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Text: Mark 7:1-13  A lesson from our adult Sunday school class through the book of Mark 

Text: Mark 7:1-23  A lesson from our adult Sunday school class through the book of Mark 

Text: Mark 6:53-56  A lesson from our adult Sunday school class through the book of Mark 

Andakterna den här veckan hålls av prästen och psykoterapeuten Albin Tanke från Malmö. Temat för veckan är Vägar till liv. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Ur andakten:Natten före föreläsningen kunde jag inte sova. Svenskundervisningen i högstadiet krävde att vi alla elever, var och en, skulle hålla i en kort föreläsning inför hela klassen om ett valfritt ämne. Jag hade valt att tala om ”Hasse å Tage” – det intresserade mig som 14-åring.Jag var inte ett dugg orolig för själva föreläsningens innehåll. All min oro kretsade runt om jag skulle bli generad eller inte. För jag blev så väldigt lätt röd i ansiktet och hade flera gånger blivit retad för det. Jag var vettskrämd över att bli blossande och att andra skulle skratta och komma med nedsättande kommentarer.Jag tänker ofta på denna erfarenhet när jag läser om hur Jesus stillar stormen: De väckte honom och sade: »Mästare, bryr du dig inte om att vi går under?« Han vaknade och hutade åt vinden och sade till sjön: »Tig! Håll tyst!« Vinden lade sig och det blev alldeles lugnt.Text:Mark 4:39Musik:Chess av och med Benny AnderssonProducent:Susanna Némethliv@sverigesradio.se

Text: Mark 6:45-52  A lesson from our adult Sunday school class through the book of Mark 

Text: Mark 6:34-44  A lesson from our adult Sunday school class through the book of Mark 

The central tenant of the Christian faith is that Jesus died, was burried and resurrected. It is an unnatural chain of events for humanity to conclude the process of death with life, but it is the promise that comes to those who believe in the words of God.  In this message Pastor Fikre Prince Challeneges us to process what we believe about the resurrrection and consider the words of several witnesses, and make a decision to live in the power of a resurrected king.Text: Mark 15:37– 16:8Big Idea: Jesus is the risen King.Key Question: What do the key witnesses at Jesus' resurrection have to say?The Centurion – Jesus is the true King. (vv. 37 – 39)Joseph – Jesus is the buried King. (vv. 42 – 47)The Women – Jesus is the resurrected King. (vv. 1 – 8)The Young Man – Jesus is the saving King. (v. 6)

Text: Mark 6:30-34  A lesson from our adult Sunday school class through the book of Mark 

The resurrection unhinges our expectations of death and introduces a new way to live. In this Easter message, Resurrection Life, Pastor Fred shows how fear, freedom, faith, and hope find new meaning through the power and victory of Christ. Text: Mark 16:1–8.

Theme: Mark's cryptic, unusual ending to His Gospel is a call for us to overcome fear and to share the Good news of the resurrection and the message of grace and restoration, knowing that God will accomplish His work despite our wavering faithfulness. Text: Mark 16:1-8 For more resources, please visit https://www.brcc.church/He-Has-Risen

Send us a textJesus isn't the King we expect to see; he's the King he told us about. Trust in what Jesus said more than what you can see. (Text: Mark 15.40-16.8)

Palm Sunday marks a momentous occation in the life of the world and the ministry of Jesus. It commemorates the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem in a royal procession, to shouts of Hosanna! Just like the people that surrounded Jesus then who had heard the stories, and seen the miracles, we too have to make a decision on if Jesus will be our King or will we reject him.Text: Mark 11:1-14Big Idea: Jesus arrives as the promised King!Key Question: How will you respond to the arriving king?1.     Jesus' arrival reveals Him as the promised King. (vv. 1-7; Zech 9:9)2.     Celebrate Him and receive His salvation. (vv. 8-10)3.     Reject Him and receive His judgment. (vv. 11-14)

Title: What Makes You Shout?Text: Mark 11:1-11Pastor: Stu Kerns

Text: Mark 6:14-29  A lesson from our adult Sunday school class through the book of Mark 

Theme: Jesus was crucified, dead, and buried - but His cross has opened the way for people of all nations to become part of God's people and come into the very Presence of God. Text: Mark 15:20-47 For more resources, please visit https://www.brcc.church/crucified-dead-and-buried

Send us a textJesus is King; can you see it yet? If you can, what are you doing about it? (Text: Mark 11.1-11)

Text: Mark 11 : 1 - 25David Bhadreshwar

Theme: Jesus faithfully endured scourging and scorn, strengthened by His understanding that these sufferings fulfilled the prophetic Scriptures and were according to God's will. Text: Mark 15:15-32 For more resources, please visit https://www.brcc.church/the-scourge-the-scorn-and-the-scripture

Send us a textJesus' kingdom brings something new and better to celebrate. Embrace the new that Jesus brings and don't cling to what is expired. (Text: Mark 2.18-22)

Text: Mark 13 : 1 - 27James Martin

Text: Mark 12 : 35 - 44James Martin

​​Sunday Sermon by Kevin Jensen — As Jesus stood trial before the Jewish leaders and Pilate, it was more than just Jesus who was being tried: the others around him, enemies and disciples alike, were on trial too, their hearts being revealed. Their actions would prove their devotion to God or their corruption. At the final judgment, we too will be judged based on our actions—with grace and forgiveness, for those who are in Christ, but not for those who do not live for him. These trials that happened as Jesus himself stood trial warn us to live for God now, so that at the judgment our actions may testify to our devotion to him.  Text: Mark 14:53 to 15:15

SERMON: "End of Me" | TEXT: Mark 8:34-38 | DATE: 3/23/2025 | SPEAKER: Jake Brown

Theme: Pilate, the religious leaders, and the crowd worked together to wrongfully crucify Jesus in the place of a wicked man. This act mirrors the Gospel - we are freed from the punishment we deserve because Christ willingly takes our place. Text: Mark 15:1-15 For more resources, please visit https://www.brcc.church/Jesus-On-Trial-Pilate

Text: Mark 12 : 28 - 34Joe Grimwood

Send us a textJesus knows what you need, primarily his forgiveness. (Text: Mark 2.1-12)

​​Sunday Sermon by Kevin Jensen — When Jesus was arrested and all his followers fled, it looked like he was completely abandoned—by both God and human beings. But he was not abandoned: even when all others fled, even when God said no to Jesus' prayer, even when Jesus was arrested, God was still with him, fulfilling Scripture and giving him strength. And in the difficulties of our lives, even when other people let us down, God will not abandon us as we look to him in faith. Text: Mark 14:27-52

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Send us a textJesus truly cares about you and desires to completely heal and restore sinners (like you). (Text: Mark 1.40-45)

Text: Mark 12 : 18 - 27James Martin

Seminarian Alexander Proudfoot - Scripture: Mark 1:40-45 Text: Mark 1:40-45

​​Sunday Sermon by Kevin Jensen — Jesus was anointed by a woman who poured out an extravagant gift on his head; but Judas criticized her harshly for it and made plans to betray Jesus. Jesus, in the Last Supper, treated Judas better than Judas deserved, sharing with him the sacred bread and cup. The examples of this woman, Judas, and Jesus, particularly so closely connected with Jesus' sharing of the first Lord's Supper and the approaching of his sacrificial death, call us to consider our conduct in our relationships with God and with one another, especially when we share the Lord's Supper together. Text: Mark 14:1-26

Text: Mark 6:1-6  A lesson from our adult Sunday school class through the book of Mark 

Send us a textJesus teaches us that the priorities of life are fellowship with God and doing his will. (Text: Mark 1.35-39)

Text: Mark 12 : 13 - 17James Martin

​​Sunday Sermon by Kevin Jensen — Jesus prophesied that the great temple of God in Jerusalem would be torn down. His disciples wanted to know when—just as we want to know when Jesus will come again. In his answer to both questions, Jesus warned us not to be deceived by events that are not signs of the end, but to keep our focus on what is most important: watching and being ready when he does come, standing firm in our faith in the meantime.  Text: Mark 13

Send us a textIn this text we discover that Jesus is the compassionate healer who has time for you. (Text: Mark 1.29-34)

Text: Mark 11 : 27 - 12 : 12James Martin

​​Sunday Sermon by Kevin Jensen — The Jewish leaders in Jerusalem engaged in a great contest for credibility in the eyes of the Jewish people and for authority over the temple of God and the Jewish faith—but it was a poor widow who won a mighty conquest! She did it without even trying, for she was focused not on exalting herself but, like Jesus, loving and honoring God.  Text: Mark 12:13-44

Text: Mark 5:21-43  A lesson from our adult Sunday school class through the book of Mark 

Send us a textJesus has unique authority to make a real difference. (Text: Mark 1.21-28)

Text: Mark 10 : 32 - 52Joe Grimwood

​Sunday Sermon by Kevin Jensen — When confronted concerning the question of his authority to change the status quo at the temple, Jesus responded with the parable of the tenants. This parable speaks of stewardship: primarily the stewardship of the Jewish leaders as the caretakers of God's temple and God's people, but also our stewardship of the church today and our stewardship of our lives and all God has given us. Text: Mark 11:27 to 12:12

Text: Mark 5:21-34  A lesson from our adult Sunday school class through the book of Mark 

​Sunday Sermon by Kevin Jensen — Upon his entrance into Jerusalem, Jesus boldly defends the honor of God at the temple, challenging the religious authorities to a duel in the process. Jesus always defends the honor of God—and by a strange miracle, he warns those who do not honor God with good fruit in their lives that they will face judgment from him who is the true King sent from God. Text: Mark 11:1-25

Text: Mark 5:1-20  A lesson from our adult Sunday school class through the book of Mark 

​Sunday Sermon by Kevin Jensen — James and John thought the glory of Jesus' road to Jerusalem would be about conquest, power, and position—but Jesus' glory would be in the cross and in his service to us all. Likewise, Jesus calls us to seek glory not in power or position, but in serving one another, following his example. Text: Mark 10:32-52

Text: Mark 5:1-20  A lesson from our adult Sunday school class through the book of Mark 

Text: Mark 5:1-20  A lesson from our adult Sunday school class through the book of Mark 

Text: Mark 4:35-41  A lesson from our adult Sunday school class through the book of Mark