Sermons onMark 15

• 15:01Mark 15

  But what the world doesn't understand is that the cross answers the question. Listen to the words of the book of Mark 15. Could not there have been a better way. But it was after the death of Jesus on Golgotha that a centurion. Now this is a Roman soldier who has seen execution after execution after execution. This is a man that has experienced the cross. That is acquainted with death and suffering.

The Mind of a Disciple

• 9:33Mark 15

  …relative of the son of Alphaeus we have in Scripture. So, James has a more famous, well-known brother, but he also has a mother who has surrounded herself in the shadow of faith of Jesus of Nazareth. So, let's jump to Mark chapter 15. Now, if you ever wonder, and there's a debate right now, what is the place of women in the church?

• 10:26Mark 15:40

  Because at the cross, we don't see the disciples there. We see John. But we see a multiplicity of women there at the cross. And the Bible never tells us why. But if you ask me, is there a place for women in the faith community? I would point you to Mark chapter 15, verse 40.

Psalms

• 27:04Mark 15

  out loud. Maybe you've heard the words of Psalm 22 before. Mark 15, verse 33 says this, When it was noon, darkness came over the whole land until about three in the afternoon. And at three o'clock, Jesus cried out with a loud voice, and I'll excuse you if you don't recognize the words because it's in Aramaic. Eloi,

• 4:23Mark 15

  Mark chapter 15, beginning in verse 33. When it was noon, darkness came over the whole land until there was afternoon, around three o'clock. And at three, Jesus cried out with a loud voice, Eloi, Eloi, lama sabbatanai, which is translated, My God, my God, why have you abandoned me? When some of the bystanders heard this, they said,

• 22:32Mark 15

  He was bound by faith to believe. This is, this is the good confession. Would that be true of you today? We've given you the cry and the curtain and the centurion, but there's more to the story. So let's continue to read and see what the Word says to us. Mark 15, 42. When it was already evening because of the day of preparation, that is, the day before the Sabbath,

• 35:47Mark 15:37

  with you what if I told you that the crowds did not have the last word in scripture in Mark there's a later cry that sticks in the echo of our hearing this cry is not described as a shout but a cry and it's found in Mark chapter 15 verse 37 Mark

Mark

• 0:33Mark 15

  Some of you are awake. Excellent. If you have your Bibles with you, and I hope that you do, turn with me as I turn there to Mark chapter 15. Mark chapter 15. You say, well, what verse? The entire chapter this morning. Today's message is a continuation of a series in the book of Mark.

• 0:42Mark 15

  Some of you are awake. Excellent. If you have your Bibles with you, and I hope that you do, turn with me as I turn there to Mark chapter 15. Mark chapter 15. You say, well, what verse? The entire chapter this morning. Today's message is a continuation of a series in the book of Mark.

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• 23:11Mark 15:33

  But he never was tainted by the sin that he lived with. He never failed to the temptations that were brought to him even when Satan sought to tempt him. There were extraordinary events that took place on the cross, but the most extraordinary event of all that took place on the cross was when God the Father could no longer look upon the Son. Mark chapter 15, verse 33, When the sixth hour came,

• 32:15Mark 15:18

  …holding jesus in custody were mocking him beating him and they were blindfolding him and were asking him saying prophesy who is this one uh who hit you and they were saying many at the things against him blaspheming mark 15 18 they kept beating his head with a reed and spitting on him and kneeling and bowing before him mocking him his pain was real his pain was real for you the next time