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In The Garden
Join us again this week as we continue our Easter sermon series with Mark chapter 14 verses 22-25.
Why was Jesus so distressed in the Garden of Gethsemane?
On the night before the cross, Jesus faces the cup of God’s wrath. Here we'll discuss the two vows (Jesus’ faithfulness vs. Peter’s failure), the two cups (blessing vs. wrath), and the two sources of power (Spirit vs. flesh).
If you want to follow Jesus, you cannot rely on your own strength. You must learn to live by the power of the Spirit through prayer. If you’ve ever struggled with temptation, failure, or feeling spiritually weak, this message is for you.
Why was Jesus so distressed in the Garden of Gethsemane?
On the night before the cross, Jesus faces the cup of God’s wrath. Here we'll discuss the two vows (Jesus’ faithfulness vs. Peter’s failure), the two cups (blessing vs. wrath), and the two sources of power (Spirit vs. flesh).
If you want to follow Jesus, you cannot rely on your own strength. You must learn to live by the power of the Spirit through prayer. If you’ve ever struggled with temptation, failure, or feeling spiritually weak, this message is for you.
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Join us again this week as we continue our Easter sermon series with Mark chapter 14 verses 22-25.
Why was Jesus so distressed in the Garden of Gethsemane?
On the night before the cross, Jesus faces the cup of God’s wrath. Here we'll discuss the two vows (Jesus’ faithfulness vs. Peter’s failure), the two cups (blessing vs. wrath), and the two sources of power (Spirit vs. flesh).
If you want to follow Jesus, you cannot rely on your own strength. You must learn to live by the power of the Spirit through prayer. If you’ve ever struggled with temptation, failure, or feeling spiritually weak, this message is for you.
Why was Jesus so distressed in the Garden of Gethsemane?
On the night before the cross, Jesus faces the cup of God’s wrath. Here we'll discuss the two vows (Jesus’ faithfulness vs. Peter’s failure), the two cups (blessing vs. wrath), and the two sources of power (Spirit vs. flesh).
If you want to follow Jesus, you cannot rely on your own strength. You must learn to live by the power of the Spirit through prayer. If you’ve ever struggled with temptation, failure, or feeling spiritually weak, this message is for you.