should we respond to Him? In this sermon Rev. Stone discusses Jesus' message in terms of 1. the time, 2. the kingdom, 3. repent, and 4. believe and concludes with Jesus' call.
Rev. Stone continues the sermon series "Son of God, Son of Man" - a study through Mark's Gospel. In this series we will gain a better understanding of who is Jesus? And how should we respond to Him? Learn what the gospel is all about in this week's message.
Rev. Stone introduces a new sermon series "Son of God, Son of Man" - a study through Mark's Gospel. In this series we will gain a better understanding of who is Jesus? And how should we respond to Him? In this week's message John the Baptist prepares the way.
Rev. Stone introduces a new sermon series "Son of God, Son of Man" - a study through Mark's Gospel. In this series we will gain a better understanding of who is Jesus? And how should we respond to Him?
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