Mark is about the Good News of Jesus, the Son of God. You cannot remain neutral to this Jesus. You get in line behind him. You follow him. You obey him. You trust him. He either becomes your king, or you fight him like a rebel.

Mark is about the Good News of Jesus, the Son of God. You cannot remain neutral to this Jesus. You get in line behind him. You follow him. You obey him. You trust him. He either becomes your king, or you fight him like a rebel.

Mark is about the Good News of Jesus, the Son of God. You cannot remain neutral to this Jesus. You get in line behind him. You follow him. You obey him. You trust him. He either becomes your king, or you fight him like a rebel.

Mark is about the Good News of Jesus, the Son of God. You cannot remain neutral to this Jesus. You get in line behind him. You follow him. You obey him. You trust him. He either becomes your king, or you fight him like a rebel. 

Occasionally at Grace Community Church, we study selected Scripture passages that do not fit into a particular sermon series. These selected sermons allow us the opportunity to address the concerns of a particular passage in the preaching/teaching ministry of Grace Community Church.

God chose Abram to be Abraham, the father of many nations, and to exalt His name through His promises and faithfulness to Abraham. As we look back on God’s interactions with Abraham, we will learn more about our God, the same God of Abraham, Who never changes and always keeps His promises.

God chose Abram to be Abraham, the father of many nations, and to exalt His name through His promises and faithfulness to Abraham. As we look back on God’s interactions with Abraham, we will learn more about our God, the same God of Abraham, Who never changes and always keeps His promises.

God chose Abram to be Abraham, the father of many nations, and to exalt His name through His promises and faithfulness to Abraham. As we look back on God’s interactions with Abraham, we will learn more about our God, the same God of Abraham, Who never changes and always keeps His promises.

God chose Abram to be Abraham, the father of many nations, and to exalt His name through His promises and faithfulness to Abraham. As we look back on God’s interactions with Abraham, we will learn more about our God, the same God of Abraham, Who never changes and always keeps His promises.

God chose Abram to be Abraham, the father of many nations, and to exalt His name through His promises and faithfulness to Abraham. As we look back on God’s interactions with Abraham, we will learn more about our God, the same God of Abraham, Who never changes and always keeps His promises.