Passage: Mark 7:24 - 37

Date: 2024-09-15

Speaker: Scott Furey

Sermon

·       Who's in and who's out?

1.     Faith brings an outsider into God’s grace (v. 24 - 30)

-> We are not entitled to God's grace, but he is gracious

2.    Faith is only possible when Jesus unblocks our deaf ears (v. 31 - 37)

Passage: Mark 7:1-23

Date: 2024-09-08

Speaker: Scott Furey

Sermon

-      The danger of ‘religious’ tradition (v. 1 - 5)

1.     You nullify the word of God by your tradition (v. 6 -

2.    You think sin comes from the outside; it comes from your heart (v. 14 - 23)

Passage: Mark 6:45-56

Date: 2024-09-01

Speaker: Scott Furey

Sermon

1.   Jesus is so amazing, He can walk on water!

2.  Jesus is more than amazing, he is God, we can trust him!

-> Don’t just be amazed by Him

Passage: Mark 6:30-44

Date: 2024-08-25

Speaker: Scott Furey

Sermon

1.   Jesus looks with compassion on the helpless crowd (v. 30 - 34)

2.  The disciples want a plan for these new followers (v. 35 - 38)

3.  Jesus provides even more than they need (v. 39 - 44)

-> Jesus can provide for all your needs

-> But what he offers is much more than a meal deal!

Passage: Mark 6:14-29

Date: 2024-08-18

Speaker: Scott Furey

Sermon

1.     Herod sits on the fence instead of repenting (v. 17 - 20)

2.    Herod is trapped by his foolish oath (v. 21 - 25)

3.    Herod still won’t repent and gives in to the pressure (v. 26 - 29)

-> Don’t let fear stop you from repenting

-> Our unrepentance always catches up with us

NOTE: The beginning of the introduction was not recorded.

Passage: Mark 6:1-13

Date: 2024-08-11

Speaker: Diederik Evanson

Sermon

1.    Jesus was rejected (v. 1 - 6)

2.   His followers imitate him (v. 6b - 13)

-> Accept Jesus as he is, not as we think he should be.

-> Imitate Jesus in faithfully, following God through rejection.

Passage: Mark 5:1 - 20

Date: 2024-07-28

Speaker: Sam Lashwood

Jesus is completely powerful over Evil

1.   This evil is real and destructive (v. 1 - 5)

2.  But even evil fears Jesus' power (v. 6 - 10)

3.  Because Jesus defeats evil (v. 11 - 13)

4.  Two responses:

a.   Fear (v. 14 - 17) 

b.   Love (v. 18 - 20)

 -> Those that love Jesus don't need to fear evil

Passage: Jonah 4:1-11

Date: 2024-07-21

Speaker: Scott Furey

Sermon

1. I'd rather die than see you love these people (v. 1 - 3)

2. I'd rather die than have you take my comfort (v. 4 - 11)

-> What are we most concerned for?

Passage: Jonah 2:1 – 3:10

Date: 2024-07-14

Speaker: Scott Furey

Sermon

1.     Jonah gives thanks to the Lord for his salvation (2:1-10)

2.    Jonah goes to proclaim the Lord’s message (3:1-4)

3.    Nineveh turns to the Lord and is saved (3:5-10)

-> The Sign of Jonah (Matthew 12:38-42)

- A picture of Jesus’ death & resurrection

Passage: Jonah 1:1-17

Date: 2024-07-07

Speaker: Scott Furey

God says Go, Jonah says No!

1.     Jonah’s disobedience brings God’s anger (v. 1 - 6)

2.    Jonah’s declaration exposes his foolishness (v. 7 - 10)

3.    Jonah’s punishment saves the sailors (v. 11 - 17)

-> We disobey God like Jonah (and God is gracious)

-> God is angry yet gracious

-> We are saved by God like the sailors