Sermon Schedule
Victory Over Evil
January 8 • Mark 5:1-20 • Listen
Jesus in the Face of Life and Death
January 15 • Mark 5:21-43 • Listen
The Offense of Jesus
January 22 • Mark 6:1-13 • Listen
Mission Expectations
January 29 • Mark 6:14-29 • Listen
The Good Shepherd
February 5 • Mark 6:30-44 • Listen
The Presence We Need
February 12 • Mark 6:45-56 • Listen
What Really Defiles
February 19 • Mark 7:1-23 • Listen
Jesus’s Unexpected Grace
February 26 • Mark 7:24-30 • Listen
Hearing Jesus’ Healing Words
March 5 • Mark 7:31-37 • Listen
Savior of the Nations
March 12 • Mark 8:1-10 • Listen
Spiritual Blindness
March 19 • Mark 8:11-26 • Listen
You Are the Christ
March 26 • Mark 8:27-33 • Listen
The Way of the Cross
April 2 • Mark 8:31-38 • Listen
About the Series
From the beginning, Christians claimed to have really, really good news--not just for themselves, but for the whole world. They claimed that God, God’s Kingdom, and best of all, God’s King, had come at last in the person of Jesus to heal and to save. The Gospel of Mark gives us a punchy, fast-paced account of who Jesus is, why he came, what it means to follow him, and why this King and his Kingdom are such good news--not just back then, but for us and for the whole world.
For Further Study
The Gospel According to Mark: Pillar New Testament Commentary
By: James R. Edwards
Mark For You—God's Word for You: For Reading, for Feeding, for Leading
By Jason Meyer
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