Sermon on Mark 9:30-37, where Jesus once again plainly teaches His disciples about His coming death and resurrection, but they are too busy arguing about which one of them is/will be the greatest in His kingdom. Jesus teaches about true greatness consisting in serving others, not lording authority over them.

Sermon on Mark 9:14-29, where Jesus casts a demon out of a man's son. The boy's father cries out to Jesus for help, and his cry echoes in the hearts of true believers in Christ everywhere: "Lord, I believe - help my unbelief!"

Sermon on Mark 9:14-29, where Jesus casts a demon out of a man's son. The boy's father cries out to Jesus for help, and his cry echoes in the hearts of true believers in Christ everywhere: "Lord, I believe - help my unbelief!"

Sermon on Mark 9:14-29, where Jesus casts a demon out of a man's son. The boy's father cries out to Jesus for help, and his cry echoes in the hearts of true believers in Christ everywhere: "Lord, I believe - help my unbelief!"

Sermon on Mark 9:9-13. Right after the transfiguration (v.1-8) the three disciples who had been there with Jesus ask Him about Elijah's prophesied return before the coming of the Lord (Malachi 4:5-6).

Sermon on Mark 9:9-13. Right after the transfiguration (v.1-8) the three disciples who had been there with Jesus ask Him about Elijah's prophesied return before the coming of the Lord (Malachi 4:5-6).

Sermon on Mark 9:9-13. Right after the transfiguration (v.1-8) the three disciples who had been there with Jesus ask Him about Elijah's prophesied return before the coming of the Lord (Malachi 4:5-6).

Sermon on Psalm 46, which was Martin Luther's favorite Psalm. He based his best-known hymn ("A Mighty Fortress Is Our God") on this great Psalm. Here in this Psalm we are reminded of the great presence, power, and protection of God for His people.

Sermon on Psalm 46, which was Martin Luther's favorite Psalm. He based his best-known hymn ("A Mighty Fortress Is Our God") on this great Psalm. Here in this Psalm we are reminded of the great presence, power, and protection of God for His people.

Sermon on Psalm 46, which was Martin Luther's favorite Psalm. He based his best-known hymn ("A Mighty Fortress Is Our God") on this great Psalm. Here in this Psalm we are reminded of the great presence, power, and protection of God for His people.