God’s Word makes it very clear that Jesus is going to return some day. He will appear suddenly in blazing divine glory in the sky for all the world to see. It will be overwhelming. For the unbeliever, it will be sheer terror. For the believer, it will be one of the greatest days on earth. For the believer, the Bible describes it as a “wonderful day” (Titus 2:12-13). It is a day that believers “eagerly look forward to” (2 Tim. 4:8). Believers throughout the centuries have been “looking forward to the coming of God’s Son from heaven” (1 Thess. 1:10). Continue reading
Tag: Mark sermon series (Page 1 of 3)
This lesson takes a look at what it means to live in the world without being of the world. It addresses what it means to give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to give to God what belongs to God. Continue reading
In this lesson you will learn that living in peace involves radical acceptance. Jesus teaches the work of God is more inclusive than you think. Continue reading
You have an agenda for your life. That agenda may or may not include God’s plan and His agenda. If God’s agenda for your life is not your agenda for your life then you will be wrestling with God all your life. Your life will wear you out. Once you understand God’s agenda and embrace it and give up your personal agenda then you can experience the peace that surpasses all understanding and the abundant life God wants you to have. Continue reading
This is a series of commentary/sermons that focus on the transfiguration from Mark 9:1-13 with an emphasis on practical application. Continue reading
What are you worth? What is your value? What would you trade your soul for? Is anything worth more than your soul? These are the questions and thoughts Jesus wants us to deeply consider as we follow Him throughout life. Continue reading
These are my sermon notes and commentary on Mark 8:35. They have not been proofed for spelling or grammar. I present them to you as is. Continue reading
These are my notes from a sermon series. It has not been proofed for spelling or grammatical errors. I present it to you as-is. Continue reading
These are my notes from a sermon series. It has not been proofed for spelling or grammatical errors. I present it to you as-is. Continue reading
These are my notes from a sermon series. It has not been proofed for spelling or grammatical errors. I present it to you as-is. Continue reading
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