Sermons onMark 1

Asking for a Friend

• 28:14Mark 1

  Mark 1, 16. I'm ending on an invitation because that's where the glory of God leads us. Mark 1, 16. It's Matthew, Mark, second gospel in the New Testament. As he, that's Jesus, passed alongside the Sea of Galilee. He saw Simon and Andrew, Simon's brother, casting a net into the sea where they were fishermen.

• 28:30Mark 1

  Mark 1, 16. I'm ending on an invitation because that's where the glory of God leads us. Mark 1, 16. It's Matthew, Mark, second gospel in the New Testament. As he, that's Jesus, passed alongside the Sea of Galilee. He saw Simon and Andrew, Simon's brother, casting a net into the sea where they were fishermen.

Jeremiah

• 14:35Mark 1

  The word reminds us that we must turn from ourselves and turn to God. In the book of John, this is in the book of Mark 1, verse 4, John the Baptist is appearing in the wilderness and he's baptizing people. That's why we call him John the Baptist. And he's baptizing people. It's the baptism of repentance. And he says, I am baptizing you for the forgiveness of your sins.

The Epistles of John

• 34:32Mark 1

  And then lastly, I think Gaius would go back to Mark 1. Remember the story where there were, there were lepers in Mark 1, 40 through 42, and they're calling out, unclean, unclean, and they need to be healed. Because that's what happens in hospitable relationships. That's…

• 34:35Mark 1

  And then lastly, I think Gaius would go back to Mark 1. Remember the story where there were, there were lepers in Mark 1, 40 through 42, and they're calling out, unclean, unclean, and they need to be healed. Because that's what happens in hospitable relationships. That's…

Savior

• 8:19Mark 1

  Mark chapter 1. Mark, the Gospel says, The beginning of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. And for the Bible scholars among us who say, Ah, I am sensing a pattern. Matthew 1.1. An account of the genealogy of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham. Every Gospel begins in the beginning. Why? Because they want us to know

You Asked For It (2024)

• 40:59Mark 1

  Who are you interceding for today? This is our call to worship. My invitation to you is Mark 1. Simple. Jesus says to the disciples, follow me and I will make you fishers of men. How easy and difficult it is to follow Jesus as Lord and Savior. Follow him. Have you? Have you

Psalms

• 32:57Mark 1

  no way of knowing and yet Jesus turned and looked at her and embraced her she was healed think about the leper in Mark chapter one who runs up to Jesus and says Savior if you are willing heal me and Mark describes a very peculiar

• 17:04Mark 1

  Reminding us that after Christ, the Holy Spirit would be given to all who believe. There was a loud voice that we're going to get to later. And Mark says, using the same word, and Mark 1 is used here, that the heavens were torn from top to bottom as a reminder that there will never be a barrier between God and humanity again because Jesus has given you the open door.

• 4:42Mark 1

  …book of Mark. Today is Palm Sunday. And we are going to talk about that. But we are going to look at today how it all began. And then next week for Easter, we are going to continue the message how it all finished. So Mark chapter 1, Mark does not give us a birth narrative. This is the beginning for Mark. This is how it all began. The second book in the New Testament. If you have your Bibles with you, I will be reading from the CSB today.

• 10:16Mark 1

  Describe. Separate. Yet similar. Events. It is Yahweh. Preparing. The world. To receive. His son. Jesus Christ. As. Lord. So if you had your Bibles. We are going to flip between the two. So go back to Mark chapter 1. And what we see in Mark 1. We see John. The Baptist. Sent. By the father. Ahead of Jesus. To prepare. The way. Now. If we are honest. John the Baptist.

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