<p class="">Pastor Nate brings the message, "Jesus for Barabbas” from Mark 15.  The theme of substitution is front and center in this section of Mark.  Jesus is sentenced to death in place of a known murderer named Barabbas.  But it wasn’t just Barabbas who deserved judgment.  We all deserve death, but Jesus went to the  cross for us.</p>





















  
  












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Pastor Nate brings the message, "Jesus for Barabbas” from Mark 15. The theme of substitution is front and center in this section of Mark. Jesus is sentenced to death in place of a known murderer named Barabbas. But it wasn’t just Barabbas who deserved judgment. We all deserve death, but Jesus went to the cross for us. Mark 15:1-15

<p>Pastor Nate brings the message, "Jesus for Barabbas” from Mark 15.  The theme of substitution is front and center in this section of Mark.  Jesus is sentenced to death in place of a known murderer named Barabbas.  But it wasn’t just Barabbas who deserved judgment.  We all deserve death, but Jesus went to the  cross for us.</p>





















  
  












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    Mark 15:1-15
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