Mark 10

Mark 9

Continuing the church's series through the Gospel of Mark, a guest speaker walks through the content-rich Mark chapter 8, beginning with Jesus' second feeding of a large crowd.

Continuing through the Gospel of Mark, this message focuses on Mark 7:24-30 and the Syrophoenician (Gentile) woman who persistently begs Jesus to free her demon-possessed daughter, holding her up as an aspirational example of faith.

Continuing through the Gospel of Mark, this message covers Mark 6:1-13, where Jesus is met with skepticism and rejection in his hometown of Nazareth before sending out the twelve disciples.

Continuing the series through the Gospel of Mark, this message examines the intertwined healing stories of Mark 5:21-43, where Jairus pleads for his dying daughter, arguing through Mark's chiastic structure that Jesus can heal and nothing is beyond him.

Continuing the Mark series, this message looks at Mark 4:35-41, where Jesus, after teaching from the boat, crosses the Sea of Galilee and calms the storm, reflecting on how he moved through life unhurried, "just as he was."

Continuing the Mark series, this message moves into Mark 4 and the parable of the sower, reflecting on how Jesus taught in parables and seemed comfortable with the disciples' misunderstanding and the ambiguity of his teaching.

Continuing the series through Mark, this message covers Mark 2:13-17, the calling of Levi the tax collector and Jesus eating with sinners, with context on how tax collectors extorted their neighbors under Roman occupation.

A guest speaker preaches from John 16:16-22, where Jesus tells his disciples "a little while, and you will see me," promising that their sorrow will be turned into joy that no one can take away, reflecting on the Apostle John's own hope amid suffering.