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Now that Mark has introduced his Gospel and introduced the forerunner, John the Baptist, he now turns our attention to THE star of the show, Jesus Christ, the Son of God. In describing what Jesus does, Mark gives us “Reason to Believe.”

In the first chapter, Mark will introduce us to the Messiah, the Message and the Messenger.

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Introducing the Gospel of Mark. We will learn about Mark and a little background information on this eyewitness account of Jesus’ time on earth.

The end of a letter always contains final farewells and thought. In Paul’s typical fashion, he reveals some words of wisdom.

One thing we all hope we will hear at the end of our lives is, "well done thou good and faithful servant." Today, Paul gives us insight into those qualities that spark God's stamp of approval.

Paul begins to ‘land the plane” and finish up this incredible letter. He tells the church in Rome of his plans to visit. In the process, Paul teaches us a lot about how the Christian is to plan. Today’s message is, “Man Plans.”

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He Is Risen!

Holy Week Evening Worship 6:30 PM Monday - Good Friday

Holy Week Evening Worship 6:30 PM Monday - Good Friday

Holy Week Evening Worship 6:30 PM Monday - Good Friday

Passion Week Evening Worship 6:30 PM Monday - Good Friday

Passion Week Evening Worship 6:30 PM Monday - Good Friday

In this passage, Jesus and two criminals are headed to Calvary with their crosses to be crucified. The crowd shouted and mocked as the Roman guards cast lots and divided Jesus’ clothes. Jesus then pleads to God to forgive them.

As Paul begins to wrap up his letter to the Romans, he has a few nuggets left for us. He admonishes us to receive, to serve, and to believe in one another.

Pauls first letter to the Corinthians is quite detailed. In this chapter, he tells what love is and exhorts us to put away childish things.

What a great text for communion Sunday. Paul exhorts us to bear with one another for good, to glorify God.

In many cards games, there is a "trump suit". For instance, the dealer might tell everyone, hearts is the trump suit. Hearts are then the most powerful suit. It wins over other suits even if the card is larger. If hearts are the trump suit, a three of hearts would beat a king of diamonds. In our Christian life, we have liberty and have been set free from the law. But the law of love trumps the law of liberty.

Some things in the Bible are very clear. Thou shalt not lie and thou shall not murder. Jesus taught it, the church believed it, and the epistles discussed it. Rock solid stuff. But, there is another category of things; doubtful things. If we don't understand them, it can cause all sorts of unnecessary and unhelpful friction in the body of Christ.

Paul concludes this chapter of Romans by exhorting us to love our neighbor. He gives us pointers on what that ought to look like

In the 1960s the buzz phrase (pun intended) was "question authority". The Bible has a much different take on the topic. In Romans 13, verses 1 through 7, Paul will explain to us why we ought to obey governing authorities.

In this passage, Paul gives us words of wisdom in how to navigate this world as a follower of Christ.

Paul lists a few of the various Gifts of the Spirit and we will do a deep dive on these Gifts!

In verses one and two of chapter 12, Paul gave us individual responsibilities. He charged us to lay down our lives as living sacrifices and not be conformed to the world, but to be transformed by the renewing of our minds. Now he expands our responsibilities into the church.