Podcasts about scripture: mark 14:3-14:9

Weekly sermons and study guides.

Weekly sermons and study guides.

Gratitude is the key that opens the church doors to the outside world. True thankfulness is a wellspring of joy that overflows from within our hearts that leads us to worship the One who sent His very own Son. When we experience deep gratitude for what God has given us, it inspires an outward servitude and brings the eternal blessings that only the Church can provide. In today's sermon message, we will explore the story of a woman who gave up her most prized possessions to become a blessing to others.

Gratitude is the key that opens the church doors to the outside world. True thankfulness is a wellspring of joy that overflows from within our hearts that leads us to worship the One who sent His very own Son. When we experience deep gratitude for what God has given us, it inspires an outward servitude and brings the eternal blessings that only the Church can provide. In today's sermon message, we will explore the story of a woman who gave up her most prized possessions to become a blessing to others.

Jesus sees what we do for Him, no matter how small, and promises reward.

Recorded live on Sunday, March 12, 2023

"The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit; a broken and contrite heart, O God, you will not despise." Psalm 51:17

"The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit; a broken and contrite heart, O God, you will not despise." Psalm 51:17

Bible preaching from the pulpit of Walridge Baptist Church

Sermons from our Sunday Services at St.Peter's Free Church, Dundee

Sermons from our Sunday Services at St.Peter's Free Church, Dundee

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The second in a 7-part series helping the church connect the dots for Spiritual & Numerical growth & ministry.

It can be overwhelming sometimes for how to begin or what task to start when we see so much that we need to do in church, work, society, etc. We look at the example of Mary who simply did what she could. She gave the very best she had to the Lord in sacrifice, in worship, and the Lord honored her sacrifice with a very godly memorial. We need to simply make a commitment to "do what we can", to help others with our time, abilities, and finances, to serve others and honor the Lord.

The First Dinner: Risking Rejection

The First Dinner: Risking Rejection

What she did brought scorn. But, Jesus was pleased.

We are all about creating environments where you can connect with people just like yourself, learn more about the God of the Bible, and grow in your faith. You will hear encouraging messages for everyone because we are a church for all people.

We are all about creating environments where you can connect with people just like yourself, learn more about the God of the Bible, and grow in your faith. You will hear encouraging messages for everyone because we are a church for all people.

Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Wednesday evening worship service.

Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Wednesday evening worship service.

Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Wednesday evening worship service.

Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Wednesday evening worship service.

Morning Baptismal Service 7 Oct.'18

When we follow Jesus, what does it mean when we say: "I am going all in for Jesus". In the final part of the Mark(ed) by love series we are going to look at the stories of two people who went all in, in different ways in their decision to follow Jesus. What is holding you back?

Cedar Grove

Encounter Community Church

When it comes to what we do for Jesus, there are occasions that call for extravagant gifts, and there are daily occurrences that call for extravagant devotion.

When it comes to what we do for Jesus, there are occasions that call for extravagant gifts, and there are daily occurrences that call for extravagant devotion.

Lakeway Baptist Church

Preached on Sunday Morning, May 29, 2016

Contemporary Worship Service of Church Of The Palms, Sarasota, FL

Throughout the season of Lent, the sermons will feature the poems of George Herbert (1593-1633), a Welsh poet and Anglican priest who wrote between the Age of Shakespeare and the Age of Milton. Five poems, published in 1633 in The Temple, formed the basis of Ralph Vaughan Williams “Five Mystical Songs,” written between 1906 and 1911. The poems are “Easter,” “I Got Me Flowers,” “Love Bade Me Welcome,” “The Call,” and “Antiphon.” On Palm Sunday, the choir will present all five mystical songs. Today, using the second half of the poem “Easter,” Dr. Larry R. Hayward explores where we find beauty in our lives: in our relationships, in the midst of suffering and sacrifice, and in Christian doctrine. The Scripture lesson is Mark 14:3-9 (RSV).

From the 9am Sanctuary Service

Week two of our Envious series.

KVGBC

Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Wednesday evening service about how God can use your brokenness as a blessing.

Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Wednesday evening service about how God can use your brokenness as a blessing.

Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Wednesday evening service about how God can use your brokenness as a blessing.

Join us as Senior Pastor Ken Whitten speaks during this Wednesday evening service about how God can use your brokenness as a blessing.

Pastor Phil preaches on Palm Sunday about Jesus's R.O.I. -- Return on Investment. What have you invested in Jesus?

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Worship at the feet of Jesus