Sermons on Mark
Radical Generosity
Radical Generosity is a choice we make as followers of Jesus to give our lives away for the sake of others.
Where to Sit at The Table
Humility is letting go of self importance, following the servant example of Jesus.
The Rich Young Ruler: Eternity is Now in Session
“The gospel is less about getting into the Kingdom of heaven when you die and more about living in the kingdom of heaven before you die.” (Dallas Willard)
The Fourth Nail (Why did Jesus have to die?)
The mission of God is to set things right.
BELIEVE: Act on New Truth
Sermon in a Sentence: When Jesus says believe, He’s inviting you to entrust your life to His Kingdom Gospel and the Kingdom Paradigm. Sermon Begins at about 33:20
METANOIA: New Thinking
Sermon in a Sentence: Real transformation comes from changing the way you think: Thoughts Precede Behavior. Sermon Begins at 32:30
OUR STRATEGY | PART ONE: THE JESUS WAY TO BRING THEM IN
Our success in fulfilling the Great Co-Mission to Make Disciples begins with building relationships with unchurched friends and inviting them to walk the Disciple’s Trail with us.
Postures of Prayer & Praise
In prayer and praise, it is appropriate to engage our whole being – mind and body, soul and spirit – in direction our affections toward God in anticipation of a powerful encounter with His presence.
Eternity is Now in Session
“The gospel is less about getting into the Kingdom of heaven when you die and more about living in the kingdom of heaven before you die.” (Dallas Willard)
Fish Like Jesus
To fish like Jesus, we may need to need to spend ample time eating with disreputable guests, going to where the people who need Him the most are located.
The Antidote for Busyness
We push back against busyness in our lives when we practice Sabbath-keeping by spending time with a conscious awareness that God’s work is more important than ours. Download The Map, a weekly study guide to help you consistently reflect on Scripture as you pursue maturity in Christ.
The Sacred Order of the Towel
Jesus calls us to take up the towel and embrace the surrendered, selfless, submitted life of a sacrificial servant.