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Questions & Answer

Welcome to this stand alone sermon where the elders answer theological questions from the audience.

Mark 4:30-34: The Parable of the Mustard Seed (Meeting Jesus)

Welcome to the 16th sermon in our series on the book of Mark. (16 of 60)

There are many people, not just Christians, who would put Jesus at the top of a list of most influential people in the world. If you were to also make a list of people who have claimed to be God, Jesus would be the only person on both lists. Everyone else who has claimed to be God has been dismissed by history as false. We are going to spend this sermon series looking at how Jesus was presented in the gospel of Mark. Mark is very to the point. He leaves very little doubt as to who Jesus is. Mark presents Jesus as King and then leaves us to deal with that truth.

Mark 4:26-29: The Parable of the Seed Growing (Meeting Jesus)

Welcome to the 15th sermon in our series on the book of Mark. (15 of 60)

There are many people, not just Christians, who would put Jesus at the top of a list of most influential people in the world. If you were to also make a list of people who have claimed to be God, Jesus would be the only person on both lists. Everyone else who has claimed to be God has been dismissed by history as false. We are going to spend this sermon series looking at how Jesus was presented in the gospel of Mark. Mark is very to the point. He leaves very little doubt as to who Jesus is. Mark presents Jesus as King and then leaves us to deal with that truth.

Mark 4:21-25: A Lamp Under a Basket (Meeting Jesus)

Welcome to the 14th sermon in our series on the book of Mark. (14 of 60)

There are many people, not just Christians, who would put Jesus at the top of a list of most influential people in the world. If you were to also make a list of people who have claimed to be God, Jesus would be the only person on both lists. Everyone else who has claimed to be God has been dismissed by history as false. We are going to spend this sermon series looking at how Jesus was presented in the gospel of Mark. Mark is very to the point. He leaves very little doubt as to who Jesus is. Mark presents Jesus as King and then leaves us to deal with that truth.

Luke 15: The Parables of the Lost (The Good Teacher)

Welcome to the 7th sermon in our series on the teachings of Jesus. (7 of 8)

We have been spending time in the gospel of Mark. We have been looking at the events of Jesus’ life and how he interacted with people. This summer we are going to shift our focus to the teachings of Jesus. What do his parables mean? Why did he tell the stories he told? When people listened to the Good Teacher, what was it that he wanted them to hear?

Psalm 12: By this we know love

Welcome to this stand alone sermon of prayer and lament over the tragedies of this world.

Luke 6:37-42: Judging Others (The Good Teacher)

Welcome to the 3rd sermon in our series on the teachings of Jesus. (3 of 8)

We have been spending time in the gospel of Mark. We have been looking at the events of Jesus’ life and how he interacted with people. This summer we are going to shift our focus to the teachings of Jesus. What do his parables mean? Why did he tell the stories he told? When people listened to the Good Teacher, what was it that he wanted them to hear?

Mark 4:1-20: The Parable of the Sower (The Good Teacher)

Welcome to the 1st sermon in our series on the teachings of Jesus. (1 of 8)

We have been spending time in the gospel of Mark. We have been looking at the events of Jesus’ life and how he interacted with people. This summer we are going to shift our focus to the teachings of Jesus. What do his parables mean? Why did he tell the stories he told? When people listened to the Good Teacher, what was it that he wanted them to hear?

Romans 12:1-13: One Body

Welcome to this sermon on spiritual disciplines that discusses how the Church should work together.

Philippians 2:1-11: Love One Another

Welcome to this sermon on spiritual disciplines on the mindset that Christians should have as they practice the communal discipline of loving one another.