NLVC: The Bridge

NLVC: The Bridge

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NLVC: The Bridge episodes

  • InSight

    Jesus helps us "see" Him when we believe through faith that He is the Son of David, the Messiah.

    Scripture: Mark 10:46-52

    Speaker: Benjamin C. Shin

    23 min
  • Who's the G.O.A.T.?

    Jesus redefines greatness against the disciples' prideful understanding and illustrates this with examples of serving others while keeping ourselves unstained by the seriousness of sin.

    Scripture: Mark 9:30-50

    Speaker: Benjamin C. Shin

    39 min
  • Miraculous Prayer

    Jesus rebukes faithlessness, reminds us to turn to God for strength, and exhorts us to pray for power, answers, and perspective.

    Scripture: Mark 9:14-29

    Speaker: Benjamin C. Shin

    31 min
  • Jesus Only

    Jesus previews eternal life for those who know Him personally while clarifying Himself as the only true way as we look to Him as our inevitable future.

    Scripture: Mark 9:1-13

    Speaker: Benjamin C. Shin

    36 min
  • The Cross - Training of Jesus

    Jesus calls us to recognize who he truly is and to receive His radical norm for our lives as we wholeheartedly follow Him faithfully and daily.

    Scripture: Mark 8:22-38

    Speaker: Benjamin C. Shin

    34 min
  • Are You Hungry?

    God invites us all to dine with Him directly as He provides for us clearly and as He also lovingly directs us to His truth not to lies.

    Scripture: Mark 8:1-21

    Speaker: Benjamin C. Shin

    32 min
  • Beautiful Exchange

    Jesus demonstrates his messianic author in the gentile territories by healing and making a beautiful exchange by exchanging what is unclean to clean.

    Scripture: Mark 7:24-37

    Speaker: Jacob Cho

    41 min

About NLVC: The Bridge

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Christianity is more than merely just a religion. It actually is about a relationship with God through the person of the Lord Jesus Christ. Religion tells us to “do” things in order to get to heaven. Christianity invites us into relationship because of the finished work that was “done” for us through the dying of Jesus Christ on the cross.