He Shall Reign- Advent sermon series

In his final regularly scheduled sermon at North Canton Chapel, Jim Colledge challenges us to pursue our relationship with Christ and share the good news of the Gospel with others

1 Timothy speaks to the way in which we're to act toward others while growing in our relationship with Christ and learning how to live our lives fully for him.

Mark teaches that we must shift our focus from the practice of our faith to the object of our faith, recognizing that we are made right with God only through Jesus and not through any of our works.

Jesus came to establish his kingdom not by tweaking the old system but instead to blow it up.

In the Gospel of Mark the primary theme is that we are to repent and believe the Gospel, which translated means "good news."

In this portion of Mark no uncertain terms Jesus proclaims in these passage that he is the Son of God and that the promises of God are being fulfilled through Jesus' life and ultimately death on the cross.

What Jesus demonstrates is that we CAN trust in God and that Satan - and sin - can't tell us what to do.

This week begins a new series on the Gospel of Mark with an overview of Mark's Gospel message and his book written to the Romans.