Sermons

Mark 14:3-9 The story of the woman anointing Jesus in Bethany shows the true heart and response of a Christ follower… then and today.

Jesus knew of his impending death and told his disciples several times of his fate. He also alluded to his resurrection. However, the disciples did not listen to what Jesus was saying, nor did they hear him say he would rise after three days. As followers of Christ, we must take the time to listen so that we can faithfully follow as God leads us.

Mark 10

Mark 6:30-7:37

In many ways it is popular to follow Jesus where we live. However, the true calling of following Jesus comes with a great price. It costs us everything. It is not something we simply add onto our list of activities. Following Jesus changes everything about us and our lives.

We experience the peace of Christ in the everyday of life, but are also called to be people that bring peace into all circumstances.

Parables from Mark 4

Mark 1:1-15

Like John the Baptist, we are also called to “prepare the way” for Jesus; to live as the light of the world, so that people may experience the grace and mercy of God.

At Advent, we celebrate the enormity of God's love, to include those on the outside, Gentiles, into the people of God. Luke 1:76-79; 2:8-20, 32