Sermon Text: Psalm 22 The words Jesus' references on the cross show that this moment of deep despair is a part of God's eternal plan to bring redemption and victory.

Sermon Text: Isaiah 52:13-53:12 The Servant will be rejected, suffering for the sins of His people. While He appears defeated, through His suffering He secures redemption and is exalted in glory.

Sermon Text: Isaiah 50:4-9 The perfect and obedient Servant is treated unjustly, yet He trusts in God the Father, showing confidence in the One who will ultimately vindicate Him.

Sermon Text: Isaiah 49:1-6 The Servant will bring restoration and salvation to all peoples, even when it looks like the mission has failed, because God Himself guarantees success.

Sermon Text: Isaiah 42:1-4 In the midst of the failure of God's people, a Spirit-anointed Servant is introduced. He is a gentle Servant who brings justice, healing, and salvation.

Sermon Text: Mark 1:40-45 Jesus makes the unclean clean and then calls us to a life of faith and obedience.

Sermon Text: Mark 1:29-39 While Jesus shows compassion in how His healing, His primary purpose is to declare eternity changing news, pushing back the darkness with the light of the Gospel.

Sermon Text: Mark 1:21-28

Jesus has authority that has never been seen in any other person, which is demonstrated in His teaching and control over evil.

Sermon Text: Mark 1:16-20

The call of Christ to join the mission transforms ordinary people and invites them into costly allegiance.

Sermon Text: Mark 1:9-15

In Jesus' baptism, temptation, and message, He does what His people had never been able to do. Here the Messiah is identified, tested, and begins His mission of salvation.