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Pastor Tim continues our sermon series in The Gospel of Mark by unpacking Mark 7:24-37. 

Our study resumes in Mark 5:6 as Jesus confronts an unclean spirit. Notice in vs 8 Jesus' command and in vs 13 Jesus' permission. Jesus has authority over spirits to this day.Dr. Mitchell explains the reason people wanted Jesus to leave their region.They had suffered an economic loss.Then in verses 19-20, observe that the man was to proclaim what great things the Lord had done for him, so he told what great things Jesus had done for him.Do you have things, great or small that the Lord Jesus has done for you that you can tell others about? How about His forgiveness of sins? How about God declaring you to be as righteous as the Savior thru faith in Christ? Is this not a great thing? Yes indeed.Here is Dr. Mitchell on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast, Mark 5:6.

The Untouchable - Pastor Chad Hertler The Gospel of Mark - Mark 1:40-45

We now come into chapter 5 of the Gospel of Mark. We will be reading and studying the first 6 verses.Dr. Mitchell brings out the fact that a dominate note in this gospel is Jesus casting out of demons. The Gospel of Mark seems to demonstrate the authority of our Lord Jesus Christ to cast out demons. He still has that authority to this day. By His resurrection and ascension and exaltation to the right hand of God, angels, authorities, and powers have been made subject to HIM.He is exalted far above all principality, power and might and dominion. Jesus is Lord of all.Dr. Mitchell warns about an evil device used today to invite demonic activity into one's life. For we wrestle not against flesh and blood.Let's turn, with Dr. Mitchell, on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast, to Mark 5:1-6.

Our Lord now finishes up His four parables, as they are presented in the Gospel of Mark. They speak of growth. Furthermore, Jesus explained these things to His disciples when they were together with Him. Do you see the privilege, advantage and benefit of spending time with the Savior in order for Him to help us understand His Word?Mark then goes on to show our Lord with His disciples in the midst of a storm being tossed by the wind and sea on the sea of Galilee. Here is Jesus, bringing us, His disciples, through the storm.As Dr. Mitchell says, “We are far safer in the storm with Jesus than anywhere else”. Remember, the Lord Jesus is called Immanuel, meaning ‘God with us'! Let's look to Jesus the author and perfecter of faith.Here is Dr. Mitchell, Mark 4:26. This is the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Going on, we now proceed to two other parables that Jesus spoke. The first has to do with the lamp and it's light. Where should the lamp and it's light be put? These are questions which the Lord asks. Light dispels darkness. We, who know Christ as savior, are a light to the world both in words and deeds. Dr. Mitchell makes mention of the fact that God is light. Are we walking in the Light?Therefore Jesus said, take care what you hear. What is going into your ears?Is it the Word of God? Faith comes from hearing and hearing comes from the word of Christ. Rom.10:17Secondly, Jesus compares the kingdom of God to a man who sows seed and it grows to maturity and is harvested.Let's turn to Mark 4:21 with Dr. Mitchell on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

“Why did the Lord speak in parables” is a question Dr. Mitchell asks us.He gives the reason which Jesus Himself revealed.In this lesson, Dr. Mitchell will examine each parable our Lord spoke to the people. He will take each parable of the sower and the seed and then will take up Jesus' own interpretation of that parable.There are four such parables which Jesus spoke to people as they were able to hear. It is noted by our teacher that of the four sowings of the seed, three did not bear any fruit, while the 4th sowing brought forth fruit in ever increasing amounts, 30, 60, 100 fold.Dr. Mitchell says this is done by the Holy Spirit. He brings forth His fruit as written in Gal.5:22.Here is Dr. Mitchell on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast, Mark 4:3.

Pastor Tim continues our sermon series in the Gospel of Mark by unpacking Mark 7:1-23.

Our study commences in Mark 3:35 and then into Mark chapter chapter 4.Dr. Mitchell gives us an overview of a new teaching method that Jesus begins to employ with the people.Jesus has taught the gospel to people thru-out the first 3 chapters-as Mark presents Him.But now Our Lord begins to teach in parables. Dr. Mitchell will give the definition of a parable. Jesus taught parables to those outside, but truth to His disciples who were with Him.The Lord Jesus used parables to draw the crowds to Himself, if only they would hear. God is always ready to reveal the Savior and truth to open hearts.Jesus, Himself knew the Scriptures for He quotes Isaiah 6:9-10.Here is Dr. Mitchell who begins to finish up Mark chapter 3 before moving into Mark 4, giving us due perspective on our relationship to Christ, on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Bringing Jesus Home - Pastor Chad Hertler The Gospel of Mark - Mark 1:29-39

The Gospel Of Mark (Mark 3:16-19) - Appointing The Twelve Part 7 - Pastor Mark Ralston Legacy Standard Version Mark 3:13-19 John 1:35-40 John 12:20-22 John 1:43 John 1:44-46 For more from Reformation Church please visit: www.reformationchurch.co.uk

Steelers correspondent Mark Kaboly from The Pat McAfee Show joined the show. The discussion began around food and what Mark would eat every day for the rest of his life. He decided on pizza, agreeing with Donny. This all stemmed from Sidney Crosby saying he would eat pasta every day. Mark talked about the debate that has been ongoing this week after Joey Porter slammed Ben Roethlisberger for being a bad teammate. Kaboom said from 2004-2010, ‘you couldn't find a bigger jerk,' but he does believe Ben changed as he matured. Mark shared a story that involved Jason Bay, who won Rookie of the Year in baseball the same year as Ben in football. Did Porter throw more shade at James Harrison than he did at Big Ben? The guys wondered if there would be retribution from Deebo or Ben back at Peezy. More w/ Mark – We are starting to see more and more mock drafts with the Steelers taking Ty Simpson. How extensive will the homework be on QBs? How much money is Mark willing to pay Malik Willis? More w/ Mark – Mark thinks there is a better chance Patrick Queen gets an extension than him getting released. Mark said everyone feels up in the air with the new coaching staff. The guys ran through some pending free agents and if Mark believes they will be back in Pittsburgh. Mark would rather bring back Asante Samuel than James Pierre. Mark expects Joey Porter Jr. to get an ‘easy' $20M/year deal. Is the football future of Broderick Jones in question? Mark laughed at the idea of Nick Herbig being traded for a backup QB. Mark questioned how enamored the Steelers are with Will Howard because he hasn't played a snap. Mark can't believe people still read books.

Dr. Mitchell reviews the Pharisees accusing Jesus of being possessed by Beelzebul, the ruler of the demons.So, Let's hear Jesus' statement that ‘all sins will be forgiven the sons of men and whatever blasphemies they utter”.Jesus died for you and me, people, sons of men, first of all. He died for people, to take away our sins. And because of His death on the cross, God is able to forgive ALL SINS. That includes yours and mine. Salvation is no longer a matter of the sin, it is a matter of the Son, Jesus Christ our Lord. If you have not yet, will you believe in God's Son, the Lord Jesus Christ. He loves YOU!In doing so, you will have done the will of God. This brings about a new relationship,Here is Dr. Mitchell, Mark 3:29.This is the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Mark will describe how the Pharisees traveled all the way from Jerusalem down to Galilee up north, about 100 miles or so. They then begin to accuse Jesus our Lord as being demon possessed. Jesus calls out the contradiction of such a statement. How can satan cast out satan? A house or kingdom divided against itself cannot stand but comes to an end. These were sinning the unpardonable sin, saying that Jesus was controlled by Satan rather than by the Holy Spirit. They were in effect, blaspheming against the Holy Spirit at that time in Israel's history. This will mark the time when our Lord is rejected by that nation with no hope of His Kingdom being established at that time.Dr. Mitchell will discuss the ‘unpardonable sin' which is of concern to some believers today, on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast, Mark 3:22.

Knowing that a plot was being formed against him, Jesus, with His disciples withdrew to the sea. Great crowds followed Him from 7 different regions.So, a boat was prepared for the the Lord that He might teach from it. However, once again, unclean spirits were yelling out who He was. But Jesus shut them up.Mark next presents, our Lord as choosing his 12 apostles, which are all named.He chose them to be with Him, first of all. He then gives them the commission followed by the authority to fulfill it.Then Mark tells us that Jesus was so busy, he did not have time to eat. And His family thought He had lost His senses so they set out to take Him home.Let's turn to Mark 3:6 with Dr. Mitchell. Your listening to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Mark now gives gives two episodes with Jesus demonstrating that He is Lord of the sabbath. In the first, Jesus is confronted by the Pharisees as to why Jesus' disciples were doing what they considered to be“unlawful on the sabbath”. They were viewed as doing work on the sabbath by plucking the heads of wheat and eating them. Jesus declared that the sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath. Jesus, the Son of Man is Lord of the sabbath.The second episode shows Jesus healing a man on the sabbath. Here the religious rulers were waiting to accuse the Lord of a violation by healing a man on the sabbath. Jesus didn't disappoint. He healed the man's hand. This then, gave rise to a collusion between enemies.Here is Dr. Mitchell, Mark 2:23, on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Pastor Julius continues our sermon series in the Gospel of Mark by finishing up Mark 6 by unpacking verses 45-56. 

In Mark 2:18-22 Mark records the question from some people who asked why Jesus's disciples were not fasting.After all, the disciples of the Pharisees and those of John the Baptist were fasting.Jesus gives His answer by way of an analogy of the relationship between a bridegroom and his wedding guests.Our Lord then goes on to give an example of the practical reality of how unshrunk cloth on a old garment reacts. Then He also does the same thing with regards to how new wine, placed inside an old dried-up wine skin, affects the wine skin.Our Lord Jesus brings out the difference between the new and old, between the law and grace. As John wrote, John 1:17, “For the law was given through Moses, but grace and truth came through Jesus Christ.”Here is Dr. Mitchell, Mark 2:18 on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

The Authority of Jesus - Pastor Chad Hertler The Gospel of Mark - Mark 1:21-28

(Mark 3:16-19) The Gospel Of Mark - Appointing The Twelve Part 6 - Pastor Mark RalstonLegacy Standard VersionMark 3:13-19 Mark 8:33Luke 9:55-56John 8:31-361 John 1:5-101 John 2:1-172 John 1:1-13For more from Reformation Church please visit: www.reformationchurch.co.uk

As Dr Mitchell will mention the need for prayer on behalf of the ministry we too ask for your intercession on behalf of the Unchanging Word Bible broadcast and we do thank you for your prayer support in this ministry.In this passage Mark chapter 2 verses 13 through 20 we hear the Savior calling Levi a tax collector to follow him.Levi is the Hebrew name for the disciple we now know as Matthew the author of the very first gospel.Well then Levi invited Jesus and his disciples to his house to dine with him and his friends. And Jesus, in spite of the criticism from the religious rulers, said he came to call sinners and not the righteous to repentance.Next Jesus is then confronted with a question about fasting right here during the feast.Why doesn't Jesus' disciples fast like the other disciples?Let's join Dr. Mitchell in Mark chapter 2 verse 13 with Jesus the sinner's friend.You're listening to the Unchanging Word Bible broadcast.

We continue in Mark 2:1-12 with savior's demonstrated authority.Both Matthew 9 and Luke 5 present this same incident of four men making a way to the savior through the roof of the house where Jesus was teaching.The problem the scribes and pharisees had was their ignorance of the savior and His divine authority. It is easy to say words that declare the forgiveness of sins, but only the Lord Jesus has the divine authority to not only declare it, but to make it happen. Our Lord demonstrated the divine authority of God in commanding the paralytic man to rise up, take his stretcher and go home. He did just that in the presence of all the people. The people were completely astounded by this miracle in which Jesus demonstrated His Deity and forgiveness of sins.Here is Dr. Mitchell on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast, Mark 2:5.

As betrayal is being planned in secret, an act of costly devotion unfolds in the open. In Mark 14:1–9, a woman pours out everything she has on Jesus—and her worship is criticized as wasteful until Jesus declares it beautiful and eternally significant. This week, Pastor Korey shows how true worship flows from recognizing Christ's worth, and why a Savior who willingly gives Himself to death is worthy of total, unreserved devotion.

In this and the next lesson, we will see the Lord Jesus asserting His authority to both heal and to forgive sins.The people were so crowded around the savior that some men could not get to Him. They put their faith to work by making an opening in the roof. Why? They were bearing a friend on a stretcher who needed to be healed from his paralysis.Jesus saw their faith and said to the paralytic, “Your sins are forgiven”. Notice, Jesus sees the faith and forgives the sins. Some professional scribes doubted His statement. So, once again, the Lord demonstrates His same authority to both heal and to forgive sins.Jesus has divine authority to forgive your sin and mine.Let's turn to Mark 2:1 with Dr. Mitchell speaking of the savior's authority to forgive sin. This is the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

In verse 35 of Mark 1, Mark shows us the Savior rising very early in the morning. He went to a desolate place and there He prayed. The Lord spent time with God His Father before the busy day began.Do you know that Jesus is even now praying for each and every believer. He prays for those who draw near to God through Him in order to keep each believer saved forever. Read Hebrews 7:25.Mark next presents Christ having authority over leprosy. Dr. Mitchell observes that Jesus didn't heal lepers, He cleansed them. Here our Lord reached out and touched the leper. Jesus can cleanse you, my friend. And He is willing to do so completely and forever.Let's turn to Mark 1:35 with our teacher, Dr. Mitchell who shows us the savior's compassion.Your listening to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

We are in Mark chapter 1 beginning at verse 24. In this passage, Mark presents Jesus, the servant of the Lord. This one who has authority over demonic powers and diseases.Not only was Jesus recognized as one whose teaching was with authority, but He also demonstrated His divine authority over the demonic realm. Dr. Mitchell points out that these demons knew who Jesus was. They also knew they were going to be destroyed, but what they did not know was when it would happen. Demons believe and tremble. But you and I can believe in Jesus Christ and rejoice. Dr. Mitchell also brings out the savior healing Peter's mother-in-law who was taken with a fever. Here is Dr. Mitchell in Mark chapter 1 verse 24 with God's revelation of the authority of our Savior. Your listening to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Pastor Dan continues our sermon series in the gospel of Mark by unpack Mark 6:14-44. 

Gospel Living - Pastor Chad Hertler The Gospel of Mark - Mark 1:16-20

Jesus, after coming into the region of Galilee and calling His first 4 disciples to follow Him, He now enters the town of Capernaum, and it was the sabbath. So we see Jesus in the synagogue teaching the people. They were taken aback at the authority with which our Lord spoke. His teaching was not as the scribes taught. Jesus spoke with an authority not seen from their professional scribes.Then along comes a man who came into the synagogue who had an unclean spirit.This spirit spoke directly to Jesus.He knew who Jesus was but the Lord Jesus rebuked the unclean spirit with authority. Demons have no right to proclaim who Christ is.Let's turn to Mark 1:21 with Dr. Mitchell as he shows us the savior as on having authority over demonic powers.Your listening to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

After coming into Galilee, in northern Israel, Jesus began preaching the gospel of the Kingdom of God to the Jewish people. The Kingdom of God was at hand because the King was there and they were to accept and believe in Him who was their coming Messiah.Now while Jesus was in the area of Galilee, he begins to call His first 4 men, fishermen, to follow Him as His disciples.You will note there were two pairs of brothers who, possibly, were also partners in the fishing business.Dr. Mitchell explains more of the relationships between these brothers in this lesson. Notice their immediate obedience in following the savior. The savior is going to prepare them to be fishers of men, seeking men who need Jesus and giving them the good news.Here is Dr. Mitchell, Mark 1:14. This is the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

We will look into Mark 1:12-15 in this lesson. We will be further exploring our Lord's temptation in the wilderness. He was there for 40 days being tempted by Satan. You can read further details of His test in Matthew 4:1 and Luke 4:1.Next in verses 14-15, Mark writes of the Lord Jesus, after the time when John the Baptist had been arrested and placed in prison. At this time, Jesus came into Galilee, having come back from the wilderness. There He begins to proclaim the Gospel of God. His gospel was to make known the time, then present, that the Kingdom of God has come. People were to repent by believing this gospel. Open your Bible to Mark 1:12. Dr. Mitchell speaks of the Lord Jesus Christ, our savior. Your listening to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

In Mark chapter 1 verses 9 - 13 we are given an account of two events that focus our sight on Jesus.The first has to do with our Lord coming from Nazareth in Galilee to the Jordan river where John the Baptist was baptizing. Here Jesus was baptized by John in the Jordan. Here, in verses 9-11, is one of the first times the Trinity of God is revealed.Jesus is baptized, the Holy Spirit descends upon the Lord and the voice of the Father comes from heaven in commendation of the Lord Jesus.Then secondly, we see the savior, driven by the Spirit into the wilderness and tempted by Satan. He was with the wild beasts and angels ministered to Him.In Mark chapter 1 vers 9 with our Lord's baptism and temptations Dr. Mitchell on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

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In our study in this lesson, we are looking at Mark 1:4-8. In these verses John the Baptist is first presented.He had a message aimed at the heart's condition. Many people through out the region went out to hear this messenger and began confessing their sins.Mark provides us a description of this messenger's clothing style and his kosher diet.This man pointed men and women to the savior in a spirit of humility. He also made a contrast between the savior and himself with respect to their different ministries. John baptized with water but Jesus would baptize in the Holy Spirit within a few years. This would be seen later in time in Acts chapter 2, as Peter says. Let's turn to the Gospel of Mark, chapter 1 verse 4. Here is Dr. Mitchell on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Pastor Tim continues our sermon series through the book of Mark by unpacking 6:1-13. 

The Kingdom of God is At Hand! - Pastor Chad Hertler The Gospel of Mark - Mark 1:14-15

Let's read Mark 1:1-2 and study these first 6 verses of the Gospel of Mark which start off with two O.T. quotes. The first quote is from Malachi chapter 3 verse 1 and the other is from Isaiah 40 verse 3. God preserves His Word thru the ages for Mark to write them down and for you and me to read them. The Lord will have a His messenger and His message! Dr. Mitchell emphasizes that God is always on time. Our savior came to the earth at the right time. Jesus will also come to receive His people to Himself at the right time. 1 Timothy 6:14-15 says the Lord Jesus Christ will appear in His own time to show who is the blessed and only potentate, King of Kings and Lord of Lords. Here is Dr. Mitchell, Mark 1:1. This is the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

This Gospel of Mark study begins with chapter 1 verses 1-6.The Key verse in Mark is found in 10:45 where Jesus tells us that ‘The Son of Man came not to be ministered unto but to minister and to give His life a ransom for many.'Dr. Mitchell will read through the first 8 verses of chapter 1. These verses introduce the forerunner of the Lord, John the baptist. These verses start off with two O.T. quotes. The first from Malachi chapter 3 verse 1 and the next from Isaiah 40 verse 3. These state that the Lord will have a messenger who would go before Him to announce His coming to the people of Israel. So, let's turn to Mark chapter 1 verse 1 with our teacher, Dr. Mitchell.Your listening to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Jesus shifts the focus from when things would happen to how His followers should live in light of them. In Mark 13:32–37, He teaches that while the exact moment was intentionally withheld, the call to readiness was made clear—stay alert, stay faithful, and stay at your post. This week, Pastor Korey reminds us that the heart of Jesus' warning isn't fear or speculation, but steady obedience and watchful devotion.

Pastor Tim continues our sermon series in the gospel of Mark by unpacking Mark 5:21-43. 

In this introduction, the Gospel of Mark is contrasted to the other three gospels with respect to the genealogy of Jesus, the Son of God.Dr. Mitchell gives us a short digest of Matthew, Luke and John and later on in this series, he will deal specifically the entire book of MarkWe are desirous that this study in the Gospel of Mark may draw your heart to the person of our Lord Jesus Christ Himself. The study of this book will make Christ known to you as one who is the Servant of the Lord, who was diligent in action and the sinner's Savior. Here is Dr. Mitchell as he finishes up these introductions to the Gospel of Mark and the contrasts with the other three Gospels. Let's turn to the book of Mark 1:1. Your listening to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

The introduction to the Gospel of Mark resumes with Dr. Mitchell's discussing the four gospels marking out several unique features of each gospel. Our Savior is presented in each gospel from the perspective of the inspired author of that gospel. Matthew writes to the Jewish believers presenting Jesus as King and Messiah. Mark shows Jesus as a man - diligent in serving the Lord. Luke reveals our Lord as a Man among men, a sinless Man and Savior. John reveals Jesus Christ as God in the flesh, the only begotten Son of the Father.The four Gospels are a unique genre in Bible literature. They present Jesus, - His preeminent Person rather than His complete history or biography.Let's continue our study in this introduction to the Gospel of Mark with our teacher, Dr. John G. Mitchell.Your listening to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast, Mark 1:1.

Welcome once again to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast as Dr. Mitchell begins a study in the Gospel of Mark.The Gospel of Mark is the 2nd book of the New Testament.In this lesson Dr. Mitchell will be giving us an introduction from four O.T. scriptures which reveal the person of Christ in each one of the N.T. Gospels. Then we find there are other O.T. scriptures which speak of the work of Christ on the cross, such as Isaiah 53 and Ps.22 and His resurrection in Ps.16.Dr. Mitchell gives us the perspective of how the Lord Jesus fulfilled other Old Testament sacrifices which God used to picture the then coming Messiah.Let's open our Bible to the Gospel of Mark as Dr. Mitchell shares with us this beginning overview of the Gospels.Your Listening to the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast.

Fighting Temptations - Pastor Chad Hertler The Gospel of Mark - Mark 1:12-13, Luke 4:1-13

Steelers correspondent Mark Kaboly from The Pat McAfee Show joined the show. The conversation started with Mark's days at Cal U, aka, Harvard on the Mon. Kaboom said he went to a lot of bowling alley bars back in the day. Mark has moved on to the coaching search and how Art Rooney and Omar Khan will handle this. Mark expects Khan to have ‘a lot of say' in the process. Mark feels like it will be a coach from the same cloth that Bill Cowher and Mike Tomlin were cut from – mid-30's, first-time head coach and *possibly* defensive minded. Mark believes Art's son, Danny Rooney, will have input in the choice. Mark said right now Chris Shula feels like the favorite to be the next guy, just based on their history and the list of coaches they will interview. Mark said if they go with the defensive mind, that guy better have a young, offensive mind with him or have a really convincing plan to change the offense. Where does Nate Scheelhaase rank on Mark's list? Mark got into the challenges of commanding a room and being the ‘leader of men' it takes to be a head coach. Mark said Brian Flores was an intimidating figure and that players were ‘afraid' of him. More w/ Mark – There will, reportedly, be 3-4 more names added to the Steelers list of interviews. Mark feels like the initial 8 names are their main targets, but that's not to say the new ones can't surprise. Mark said Mike McCarthy is too old and hasn't coached in a minute, which makes him feel like they should stay away. If there isn't interest in Curt Cignetti, what about Norwin and Pitt product Mike Shanahan? Kaboom thinks Kevin Stefanski would be a ‘great' fit here because it's not Cleveland. Does Brian Flores have more options than Pittsburgh to be a head coach? What would be the pros and cons of a tank? More w/ Mark – Mark reacted to the stories of how the players reacted when Mike Tomlin told them he was stepping down. Kaboom is skeptical just how good Tomlin will be on television and if he's even all that interested. Mark isn't all that sure if he coaches again, but said the right situation would always do the job. Kaboly said Mike seemed like the same guy to him and wasn't ‘worn out' like a lot of people are saying. What could the staff look like under a new head coach? Kaboom thinks the entire QB room is up in the air, outside of Will Howard, who will serve as a backup at-best. Does Mark have any interest in Malik Willis? Mark felt like Cam Heyward may have hinted at retirement during the season, but his level of play would say otherwise. Is it time to trade TJ Watt? The guys asked Mark if he had any thoughts on the James Harrison disdain for Tomlin. Who was the big-name player that wasn't upset over the Tomlin news? Mark doesn't think it will be that much longer before the Steelers hire their guy.

Pastor Tim jumps back into our sermon series "The Gospel of Mark" by unpacking Mark 5:1-20.

The God Who Restores - Pastor Chad Hertler The Gospel of Mark - Mark 1:1-11

Jesus didn't speak in riddles—He spoke with clarity and authority. In Mark 13:27–31, He explains how God's people would be gathered, how the signs of judgment would be recognized, and why His words could be trusted without exception. This week, Pastor Korey shows how Jesus set a real time frame for His prophecy, how history confirmed it, and why the enduring power of His word gives us unshakable confidence in everything He promised.

READ THE BIBLE WITH ME! Welcome into our series in reading through the gospel of Mark together, join me as we read verse by verse in an effort to deepen our love, knowledge and desire to know more about Jesus Christ!

When Jesus spoke of the Son of Man “coming in the clouds,” He wasn't predicting the end of the physical universe—He was declaring His victory, authority, and judgment. In Mark 13:24–27, Jesus uses the language of the prophets to describe the fall of Jerusalem and the public vindication of His reign as King. This week, Pastor Korey shows how history confirmed Jesus' words and why that confirmation gives us unshakable confidence in everything He promised.