Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Mark 13:1-19. The ‘little apocalypse’ in Mark 13 reminds us that no one knows the hour or time of Christ’s return, but we can know the season of His return. And with the recent technological developments, the time may be sooner than we think. It’s time to get our lives right with the Lord.
Interdenominational Worship Sundays at 10am
Interdenominational Worship Sundays at 10am
Sermons on Mark
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Mark 12:38-44.
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Mark 10:46-52 about blindness. He points out three types of blindness: Physical blindness, spiritual blindness and willful blindness. May we recognize blindness in our lives, and in faith, turn to Jesus to receive sight.
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Mark 10 about the rich, young ruler. How do you define ‘rich’? The young man desired salvation, yet he was unwilling to give up that which separated Him from God’s kingdom. What about you?
Mark 8:27-38 In our instant gratification, same-day delivery culture, Jesus challenges us to make paradigm shifts to deny ourselves, to take up our cross, and to follow Him. That’s the route to true success and self-fulfillment.
Pastor Bob preaches a sermon from Mark 7:31-37. Jesus blazes the trail to reach out to the marginalized and handicapped by healing a deaf man. But that miracle is facilitated by friends who bring their friends to meet Jesus. We are called to do the same.
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Mark you 7:1-8; 14-23. Although in general tradition gives us strength and cohesiveness, Jesus highlights the fact that if tradition is exalted over the authority of God then we have turned a good thing into idolatry.
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Mark’s gospel about the feeding of the 5,000. Jesus takes a seemingly paltry offering of a few fish and a few loaves of bread and offers the gift to the Father who multiplies it, then divides it to feed the multitude. We serve a God who can do this in your life. What can you offer?
The parabolic power of Jesus’ storytelling is a means of evangelism that we can adopt and practice as we contribute to the ongoing underground revolutionary kingdom of God to counter the dark world of the kingdom of human sin. Sermon text: Mark 4:30-34
On this Palm Sunday, Pastor Bob delivers a message from Mark’s gospel. Jesus stages His entry into Jerusalem fulfilling Old Testament prophesy and preparing the way for His Messianic kingdom. His message then and now is unmistakable, the light has come into darkness and we are part of His salvation army. Are you armed for battle?
