Mark 6:1-30

We continue the sermon from previous week on the rejection of Jesus, His disciples, and John the Baptist.

Mark 6:1-30

Jesus is rejected in his own hometown. In this sermon we review why the world rejects Jesus and Christianity.

Mark 5:21-43

Jesus takes a fearful and grieving father through a process of learning how to ignore the things that tempt him to give up on faith.

Mark 5:1-20

When we become disciples of Jesus we sign on for spiritual war. In this sermon we outline what spiritual warfare looks and sounds like and how to pursue victory.

Mark 4:35-41

Jesus calms a wind storm. But more importantly he deals with the inward storm of loss of cowardice in the disciples.

Mark 4:1-34

In the tension and overlap of the coming kingdom and the fallen world in which we live Jesus gives His disciples the secret of thriving as His followers.

Mark 3:20-30

Jesus confronts the scribes as they seek to convince people that His work is empowered by Satan.

Mark 3:7-35

Jesus demonstrates that He desires to move people from the crowd to His community.

Mark 2:1-3:6

Jesus comes into conflict with the Pharisees. Through his miracles and methods he demonstrates the difference between his disciples and their disciples.

Mark 1:17-45

Mark outlines the authority of Jesus in every realm of life. A disciple is someone who walks in light of His authority.