Mark bookends this example of extravagant worship with the religious leaders' hatred for Jesus and Judas’ self-centered and jealous betrayal of Jesus. Mark is asking us to consider who we are more like when it comes to Jesus’ worth to us. What kind of price do we ascribe to Jesus in words and actions?

Mark bookends this example of extravagant worship with the religious leaders' hatred for Jesus and Judas’ self-centered and jealous betrayal of Jesus. Mark is asking us to consider who we are more like when it comes to Jesus’ worth to us. What kind of price do we ascribe to Jesus in words and actions?

Mark bookends this example of extravagant worship with the religious leaders' hatred for Jesus and Judas’ self-centered and jealous betrayal of Jesus. Mark is asking us to consider who we are more like when it comes to Jesus’ worth to us. What kind of price do we ascribe to Jesus in words and actions?

The call to discipleship and life in God's Kingdom is one of humble sacrifice, submission, and service. To experience the Resurrection Life and enter the Kingdom like children, we must overcome our pride. In Mark 12:35-44, Jesus teaches us how to lay down our pride and embrace the life He died to give us.

The call to discipleship and life in God's Kingdom is one of humble sacrifice, submission, and service. To experience the Resurrection Life and enter the Kingdom like children, we must overcome our pride. In Mark 12:35-44, Jesus teaches us how to lay down our pride and embrace the life He died to give us.

The call to discipleship and life in God's Kingdom is one of humble sacrifice, submission, and service. To experience the Resurrection Life and enter the Kingdom like children, we must overcome our pride. In Mark 12:35-44, Jesus teaches us how to lay down our pride and embrace the life He died to give us.

Jesus died on the cross to do no less than bring the dead to life. We are born spiritually dead in our trespasses and sins. By God's grace, through faith, we are made alive with Christ, raised with Him and seated in the heavens. In today's passage, Jesus outlines four realities of this resurrection life. How do we live as ones raised to walk in the newness of life? Listen, read along in Mark 12, and discover!

Jesus died on the cross to do no less than bring the dead to life. We are born spiritually dead in our trespasses and sins. By God's grace, through faith, we are made alive with Christ, raised with Him and seated in the heavens. In today's passage, Jesus outlines four realities of this resurrection life. How do we live as ones raised to walk in the newness of life? Listen, read along in Mark 12, and discover!

Jesus died on the cross to do no less than bring the dead to life. We are born spiritually dead in our trespasses and sins. By God's grace, through faith, we are made alive with Christ, raised with Him and seated in the heavens. In today's passage, Jesus outlines four realities of this resurrection life. How do we live as ones raised to walk in the newness of life? Listen, read along in Mark 12, and discover!

The Jewish religious leaders questioned the nature and source of Jesus' authority. The "powers that be" in our own culture often question and challenge the authority of God, His Word, and His church whenever they come into conflict with their power, influence, and values. In this sermon we'll discover that God is in charge of His church and the nations, and that His authority extends to every sphere of life.