Podcasts about scripture: mark 14:32-14:42

Grace Free Lutheran Church Maple Grove, MN Pastor Mark Molstre

Southview Baptist Church

Southview Baptist Church

Southview Baptist Church

Medina Church of the Nazarene

Medina Church of the Nazarene

Today, we'll dive into a passage that shows the disciples' not-so-great track record. They're asked to stay awake and pray, but guess what? They keep nodding off! But here's the thing, Jesus stays faithful and trusts in God's plan, even when it's tough. And that's exactly what we need, right? Not to rely on our own strength or power to stay awake or to follow God, but on what Jesus does for us. So, let's come together and celebrate Jesus and learn practical ways to stay awake in our spiritual journey!

Today, we'll dive into a passage that shows the disciples' not-so-great track record. They're asked to stay awake and pray, but guess what? They keep nodding off! But here's the thing, Jesus stays faithful and trusts in God's plan, even when it's tough. And that's exactly what we need, right? Not to rely on our own strength or power to stay awake or to follow God, but on what Jesus does for us. So, let's come together and celebrate Jesus and learn practical ways to stay awake in our spiritual journey!

Today, we'll dive into a passage that shows the disciples' not-so-great track record. They're asked to stay awake and pray, but guess what? They keep nodding off! But here's the thing, Jesus stays faithful and trusts in God's plan, even when it's tough. And that's exactly what we need, right? Not to rely on our own strength or power to stay awake or to follow God, but on what Jesus does for us. So, let's come together and celebrate Jesus and learn practical ways to stay awake in our spiritual journey!

Weekly sermons and study guides.

Weekly sermons from University Presbyterian Church in Seattle. Biblical teaching centered on Jesus Christ, Scripture, faith, discipleship, spiritual growth, worship, and Christian living.

Weekly sermons and study guides.

Weekly sermons from University Presbyterian Church in Seattle. Biblical teaching centered on Jesus Christ, Scripture, faith, discipleship, spiritual growth, worship, and Christian living.

Weekly sermons and study guides.

Cornerstone Church of Christ

Cornerstone Church of Christ

While we all likely have places we want to visit, there are also places we never hope to visit. One such place is a place called Gethsemane.

While we all likely have places we want to visit, there are also places we never hope to visit. One such place is a place called Gethsemane.

The Garden of Gethsemane was a favorite spot for Jesus and His disciples to spend time together when they came to Jerusalem. It is a beautiful garden, a peaceful garden perfectly suited for prayer. But it is far more than that. It was a garden of pressure, prayer, and priorities. Through this message, we discover what Jesus faced that night out of love for us and submission to the Father's will, we see a pattern for our prayers, and are forced to examine our priorities.

The Garden of Gethsemane was a favorite spot for Jesus and His disciples to spend time together when they came to Jerusalem. It is a beautiful garden, a peaceful garden perfectly suited for prayer. But it is far more than that. It was a garden of pressure, prayer, and priorities. Through this message, we discover what Jesus faced that night out of love for us and submission to the Father's will, we see a pattern for our prayers, and are forced to examine our priorities.

The Garden of Gethsemane was a favorite spot for Jesus and His disciples to spend time together when they came to Jerusalem. It is a beautiful garden, a peaceful garden perfectly suited for prayer. But it is far more than that. It was a garden of pressure, prayer, and priorities. Through this message, we discover what Jesus faced that night out of love for us and submission to the Father's will, we see a pattern for our prayers, and are forced to examine our priorities.

The Garden of Gethsemane was a favorite spot for Jesus and His disciples to spend time together when they came to Jerusalem. It is a beautiful garden, a peaceful garden perfectly suited for prayer. But it is far more than that. It was a garden of pressure, prayer, and priorities. Through this message, we discover what Jesus faced that night out of love for us and submission to the Father's will, we see a pattern for our prayers, and are forced to examine our priorities.

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NEAC - Newtown: Erskineville Anglican Church

Cornerstone Church of Christ

NEAC - Newtown: Erskineville Anglican Church

Our text depicts a weighty time. Jesus knew what he would face in the next few days. He tells the disciples what is about to happen, which must have sounded unbelievable to them. Jesus returns to a place where he had prayed many times in this heaviest time. He takes three of his closest disciples a little further into the garden to pray. It is essential to have close friends during times of trial, but this time, Jesus had to go even further by himself because he needed to distance himself from the distractions. Jesus asked them to pray with him, but these men who pledged to defend him to the death not long ago could not even stay awake for an hour of prayer. The garden is usually thought of as a place of life and growth, but Jesus went to the garden to die. The garden is not a place where we try to change God’s mind; A garden is a place where we go to change. The garden is about us.

Our text depicts a weighty time. Jesus knew what he would face in the next few days. He tells the disciples what is about to happen, which must have sounded unbelievable to them. Jesus returns to a place where he had prayed many times in this heaviest time. He takes three of his closest disciples a little further into the garden to pray. It is essential to have close friends during times of trial, but this time, Jesus had to go even further by himself because he needed to distance himself from the distractions. Jesus asked them to pray with him, but these men who pledged to defend him to the death not long ago could not even stay awake for an hour of prayer. The garden is usually thought of as a place of life and growth, but Jesus went to the garden to die. The garden is not a place where we try to change God’s mind; A garden is a place where we go to change. The garden is about us.

Our text depicts a weighty time. Jesus knew what he would face in the next few days. He tells the disciples what is about to happen, which must have sounded unbelievable to them. Jesus returns to a place where he had prayed many times in this heaviest time. He takes three of his closest disciples a little further into the garden to pray. It is essential to have close friends during times of trial, but this time, Jesus had to go even further by himself because he needed to distance himself from the distractions. Jesus asked them to pray with him, but these men who pledged to defend him to the death not long ago could not even stay awake for an hour of prayer. The garden is usually thought of as a place of life and growth, but Jesus went to the garden to die. The garden is not a place where we try to change God’s mind; A garden is a place where we go to change. The garden is about us.

Our text depicts a weighty time. Jesus knew what he would face in the next few days. He tells the disciples what is about to happen, which must have sounded unbelievable to them. Jesus returns to a place where he had prayed many times in this heaviest time. He takes three of his closest disciples a little further into the garden to pray. It is essential to have close friends during times of trial, but this time, Jesus had to go even further by himself because he needed to distance himself from the distractions. Jesus asked them to pray with him, but these men who pledged to defend him to the death not long ago could not even stay awake for an hour of prayer. The garden is usually thought of as a place of life and growth, but Jesus went to the garden to die. The garden is not a place where we try to change God’s mind; A garden is a place where we go to change. The garden is about us.

Join us as we walk through the bible verse-by-verse.Visit our website at http://www.heartofgreensboro.com/Service every Sunday at 11:00am EST. Enjoying the stream? Help support our ministry and help bring The Word to millions. Donate on our website or at https://app.easytithe.com/App/Giving/ccg God Bless

Join us as we walk through the bible verse-by-verse.Visit our website at http://www.heartofgreensboro.com/Service every Sunday at 11:00am EST. Enjoying the stream? Help support our ministry and help bring The Word to millions. Donate on our website or at https://app.easytithe.com/App/Giving/ccg God Bless

What do you do when your prayers aren’t answered? What do you do when God doesn’t answer your prayers the way you expect? In all things, even prayer, we should seek to follow Jesus and the example He set for us. • Listen as Pastor Jeremy teaches from Mark 14:132-42 in the sermon, Love and Submission. When we seek answers from God in prayer, it is important to trust His love and submit to His will: 1. Trouble & Temptation | 2. Power | 3. Trust | 4. Submission |

What do you do when your prayers aren’t answered? What do you do when God doesn’t answer your prayers the way you expect? In all things, even prayer, we should seek to follow Jesus and the example He set for us. • Listen as Pastor Jeremy teaches from Mark 14:132-42 in the sermon, Love and Submission. When we seek answers from God in prayer, it is important to trust His love and submit to His will: 1. Trouble & Temptation | 2. Power | 3. Trust | 4. Submission |

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains how Jesus prayerfully bore the painful weight of our sin in obedience to the Father displaying His love for and commitment to us.

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains how Jesus prayerfully bore the painful weight of our sin in obedience to the Father displaying His love for and commitment to us.

In this sermon Pastor Keith explains how Jesus prayerfully bore the painful weight of our sin in obedience to the Father displaying His love for and commitment to us.

There’s a difference between knowing about someone and truly knowing them—we know about celebrities, but we don’t know them personally. Many Christians treat Jesus the same way, knowing facts about Him while avoiding the cost of intimacy. Most believers stay at the surface level, content with information rather than the relationship. But if you want to truly know Jesus, where do you go. This week’s passage takes us into Gethsemane—into Jesus’ inner circle, into His anguish, into His surrender. This is where we meet the real Jesus, not just the Savior who rescues us but the Savior who suffers for us. In this sermon, we learn what it means to truly know Jesus, not just know about Him, and it begins by meeting “Gethsemane Jesus,” the One who invites us into His deepest, most vulnerable moment.

Kingsway Community Church

His reign isn’t measured by how many people serve Him but by how many He serves. "For even the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve others and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Mark 10:45 (NLT)

God's not mad at you!

God's not mad at you!

Prayer as a Battle

When facing difficult trials you need a community, authentic prayer and absolute trust.

Wake Up

Have you ever had moments that seemed too hard to bear? How did you handle it?

Jesus prays at the garden of Gethsemane and is himself sorrowful.