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Series: The Gospel of Mark
The Gospel of Mark, Part 1
The Gospel of Mark
As we open a 7-part series in the Gospel of Mark this week, Kevin Rogers helps us to grasp the eternal significance of Mark's opening thesis statement: “The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God” (Mark 1:1).
The Gospel of Mark, Part 3
Who is Jesus?
In four different scenes, four groups have four different responses to the question, "Who is Jesus?" The way we answer this question will determine our eternal destiny.
The Gospel of Mark, Part 4
The Anointed King Who Came To Save The World
In this message from Mark 8, John Leconte describes how knowing who Jesus is and what he's come to do should impact our lives.
The Gospel of Mark, Part 5
The Servant Who Gave His Life
The familiar story of the rich, young ruler and the status-seeking request of disciples James and John give Jesus the opportunity to teach us vital lessons: how to enter the Kingdom of God and what Jesus expects of those who follow him.
The Gospel of Mark, Part 7
The Crucified King
Jesus, the highest king, suffered our condemnation so that we can enter the presence of God.
The Gospel of Mark, Part 8
Gospel Facts and Faithful Followers
Jesus' resurrection changes everything. In the final message of our series in the book of Mark, Robin Boisvert looks at the reactions of the first disciples and what our response can be today.
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