The chinchilla church of christ Sermons

The chinchilla church of christ Sermons

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  • In God's Kingdom People Matter

    In Mark 1:40-2:17, we will look at Jesus’ and his interaction with the Pharisees over the sabbath and what is acceptable to do or not do. The age old question how does the Sabbath apply to day?

    Passage: Mark 2:18-3:12

    Date: 15 December 2024

    50 min
  • Jesus Forgives and Cleanses

    In Mark 1:40-2:17, we will look at Jesus’ teaching on our greatest need: forgiveness for our sins committed against God. Including how he sees us in our sin, and what happens when we don’t see our sin and need for forgiveness clearly. 

    Passage: Mark 1:40-2:17

    Date: 15 December 2024

     

    46 min
  • Becoming a Disciple of Christ

    In Mark 1:16-39, we explore what kind of authority and power Jesus has, and how we are to respond to it. We see several stories all showing Jesus’ authority and a multitude of responses to it. The big question is will we submit to his authority? Will we accept him as our Lord, as well as a saviour? Are we willing to learn what it means to be a true follower of Jesus?

    Passage: Mark 1:16-39

    Date: 1 December 2024

    46 min
  • Why do people reject the gospel?

    Mark 1:1-15 is the introduction to our series in Mark, and we start with this question, Why do so many people reject the gospel? Mark begins recounting the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God. We see how John the Baptist prepares the people for Jesus’ arrival, how Jesus was shown to truly be the promised Messiah, and why after all of that the Jews still rejected and crucified him. All of this helps us to understand why people today continue to reject the gospel, even when it is such good news.

    Passage: Mark 1:1-15

    Date: 24 November 2024

    35 min

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