"Mark" Tagged Sermons

"Mark" Tagged Sermons

He Who Opens the Eyes of the Blind

Mark 10:46-52 This Sunday morning, Khai Tan delivers the message from the Gospel of Mark. We see in this Gospel narrative how Jesus heals a blind man who “sees’ Jesus for who He is while the crowd is blinded to the truth. We hope that this sermon is a blessing to you.

The Way of Jesus: Sacrificial Service

Mark 10:32-45 This Sunday morning, Pastor Michael preaches from the book of Mark. In this passage we see the suffering servant on His way to Jerusalem explaining how we are to serve in His kingdom. We hope you are blessed by this sermon!

Jesus the Better Sacrifice

Hebrews 10:1-18 This Sunday evening, Mike Seaton brings us the word from the book of Hebrews. We see that Jesus is the better sacrifice, who took the wrath of God, bearing the punishment for our sins once and for all. We hope you are blessed by this sermon!

What Must I Do To Inherit Eternal Life?

Mark 10:13-31 This Sunday morning, Pastor James exhorts us from the book of Mark how we are to inherit eternal life. We are to inherit eternal life by trusting in Christ Alone for our Salvation, not looking to other saviours or ourselves for salvation. We hope you are blessed by this sermon!

We Need Jesus!

Mark 9:14-32 This Sunday morning, James preaches from the book of Mark, exhorting us that even when things are dark and not as they should be because of sin and Satan, we need Jesus; to trust in him.

The Glory of Son

Mark 9:2-13 This Sunday morning, Pastor Michael preaches from the gospel of Mark. This section of Mark brings us a lesson about the glory of Jesus, the authority of Jesus, and the suffering of Jesus. We hope you are blessed by this sermon.

What is the Blueprint for Following Jesus?

Mark 8:31 – 9:1 This Sunday morning, pastor James preaches on the the paradox of the cross; how power comes through weakness. The blueprint for how we follow Jesus is to share in his suffering in order that we might share in his glory.

Seeing Jesus Clearly

Mark 8:22-33 In Mark’s gospel, we see that seeing Jesus clearly requires making a personal decision about who we understand Him to be. He asks His disciples, “Who do you say that I am?”. Seeing Jesus clearly also requires understanding that He suffered and offered Himself as a sacrifice for our sins. It is only through this sacrifice that we can take up our cross daily, put sin to death, and run the race that is set before us.

Feeding of the Four Thousand and the Leaven of the Pharisees

Mark 8:11-21 Karl brings us the Word this Sunday – describing how Jesus fed the four-thousand, and taught His disciples about the leaven of the Pharisees. Through these passages, Jesus teaches us to be aware of the permeating power of sin. In contrast to this, He displays His superabundant provision in all of life.

True Purity

Mark 7:1-13 In this Sermon, Michael exhorts us to love others and not to let tradition take the place of God’s Word in the way we live our Christian life. True purity is a matter of the heart. With a renewed heart we can produce the fruits of the Spirit outlined in Galatians 5:22-23.

Jesus, in Old Testament Colour

Mark 6:30-56 In this sermon, Michael explores the relationship between specific events in the Old Testament, and there fulfillment in the person and work of Jesus Christ.
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