Épisodes

  • Jesus Mocked
    Nov 16 2025
    Ever since Adam and Eve’s children, humanity has shown cruelty toward one another. There’s even an expression: man’s inhumanity to man. But today, we’re going deeper—into man’s inhumanity to God. Sermon Notes Mark 15:16 – 21 Soldiers mock Jesus and lead Him to be crucified Probers 14:9 Fools mock at sin Galatians 6:7 – 10 God is not mocked
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    23 min
  • Satisfying the Crowd
    Nov 9 2025
    Pontius Pilate faced a moral crossroads when choosing between justice and public pressure. As Jesus stands silent before His accusers, we witness the ultimate example of strength, humility, and divine love. Sermon Notes Mark 15:1 Religious leaders bind Jesus and deliver Him to Pilate (The Roman Governor) Mark 15:2 – 5 Pilate questions Jesus Mark 15:6 – 11 Pilate tries to release Jesus. The crowd instead wants a murder released. (the son of the father rather than (The Son of God the Father) Mark 15:12 – 14 The crowd influenced by the Chief Priests, want Jesus crucified Mark 15:15 To satisfy the crowd Pilate has Jesus scrouged and authorized His crucifixion
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    22 min
  • Acting like a Non-Believer
    Nov 2 2025
    While Jesus stands firm in truth, Peter falters under pressure, denying his Lord three times. Sermon Notes Mark 14:66 – 70 Three times people accuse Peter of being with Jesus. The first two times he denies it and moves away from the accuser Mark 14:71 The third response to the accuser was to curse and swear Mark 14:72 After the third denial Peter hears the cock crow the second time and weeps
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    19 min
  • Jesus’s Arrest and First Trial
    Oct 26 2025
    What would you do if silence could grant your deepest prayer? Jesus's has been arrested in the Garden of Gethsemane and the profound choice to speak the truth, even when silence could have spared Him suffering. Sermon Notes Mark 14:43 – 45 Judas betrays Jesus Mark 14:46 – 50 Jesus arrested; someone tries to stop the arrest, but Jesus intervenes, then Hiss disciples fled Mark 14:51 & 52 A young man wearing only a linen sheet flees naked Mark 14:53 Jesus taken to the High Priest and Council Mark 14:54 Peter follows at a distance Mark 14:55 – 60 During the first trial only false and inconsistent testimony is given Mark 61 & 62 Jesus thus far remains silent and if He remained so He would have to be released. So Chief Priest asks Jesus why He does not respond and if He is the Christ. Jesus responds “I am” Mark 14:63 – 66 High Priest acts as if he is mourning. The Council condemns Jesus as worthy of death due to blasphemy and begin to mistreat Him
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    28 min
  • Spirit Willing, Flesh Weak
    Oct 19 2025
    Sermon Notes Mark 14:27 & 28 Jesus tells disciples they will be scattered according to the Scriptures, but He will meet them in Galilee after He has risen Mark 14:29 Peter confident he will not fall away Mark 14:30 Jesus tells him that he will deny Him 3 times before the cock crows twice Mark 14:31 Peter and the others disciples insist they would die before betray Him Mark 14:32 – 36 Jesus and the disciples go to a garden called Gethsemane to pray. Jesus takes 3 of them with Him farther and He goes even farther to pray Mark 14:37 – 42 Jesus prays to avoid what is going to happen 3 times, asks the disciples 3 times to watch and pray, but they continue to sleep
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    25 min
  • Initiating the Lord’s Supper
    Oct 12 2025
    The significance of the Lord’s Supper initiated by Jesus during the Holy Day of Passover. We will see the betrayal of Judas, the symbolism of bread and wine, and Jesus as the Passover Lamb and the covenant of grace. Sermon Notes Mark 14:10 & 11 Judas makes a deal to betray Jesus Mark 14:12 – 16 Preparation for the Passover meal Mark 14:17 – 21 Jesus reveals He will be betrayed by one of them Mark 14:22 - 26 Jesus initiates Communion/Lord’s Supper
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    22 min
  • Extravagant Worship
    Oct 5 2025
    Acts of worship by the woman with the alabaster jar, the poor widow, King David, and ultimately Jesus Christ. Sermon Notes Mark 14:1 & 2 2 days before Passover and Unleavened Bread the religious leaders were looking for a way to kill Jesus before the Holy Days Mark 14:3 – 9 A woman during the meal poured on Jesus expensive perfume and was criticized for it, but Jesus told them to leave her alone, what she did was good and to be remembered 2 Samuel 24:18– 25 David would not make an offering to God that cost him nothing Hebrews 9:11 – 14 Jesus offered Himself to God for us
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    29 min
  • Be Alert
    Sep 28 2025
    Jesus' teaches about the destruction of the temple and His return. Sermon Notes Mark 13:1 & 2 Disciples impressed by the Temple area, but Jesus tells them it will be destroyed Mark 13:3 & 4 Peter, James & John ask privately when these things will be and what will be the signs of fulfillment Mark 13:5 – 13 Beginning signs Mark 13:14 The sign of the “Abomination of Desolation” Mark 13:15 – 20 What to do and how seriously to take that sign Mark 13:21 – 23 Do not believe false Christs because Jesus has already told us Mark 13:24 – 27 The coming of the “Son of Man” Mark 13:28 – 32 Parable of the Fig Tree Mark 13:33 – 37 Be on the alert
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    43 min