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  • The Builders Reject the Cornerstone | Gospel of Mark (Msg 54) | Mark 12: 1-12 | 10/29/2023

    In today's sermon, Pastor Andrew preaches on Mark 12: 1-12. In our previous message from Mark 11:27-33, the chief priests, teachers of the law and elders were confronting Jesus more directly and intensely than before. They questioned by what authority he threw the money changers and thieves out of the temple just before Passover. Jesus now answers them by a parable--and this time they get it! The parable of the vineyard points to the truth that It’s not about the Israel’s goodness (or our goodness), but God's GRACIOUSNESS toward us! His salvation will come to all who receive and honor Him… not just this nation of Israel He chose to love. His wrath will come to all who reject and dishonor Him… including this nation of Israel He chose to love.

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    In this video:

    2:00 Important Introductory Statements for this Sermon

    25:32 Background on this Text

    28:17 Reading of Mark 12: 1-12

    42:40 The Parable of the Vineyard

    49:30 The Meaning of the Parable

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    58 min
  • Challenging the Authority of Jesus | Mark 11: 27-33 | Gospel of Mark (Msg 53) | 10/8/2023

    In today's sermon, Pastor Jason Hill preaches on Mark 11: 27-33. In this passage, we see the Sanhedrin challenge Jesus and try to incriminate him with their questions. As believers observing the interaction between the Sanhedrin and Jesus, we must ask ourselves--are we more concerned about our status or position with others than about exalting Christ and submitting to Jesus’ authority and lordship in our lives? Do we find ourselves fearing man and his opinion more than God?

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    In this video:

    1:51 Reading of Mark 11: 27-33

    3:37 Review & Background

    6:38 The Confrontation Over Authority (First of five confrontations in Mark 11 -12: 44)

    37:21 Application Questions

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    44 min
  • So Much More Than ”Name It, Claim It” | Mark 11:20-25 | Gospel of Mark (Msg 52) | 10/1/2023)

    In today's sermon, we continue our sermon series in the Gospel of Mark and study Mark 11: 20-25. In this passage, we get a glimpse at Jesus' teaching on effective prayer--what effective prayer is and how we can employ it in our lives. Jesus teaches us that effective prayer is really centered on God and his glory. Effective prayer is not about us, and yet we often manage to make it about ourselves instead of God and His glory. We must seek to center our hearts on God and his Kingdom, relying on him in confidence and faith as we pray for his will to be done.

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    ➤Sermon Notes (Answers): https://www.sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_332cdf0099764afdbff90cf3e630f9ee.pdf

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    In this video:

    1:00 Review & Background

    7:06 Reading of Mark 11: 20-25

    10:13 Essential Elements of Effective Prayer

    53:03 The Disciples Became People of Effective Prayer

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    59 min
  • Much Foliage But No Fruit | Mark 11:12-20 | Gospel of Mark (Msg 51) | 9/24/2023

    In today's sermon, we continue our study in the book of Mark and look at Mark 11: 12-20. In this passage, we see two scenarios—one, of Jesus cursing the fig tree, and two, of Jesus throwing the money changers from the temple. These two are connected in an important way. We notice Jesus’s judgment of the fig tree as a prefigured judgment of the temple. Then, we see Jesus’s judgment of fraudulent religion in the temple as He expresses His holy wrath and rage against this great ungodliness of thievery and hypocrisy. In these accounts, we see that having the foliage of religion is not necessarily indicative of the fruit of a true relationship with God. We must ask ourselves—does Jesus need to clear some things out of the temple of your heart?

    Are there fraudulent attitudes or actions that hinder the purity of your worship?

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    In this video:

    1:43 Review

    3:06 Mark 11: 12-20

    6:07 The Fruitless Fig Tree and the Fraudulent Temple

    44:02 Application Questions

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    51 min
  • Praise the Lord! | Mark 11: 1-11 | Gospel of Mark (Msg 50) | 9/17/2023

    In today's sermon, we continue our study in the book of Mark and look at Mark 11: 1-11. In this passage, we see that Jesus is worthy of praise! We see that Jesus willingly lays down His life to save sinners, because he wants to redeem us. We see Jesus demonstrate that he is a righteous, humble, peaceful deliverer by his entry into Jerusalem on a lowly donkey. Ultimately, we see that Jesus is the Lord of lords and King of kings, and that one day Jesus will return again, appearing triumphantly on a white horse (Revelation 19: 11-16). Jesus ultimately intends to right the wrongs of our fallen world. He wants us to hope in His sovereign rule and final verdict, and He will settle all matters when He returns!

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    In this video:

    2:27 Reading of Mark 11: 1-11

    4:27 A Key Verb of Mark 11:1–11

    18:41 Seven Reasons to Praise Jesus

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    46 min
  • Jesus, Son of David--Have Mercy on Me! | Mark 10:46–52 | Gospel of Mark (Msg 49) | 9/10/2023

    In today's sermon, we continue our study in the book of Mark and look at Mark 10: 36-52, where we read the account of the blind man Bartimaeus encountering Jesus Christ. In this passage, we see a beautiful truth--that Jesus HEARS those who cry out for mercy in faith. Jesus cares about our trouble and suffering, and he has the power to heal your broken life and to save your eternal soul.

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    In this video:

    1:06 Reading of Mark 10: 46-52

    5:33 Key Observations

    27:13 Six Characteristics of How Jesus Healed

    37:30 Significance For You and Me

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    46 min
  • Jesus Leads the Way to the Cross | Mark 10:32–34 | Gospel of Mark (Msg 48) | 9/3/2023

    In today's sermon, Pastor Ruben Hernandez preaches on Mark 10: 32-34. In this passage, we see Jesus boldly face the path to the cross. As we dig into this passage and contemplate what it means for us, we see the attitude that Christ has toward saving his beloved. John 15:20 tells us, “ ‘A servant is not greater than his master.’ If they persecuted me, they will also persecute you.” For believers, we must understand that we will sometimes face difficulty, trials, or persecution because we are following Jesus. As we encounter trials brought on by our association with Jesus, let us face them boldly after the manner he set before us.

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    ➤Sermon Notes (Answers): https://www.sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_1e48bdf660294e39825518162fee78cb.pdf

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    In this video:

    5:47 Reading of Mark 10: 32-34

    6:42 Review from last week

    9:07 Context

    11:57 Main Points

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    48 min
  • Then Who Can Be Saved? | Mark 10:17-31 | Gospel of Mark (Msg 47) | 8/27/2023

    In today's sermon, we look at Mark 10: 17-31 where Jesus responds to a rich young ruler. In this passage, Jesus uses hyperbole to reveal the impossibility of anyone saving themselves. Salvation is only of, from, and by God. Salvation does not come by status, riches or keeping the Law but by faith in the God who saves, rewards and uses His people. Christ calls you to surrender all to Him in repentance and trust. He will reward!

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    In this video:

    0:50 Review from last week

    2:45 Reading of Mark 10: 17-31

    10:33 Jesus Unpacks for His Disciples the Rich Young Ruler's Problem

    1:04:55 What About You?

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    1 hr 9 min
  • Jesus Meets an American | Mark 10:17-31 | Gospel of Mark (Msg 46) | 8/20/2023

    In today's sermon, we dig into Mark 10: 17-31 and observe Jesus answering questions from a rich man. In this passage, we see that religion and wealth can keep a person from eternal life. Throughout the gospel of Mark, Jesus always cuts right to the heart of an issue. He knows what is in every person's heart, and he knows what idols are holding people back from him. In this case, materialism was the idol keeping the man from truly following Jesus. We must ask ourselves--is there an idol in our hearts and lives (either materialism or something else) that is keeping us from wholeheartedly following Jesus? It is always worth it to say no to pursuing our idols and yes to following Jesus!

    "Jesus said, 'Truly, I say to you, there is no one who has left house or brothers or sisters or mother or father or children or lands, for my sake and for the gospel, who will not

    receive a hundredfold now in this time, houses and brothers and sisters and mothers and children and lands, with persecutions, and in the age to come eternal life.'" Mark 10:29-30

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    ➤Sermon Notes (Blank): https://www.sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_1a5ac30c7b324889ae8ef9a1a9a0df76.pdf

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    In this video:

    1:55 Review of previous sermons in series

    18:30 Reading of Mark 10: 17-31

    21:41 Main Points

    53:51 What About You?

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    58 min
  • Bringing Children to Jesus | Mark 10:13-16 | Gospel of Mark (Msg 45) | 8/13/2023

    In this week's sermon, Pastor Andrew Coleman preaches on Mark 10: 13-16, looking at the account of Jesus taking little children to him and blessing them. In this passage, we see a counter-cultural message--Jesus teaches that children do not have to become more like adults, but instead

    adults have to become more like children in order to come to Jesus! In order to receive Jesus' salvation and blessing, we must come to him with child-like faith.

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    ➤Sermon Notes (Answers): https://www.sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_5a9a924b068847498da5286b47e3ca58.pdf

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    In this video:

    2:23 Reading of Mark 10: 13-16

    5:08 Background & Context

    10:05 Notice What the Text Says

    45:01 Practical Applications

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    1 hr 8 min

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