Sermons on Mark

Today’s message reminds us that regardless of how desperate our situation or how impossible it may seem to get out of – it’s never too late for God to work.

It can be easy to lose faith in God when it seems He’s slow in answering our prayers. Other times we can have our focus turned more towards finding our way out of our desperate situations than on God. Today we consider things connected to both of these topics.

Today we consider the contrast between God’s Kingdom and the kingdom of darkness and how Jesus came to destroy everything connected to that kingdom.

Jesus crossed the stormy lake to set a man free from the power of darkness. How might God want to use us as well?

Everyone faces storms in life. So, how do we handle them when they come? Do we panic or believe that we are going to die or can we find rest in the middle of it? Today we discover the reason Jesus could rest in the storm and how we can too.

In today’s message we’ll be looking at the first parables of Jesus and discover some kingdom principles connected to soil, seeds, and sowing.

Today we talk about the call of Jesus to be part of His family as we choose to follow Him.

While we may be tempted to believe that the eyes of people only rest on people we deem important, the truth is we are all being watched. So, how should we live as people who are watched and avoid become watchers of others?

This morning we talk about fasting and how it should be seen as more than an act of just giving up food.

Jesus was never afraid or intimidated to get connected with people who were maybe viewed as undesirables by others. How about us?