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  • GOSPEL MATH--How Jesus Solves Problems | The Gospel of Mark (Msg 24) | Mark 6:30-44 | 2/12/23

    In this sermon, Pastor Ben Nistor preaches on Mark 6: 30-44, which tells the account of Jesus feeding the thousands from five loaves and two fish. This account is significant in many ways, one of which is that besides the Resurrection, the feeding of thousands is the only other miracle recorded by ALL FOUR Gospel writers. In this passage we see that Jesus is the compassionate Good Shepherd who disrupts the laws of nature to bring about His divine purpose. We see that by feeding thousands, Jesus wants to show His divine power, compassion, and purpose. Jesus uses physical miracles, such as this miraculous intervention in nature to multiply the loaves and fish, to point us to spiritual realities and to cause spiritual awakenings in our hearts.

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    In this video:

    1:07 Reading of Mark 6: 30-44

    4:07 Background/Context

    11:55 How Many Did Jesus Feed?

    14:00 Main Points of the Feeding the Thousands account

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    44 min
  • The Murder of God’s Greatest Prophet, Pt 2 | The Gospel of Mark (Msg 23) | Mark 6:14-29 | 2/5/23

    Pastor Andrew Coleman continues our sermon series in the Gospel of Mark by preaching on Mark 6: 14-29. In this passage, we hear the account of King Herod beheading God's greatest prophet, John the Baptist. We see the desperate wickedness of those who do not trust in Christ and the misguided lifestyles of those who reject God's Word. Yet we also see that God continues to carry out his grand plan of redemption through the faith of his people, even in the midst of suffering and great evil doing. As believers, we should remember that God is more intent on proving and growing our faith in Him than in rescuing us from all our trials in this life. Ask yourself--What do I fear more: lack of faith or suffering?

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    https://www.sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_971ec7e77c6d4e7bbe70d66d9c5a4ae5.pdf

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    In this video:

    0:00 Review: WHO was John the Baptist and WHY was he so important?

    4:43 Reading of Mark 6: 14-29

    14:34 Who were King Herod Antipas and his wife Herodias?

    57:54 Application to Your Life

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    1 hr 7 min
  • The Murder of God’s Greatest Prophet, Pt 1 | The Gospel of Mark (Msg 22) | Mark 6:14-29 | 1/29/23

    Pastor Andrew Coleman continues our sermon series in the Gospel of Mark by preaching on Mark 6: 14-29. This sermon discusses the significance of one of God's greatest prophets--John the Baptist. Consider the seriousness with which John approached his life and call. John LIVED to introduce others to Christ. That was his only concern. What about us? Are we living to show Christ to others?

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    In this video:

    0:00 Expositional sermon on Mark 6: 14-29

    14:33 WHO was John the Baptist and WHY was he so important?

    56:47 John's example and your life

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    1 hr 8 min
  • God’s Assignment for His People | The Gospel of Mark (Msg 21) | Mark 6:6-15 | 1/22/23

    Erique Rojas continues our sermon series in the Gospel of Mark by preaching on Mark 6: 6-15. In this passage, Jesus sends out his disciples two by two to preach the gospel to the surrounding towns and villages. This sermon draws out four principles from this passage that we should remember as we minister to those around us. First, that teaching God's Word should be our MAIN priority. Second, that the mission of the Gospel is done THROUGH THE CHURCH. Third, that the message of the Gospel is URGENT. Finally, that Christians are called to TRUST GOD AND SUPPORT THE WORK OF THE MINISTRY.

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    In this video:

    0:00 Review of previous Gospel of Mark sermons

    10:20 Four Principles for Ministry

    10:50 Teaching God's Word is the Main Priority

    15:06 The Mission of the Gospel is Done Through the Church

    20:50 The Message of the Gospel is Urgent

    28:40 Christians are Called to Trust God and Support the Work of the Ministry

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    50 min
  • The Astonishing Hardness of the Human Heart | The Gospel of Mark (Msg 20) | Mark 6:1-6 | 1/15/23

    Pastor Andrew Coleman continues our sermon series in the Gospel of Mark by preaching on Mark 6: 1-6. This passage tells the account of Jesus returning to his hometown, only to be met with unbelief, doubt, and offense by the people who knew him there. In this account, we see a clear picture of the great problem of unbelief. So what is unbelief? Unbelief is the greatest problem of the human heart and mind. Unbelief and hardness of heart go hand in hand. Unbelief is the opposite of belief or faith in God. Unbelief has been present since the beginning of time -- and it is always accompanied by devastating consequences! How can believers fight against unbelief on a daily basis? Psalm 95:7-11 and Hebrews 3:15 speak to this. "As it is said, 'Today, if you hear his voice, do not harden your hearts as in the rebellion.'" And in Mark 1:15, Jesus began by preaching... “The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand; repent and believe in the gospel.”

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    ➤Sermon Notes (Blank): https://www.sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_e0a6944455d34eb8a26572fee1270cdd.pdf

    ➤Sermon Notes (Answers): https://www.sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_e33c7e239db2483e9006b4ade8843416.pdf

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    In this video:

    0:00 Expositional sermon on Mark 6: 1-6

    4:20 BACKGROUND & SETTING

    16:27 THE PROBLEM OF UNBELIEF

    52:59 THE SOLUTION TO UNBELIEF

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    58 min
  • Jesus -- The Lord with Pity and Power | The Gospel of Mark (Msg 19) | Mark 5:21-43 | 1/8/2023

    Pastor Andrew Coleman continues a sermon series in the Gospel of Mark and preaches on Mark 5: 21-43. In this passage, Jesus shows himself to be the Lord with great pity and great power. In the stories of Jesus' healing of the woman who had a discharge and of Jesus' raising of a little girl from the dead, we see Jesus' tremendous pity and compassion toward those who are hurting, both in his words and his actions. We also see that Jesus has unlimited power over sickness and death. Although Jesus has great concern for the physical well-being of people, he has an even greater concern for their spiritual healing.

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    ➤Sermon Notes (Answers): https://www.sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_4cab25eb2df6464889b17838ebc71331.pdf

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    In this video:

    1:23 Background & Setting

    29:56 1) JESUS HAS TREMENDOUS PITY FOR THE HURTING (vs 21-42)

    35:34 2) JESUS IS ACCESSIBLE TO THOSE WHO SEEK HIM IN FAITH (vs 21, 24)

    44:39 3) WHILE JESUS HAS PITY FOR YOUR PHYSICAL NEED, HE HAS EVEN GREATER CONCERN FOR YOUR SPIRITUAL NEED

    48:26 4) JESUS HAS UNLIMITED POWER OVER SICKNESS AND DEATH

    Application

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    56 min
  • Jesus—Lord Over Your Demons | The Gospel of Mark (Msg 18) | Mark 5:1-20 | 12/18/22

    Pastor Andrew Coleman continues a sermon series in the Gospel of Mark and preaches on Mark 5: 1-20. In this passage, We see that Jesus is GOD. He has control over everything, including power over legions of demons. We also see that Jesus is COMPASSIONATE. He goes after the individual with compassion. Finally, we see that Jesus is ON MISSION. He commands His followers

    to be on mission also!

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    In this video:

    1:57 Reading of Mark 5: 1-20

    6:01 Main Themes of Mark 5: 1-20

    12:25 Remember the Setting

    14:52 1) Jesus is God--He has power over LEGIONS of demons

    30:56 2) Jesus is Compassionate--He goes after ONE

    36:40 3) Jesus is 'On Mission'--He commands his followers to be on mission too

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    1 hr
  • Jesus—Lord of Your Storm | The Gospel of Mark (Msg 17) | Mark 4:35-41 | 12/11/22

    In this passage, Jesus’ Deity is clear. Through his own WORDS of Deity through the Scriptures and through his WORKS of Deity as he performs works & miracles in the Gospels. Specifically in Mark 4:35-41, Jesus miraculously calms the storm and shows his Deity by controlling the storm through his spoken word, “Peace! Be still.” This was a learning experience for the disciples. They had great fear and doubt—the absence of faith—and Jesus rebuked them. He wanted their faith in him to grow. As we study this passage, we should ask ourselves, “What will I do with my storm? How will I respond to Jesus and to his work in my life?”

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    ➤Sermon Notes (Answers): https://www.sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_9f33bb8ad6634973ac95fbcc52655590.pdf

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    In this video:

    5:13 WHO is this Jesus?

    9:18 Jesus' own WORDS of Deity

    13:19 Jesus' own WORKS of Deity

    46:44 What will you do with your storm? And what will you do with Jesus?

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    57 min
  • Faithful and Fruitful Hearers | The Gospel of Mark (Msg 16) | Mark 4:21–34 | 12/04/22

    In this sermon, Pastor Andrew Coleman preaches on Mark 4: 21-34 and digs into three of Jesus’ parables to explore the signs of FAITHFUL and FRUITFUL hearers of the Gospel. In the parables of The Lamp Under a Basket, The Mystery of the Growth & Harvest, and The Mustard Seed: Tiny to Great, it becomes clear that faithful & fruitful hearers of the Gospel understand the clear expectation to share the Gospel of Christ with others, take action in the work of the harvest, and trust in the Lord to fulfill his work and promises.

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    ➤Sermon Notes (Blank): https://www.sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_2bb682b3e77e459781df94574042c01b.pdf

    ➤Sermon Notes (Answers): https://www.sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_3bf0438adf104cab9a8f3648a2307700.pdf

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    In this video:

    0:00 Review & Context

    9:42 Let’s Clarify “The Kingdom of God” or “The Kingdom”

    15:34 Reading of the 3 Parables about Faithful, Fruitful Hearers of the Gospel

    23:04 9 Marks of Faithful, Fruitful Hearers of the Gospel

    Application

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    1 hr 8 min
  • Are You Bearing Fruit? | The Gospel of Mark (Msg 15) | Mark 4:1–20 | 11/27/22

    Pastor Ben Nistor preaches on Mark 4:1–20, the Parable of the Sower. This parable teaches us three things: 1) God sows his Word to all types of people, 2) the ground that rejects the Word is fruitless, and 3) the ground that receives the Word is fruitful. Satan sometimes steals the world immediately with force; sometimes he does it slowly with suffering; other times, he does it tactically with things. But the good soil hears, receives and accepts God's Word. God's Word ALWAYS accomplishes its purpose, and therefore, those who have faith in Christ will bear fruit.

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    Links to Sermon Notes & Answers:

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    ➤Sermon Notes (Answers): https://www.sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_b02eb638b6274046bee05981c6cf61e0.pdf

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    In this video:

    0:39 Reading of Mark 4: 1-20

    8:38 Context

    15:26 Initial Observations of Mark 4: 1-20

    23:11 Satan's Strategy is to Steal the Word

    28:29 God's Strategy to Spread the Word

    41:37 Ask Yourself--"Am I bearing fruit?"

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    49 min

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