Mark

• Mark 13 (partial) Christ Is What Christmas Is About Marlon read it as preparation for China: 'the gospel must first be preached to all the nations. Whatever is given you in that hour, speak that. For it is not you who speaks, but the Holy Spirit'
• Mark 13 (unspecified verses) He Is Risen: Past, Present, and Future Disciples ask Jesus about the end times; Jesus warns of false messiahs, wars, earthquakes and famines, and says persecution will be an opportunity to tell about him
• Mark 1 (Jesus preaching) On Time and On Purpose - Traditional Jesus saying let us go to surrounding towns so that he may preach, because for this purpose he came forth
• Mark 3 (healing on Sabbath) On Time and On Purpose - Traditional Pharisees watching Jesus to see if he would heal on the Sabbath so that they might accuse him
• Mark 11-12 By What Authority Are You Doing These Things Parallel account of the challenge to Jesus' authority, the vine growers parable, and the question about taxes to Caesar
• Mark 4 (Parable of the Sower) The Sower Sows the Word Parallel account quoted alongside Matthew, used as the representative sample for Jesus's explanation
• Mark (chapter not specified) See to It That No One Misleads You The Olivet Discourse in Mark cited for its list of commands including 'take heed' and 'be watchful'
• Mark What Am I Still Lacking rich young ruler account, a man ran up and knelt before Jesus asking what he must do to inherit eternal life
• Mark (unspecified chapter) Sunday, Aug 14 Jesus Feeds the 5000 read as the Mark account of the feeding of the five thousand
• Mark 1 The King of Peace, Not a War Horse recalled that people were amazed because Jesus taught with real authority, unlike the teachers of the religious law
• Mark 1:1 That's My King cited as the beginning of the gospel of Jesus the anointed one, the son of God
• Mark 1:1-13 Moonday Night @ First B Oct 24 the main passage read and discussed, covering John the Baptist, the baptism of Jesus, and the temptation in the wilderness
• Mark 1:1 Why Do the Nations Rage opening of Mark's gospel: 'The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God'
• Mark 1:11 That's My King voice from heaven at Jesus' baptism: you are my beloved son in whom I am well pleased
• Mark 1:11 Why Do the Nations Rage voice from heaven at baptism: 'You are my beloved Son in whom I am well pleased'
• Mark 1:19 One Last Loving Defense referenced to illustrate the Greek word for restoration, noting the disciples were restoring their nets to working order
• Mark 1:27 Monday 1-2-23 Jesus Heals the Demon Possesed Man and Calms the Storm quoted to show the crowd's amazement at Jesus teaching with real authority
• Mark 1:38 So that Jesus saying he came forth to preach the good news
• Mark 1:41-42 Monday 1-2-23 Jesus Heals the Demon Possesed Man and Calms the Storm quoted to illustrate Jesus healing the man with leprosy, moved with compassion
• Mark 2 He Meets Us Right Where We Are healing of the paralytic, Jesus saying your sins are forgiven
• Mark 2 Her Sins Which Are Many Have Been Forgiven parallel to Luke 5, the crowd asking who is this who forgives sins
• Mark 2 He Lives: The Good News of the Resurrection cited in the healing of the paralytic where religious leaders ask who can forgive sins but God alone
• Mark 2:1-12 Friendship, Faith, and Forgiveness the healing of the paralytic, the main scripture text for the sermon
• Mark 2:1-12 The Real Deal: Jesus Has Authority to Forgive read aloud as the account of Jesus healing the paralyzed man lowered through the roof
• Mark 2:13-17 The Real Deal: Jesus Has Authority to Forgive read aloud as the account of Jesus calling Levi and eating with tax collectors and sinners
• Mark 2:15-17 God Will Finish What He Started quoted to illustrate Young Life's outreach philosophy of going to the lost
• Mark 2:18-22 Monday NIghts @ Frist B Nov 14th read aloud as the discussion about fasting, including the wedding guests, new cloth, and new wineskins sayings
• Mark 2:23-28 Monday NIghts @ Frist B Nov 14th read aloud as the discussion about the Sabbath, including David eating the sacred bread and the Sabbath being made for people
• Mark 3 Commissioning of the 12 early appointment of the twelve, so they would be with Him and He could send them out to preach
• Mark 3 He Comes Home read and expounded as the first gospel account of Jesus responding to accusations that he cast out demons by Beelzebub
• Mark 3:1-6 Monday NIghts @ Frist B Nov 14th read aloud as the account of Jesus healing the man with the withered hand on the Sabbath
• Mark 3:2 So that Pharisees watching Jesus on the Sabbath so that they might accuse him
• Mark 3:7-12 Hope Was Born This Night large crowds follow Jesus from great distances and evil spirits declare him son of God
• Mark 3:13-19 Hope Was Born This Night Jesus goes up the mountain and appoints the twelve apostles by name
• Mark 3:20-30 As You Are Going referenced as another passage containing the Beelzebub controversy
• Mark 3:20-21 The Sign of Jonah crowds so large Jesus and his family could not eat; family said he had lost his senses
• Mark 3:20-30 Hope Was Born This Night religious leaders accuse Jesus of casting out demons by Satan's power and Jesus warns about blasphemy against the Holy Spirit
• Mark 3:20-30 As You Are Going Parallel passage to the Beelzebub controversy in Matthew 12
• Mark 3:20 The Sign of Jonah Jesus and disciples so thronged by crowds they could not eat a meal
• Mark 3:20-21 Praising God During the Storm his own people said he had lost his senses and came to take him into protective custody
• Mark 3:21 Set Your Face Toward Your Mission Jesus' family attempts an intervention, saying he has gone off the deep end
• Mark 3:21 Set Your Face Towards His Mission Jesus' family came to take him away because they thought he was crazy
• Mark 3:21 The Sign of Jonah his own people came to take custody of him, thinking he had lost his senses
• Mark 3:22-27 The Sign of Jonah scribes accuse Jesus of casting out demons by Beelzebub; Jesus responds with the divided kingdom argument and the strong man illustration
• Mark 3:22 The Sign of Jonah scribes from Jerusalem said Jesus was possessed by Beelzebub and cast out demons by the ruler of demons
• Mark 3:22 Praising God During the Storm scribes from Jerusalem said he cast out demons by Beelzebub
• Mark 3:23-26 The Sign of Jonah Jesus asks how Satan can cast out Satan, kingdom divided against itself cannot stand
• Mark 3:23-27 Praising God During the Storm Jesus refutes the accusation with the parable of the divided kingdom and the strong man's house
• Mark 3:27 The Sign of Jonah no one can enter the strong man's house and plunder it unless he first ties up the strong man
• Mark 3:28-30 The Sign of Jonah all sins forgiven except blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, because they said he had an unclean spirit
• Mark 3:28-29 Hope Was Born This Night quoted verbatim by a congregation member discussing the unpardonable sin of blaspheming the Holy Spirit
• Mark 3:28-29 The Sign of Jonah all sins forgiven but whoever blasphemes against the Holy Spirit never has forgiveness
• Mark 3:28-30 Praising God During the Storm all sins and blasphemies forgiven except blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, the unpardonable sin
• Mark 3:30 The Sign of Jonah Jesus said this because scribes claimed he had an unclean spirit
• Mark 3:31-35 The Sign of Jonah parallel account of mother and brothers standing outside; Jesus announces new spiritual ties
• Mark 3:31-35 Hope Was Born This Night Jesus' mother and brothers come for him and he declares his true family is anyone who does God's will
• Mark 3:31-32 The Sign of Jonah his mother and brothers came and stood outside, sent word calling for him
• Mark 3:35 The Sign of Jonah whoever does God's will is Jesus' brother and sister and mother, used as benediction
• Mark 4 He Is the Great I Am referenced as a parallel miracle where waves likely stopped along with the wind
• Mark 4 The Seed and the Soil The parable of the sower, read aloud from the screens before Peter Lukaccio preached on it
• Mark 4 The Very Last and the Servant of All quoted at the close as a benediction about paying close attention to what you hear
• Mark 4 Monday Night @ Frirst B Jan 23rd earlier miracle where Jesus calmed the storm, referenced as parallel to walking on water
• Mark 4:1-20 A Noble Task parable of the four soils, cited to explain why a recent convert may not be a true or mature believer
• Mark 4:1-3 The Sign of Jonah very large crowd; Jesus teaches from a boat by the sea; 'Listen, behold, the sower went out to sow'
• Mark 4:1-32 Monday Night 12.5.22 The Parables of Jesus the main text read aloud covering the parables of the sower, the lamp, the growing seed, and the mustard seed
• Mark 4:1 The Sign of Jonah large crowd gathered by the sea, Jesus sat in a boat and taught
• Mark 4:11 We Have the Mind of Christ to you it has been given to know the mystery of the kingdom of God, to those outside all things come in parables
• Mark 4:24-25 Hope Was Born This Night previewed as next week's passage explaining why disciples believed while Pharisees plotted against Jesus
• Mark 4:24 Bring the Boy to Me closing verse: 'Pay close attention to what you hear. The closer you listen, the more understanding you will be given'
• Mark 4:26-29 The One Who Has Ears, Let Him Hear the kingdom of God compared to a man who casts seed on soil, sleeps and rises, and does not know how it grows until harvest comes
• Mark 4:26-29 Have You Understood All These Things? parable of inexplicable growth, seed sprouting while the man sleeps, harvest coming
• Mark 4:26-29 Allow Both to Grow Until the Harvest the kingdom of God compared to a man who casts seed and does not know how it grows until harvest
• Mark 4:30-32 Have You Understood All These Things? Mark's version of the mustard seed parable
• Mark 4:35-41 Let the Redeemed of the Lord Say So read alongside Psalm 107 to show Jesus as the one who calms the wind and sea
• Mark 4:35-41 Monday 1-2-23 Jesus Heals the Demon Possesed Man and Calms the Storm read aloud as the first passage of the evening, Jesus calming the storm
• Mark 4:35-41 Peace Be Still: Calm Down read and preached as the primary text for the sermon on Jesus calming the storm
• Mark 4:41 Have You Understood All These Things? disciples ask 'who is this man even the wind and waves obey him' after Jesus calms the storm
• Mark 5 Humble Faith Allows Jesus to Heal the Issues Peter's account via Mark, the longest and most detailed telling of the two miracles
• Mark 5 Power Over the Supernatural one of the three gospel accounts examined for the story of the Gadarene demoniac
• Mark 5 Women's Bible Study - October 19th, 2022 the bleeding woman who touched Jesus's cloak and was healed, used as the central illustration for deciding to thrive
• Mark 5 Power Over the Supernatural Realm Third gospel account of the Gadarene demoniac, read and expounded with additional details including the herd of about 2,000 pigs
• Mark 5 Monday Night @ Frirst B Jan 23rd the bleeding woman who touched Jesus robe and was healed, referenced in connection with Mark 6:56
• Mark 5:1-20 Monday 1-2-23 Jesus Heals the Demon Possesed Man and Calms the Storm read aloud as the second passage, Jesus healing the demon-possessed man
• Mark 5:13 Women's Bible Study - October 12th, 2022 Quoted as the salt of the earth passage to illustrate the purpose believers have in preserving, healing, and seasoning the world with truth
• Mark 5:21-43 Faith That Takes Action main passage read and discussed, covering the healing of the bleeding woman and the raising of Jairus's daughter
• Mark 5:21-43 Humble Faith Allows Jesus to Heal the Issues Mark's detailed account, treated as Peter's memoirs, where the sermon spends most of its time
• Mark 5:34 Faith That Takes Action quoted directly: 'Daughter, your faith has made you well. Go in peace. Your suffering is over.'
• Mark 5:36 Faith That Takes Action quoted directly: 'Don't be afraid. Just have faith.'
• Mark 6 John Whom I Beheaded Has Arisen Primary narrative text covering Herod, John the Baptist's death, and Jesus withdrawing and welcoming crowds
• Mark 6 Women's Bible Study - February 21st, 2024 - Power of Prayer Anointing with oil was medicinal, used in healing during that culture
• Mark 6 Sunday Aug 21st 11 am (Traditional Service) "Jesus Walks" parallel account of the feeding and walking on water, noted as drawing on Peter's own telling
• Mark 6 Tragedy Strikes, Compassion Remains one of the parallel gospel accounts used for the main sermon passage
• Mark 6 As You Are Going Jesus returning to his hometown Nazareth and being amazed at their unbelief, then going through villages teaching
• Mark 6:1-6 As You Are Going Jesus returns to Nazareth, teaches in the synagogue, people take offense, he could do no miracle there, he was amazed at their unbelief
• Mark 6:1-29 Pay Close Attention to What You Hear main passage read aloud and discussed throughout the sermon
• Mark 6:7-11 Commissioning of the 12 parallel account of the commissioning, Jesus sending the twelve out in pairs
• Mark 6:7 Commissioning of the 12 Jesus summons the 12 and sends them out in pairs with authority over unclean spirits
• Mark 6:7 Bring the Boy to Me referenced to show Jesus had previously given the disciples authority to cast out evil spirits
• Mark 6:7 Monday Night @ Frirst B Jan 23rd callback to Jesus sending out the twelve disciples in pairs with authority to cast out evil spirits
• Mark 6:30-56 Monday Night @ Frirst B Jan 23rd main passage read and expounded throughout the sermon
• Mark 6:35-44 Little Is Much When God Is in It Mark's account of the feeding of the 5000, noted as longer with additional details including the 200 denarii
• Mark 6:45 Responsibility to Others quoted by Monique as the son of man came not to be served but to serve
• Mark 7 Broadening the Disciple Scope of Ministry identified alongside Matthew 15 as covering the same events including the deaf man healed in the Decapolis
• Mark 7:1-23 More Confrontation with the Pharisees Mark's version of the same story, read through toward the end of the sermon
• Mark 7:1-23 More Confrontation with the Pharisees parallel passage to Matthew 15 covering the same confrontation with Pharisees, including the Corban tradition and expanded list of sins from the heart
• Mark 7:1-23 Monday Night @ Frist B Jan 30th main passage read and taught through, on inner purity versus outward tradition
• Mark 7:24 He Does All Things Well Jesus withdrew to the region of Tyre and wanted no one to know about it
• Mark 7:24-37 Monday Night @ Frist B Feb 6th the main passage for the evening, covering the faith of the Syrophoenician woman and the healing of the deaf man
• Mark 7:25-26 He Does All Things Well a Syrophoenician woman whose daughter had an unclean spirit fell at Jesus' feet
• Mark 7:27 He Does All Things Well let the children be satisfied first, it is not good to throw the children's bread to the dogs
• Mark 7:31 Broadening the Disciple Scope of Ministry quoted to show Jesus leaving Tyre, going through Sidon, and arriving in the region of the Decapolis
• Mark 7:31-35 He Does All Things Well Jesus healed a deaf man in the Decapolis region, saying Ephphatha, be opened
• Mark 7:32-37 He Does All Things Well they brought a deaf man to Jesus and were astonished saying he has done all things well
• Mark 8 Broadening the Disciple Scope of Ministry identified as part of the passage covering the feeding of the 4,000 and the return to Magadan
• Mark 8 It Is Good to Give Thanks to the Lord Pastor Ray cited Jesus asking what it profits a person to gain the whole world but forfeit his soul
• Mark 8 He Is No Fool Who Gives What He Cannot Keep cited as Mark's version of the call to deny self, take up the cross, and follow
• Mark 8 Pay Close Attention to What You Hear referenced as where Jesus warns disciples to beware the yeast of the Pharisees and of Herod
• Mark 8:1-26 The Bread of Life for All Who Would Believe the primary passage studied: feeding of the 4,000, Pharisees demanding a sign, warning about yeast, and healing of the blind man
• Mark 8:1-9 He Does All Things Well feeding of the four thousand with seven loaves and a few small fish
• Mark 8:10-12 He Does All Things Well Pharisees demanded a sign and Jesus sighed deeply saying no sign would be given
• Mark 8:11-21 Nothing In My Hand I Bring Parallel account of Pharisees demanding a sign, disciples forgetting bread, Jesus warning about the leaven of the Pharisees and Herod
• Mark 8:14-21 Beware the Leaven of Both Sides parallel passage to Matthew read alongside for comparison on the leaven of the Pharisees and Herod
• Mark 8:22-26 Beware the Leaven of Both Sides healing of the blind man at Bethsaida, two-stage healing
• Mark 8:22-25 Nothing In My Hand I Bring Healing of the blind man at Bethsaida, progressive healing with spitting and laying on of hands
• Mark 8:27 But You, Who Do You Say That I Am starting point for the harmony of gospels passage on Jesus questioning his disciples at Caesarea Philippi
• Mark 8:34-35 It Is Good to Give Thanks to the Lord quoted alongside the forfeit-the-soul passage, about denying yourself, taking up your cross, and following Jesus
• Mark 8:34 Women's Bible Study - February 14th, 2024 - Live with Purpose Jesus tells the crowd to give up their own way and follow him
• Mark 8:34 The King Who Came to Serve Jesus telling disciples to give up their own way, take up their cross, and follow Him
• Mark 8:34 Monday Night @ Frist B May 22nd to follow Jesus you must give up your own way and take up your cross
• Mark 8:34-35 The Very Last and the Servant of All quoted to show that whoever wants to be a disciple must deny themselves take up their cross and follow Jesus
• Mark 8:36-37 It Is Good to Give Thanks to the Lord quoted during the second section of Psalm 92, asking what it benefits a person to gain the whole world and forfeit his soul
• Mark 9 Rejoice in the Lord Always man brings his son to Jesus, Jesus asks if he believes, man replies I do believe, help my unbelief
• Mark 9 Friendship, Faith, and Forgiveness the father who said I do believe but help me overcome my unbelief, used as a prayer for those who lack faith
• Mark 9 Rejoice in the Lord Always referenced as the passage where a father brings his son to Jesus and says 'I do believe, help me with my unbelief' after Jesus asks 'all things are possible to one who believes'
• Mark 9 He Is Not Here: The Tomb Is Empty The father's prayer, I believe but help me in my unbelief
• Mark 9 Sunday, August 11th, 2024 - 11am Traditional Service - Guest Speaker Brad Yates - "Suffering Part 2" father of the dying child saying I believe but help my unbelief
• Mark 9 Responsibility to Others cosigning Matthew on the eye hand foot passage, adds where their worm does not die and the fire is not extinguished
• Mark 9 Have Faith in God Jesus says anything is possible if a person believes, referenced in connection with the mountain-moving faith passage
• Mark 9 People Do Not Drift Towards Holiness the father of the possessed child crying out to Jesus, 'I believe, help my unbelief,' cited as a model of prayer Brad returns to consistently
• Mark 9:14 He Set His Face to Go to Jerusalem fills in detail about scribes arguing with the disciples when Jesus came down from the mountain
• Mark 9:14-29 Bring the Boy to Me main passage for the evening, Jesus heals a demon-possessed boy
• Mark 9:24 There Is Another in the Fire: Suffering, Part 2 father of the dying girl says to Jesus I believe help my unbelief
• Mark 9:24 Monday Night @ Frist B May 22nd the father who said Lord I believe, help me in my unbelief
• Mark 9:24 As For You, Follow Me paraphrased as the person in scripture who said I believe but help me in my unbelief
• Mark 9:30-38 The Very Last and the Servant of All the main passage read and taught through the entire sermon
• Mark 9:42-50 People Do Not Drift Towards Holiness the main text Brad read and preached through, covering causing others to stumble, cutting off hand/foot/eye, hell, and saltiness
• Mark 10 The Word of the Lord Continued to Grow James and John asking Jesus to sit at his right and left in his kingdom, and Jesus asking if they can drink the cup he must drink
• Mark 10 Friendship, Faith, and Forgiveness the blind beggar who cried son of David have mercy on me and was healed, cited as an example of faith Jesus commended
• Mark 10 The Word of the Lord Continued to Grow James asking Jesus for a place on his right and left in the kingdom, and Jesus saying they don't know what they are asking
• Mark 10 Suffer the Children to Come they were bringing children to Jesus so he would touch them, disciples rebuked them, Jesus was indignant
• Mark 10:1-12 Checking Our Lenses Pharisees questioning Jesus on divorce, hardness of heart, whoever divorces and marries another commits adultery
• Mark 10:1-12 Checking Your Lenses Pharisees testing Jesus on divorce, read and compared with Matthew's account
• Mark 10:1-16 Monday Night, April 17th, 2023 Mark 10:16 the main passage being taught, covering Jesus on marriage, divorce, and blessing the children
• Mark 10:15 Monday Night @ Frist B May 22nd receiving the kingdom like a child
• Mark 10:17-31 Where Your Treasure Is, There Is Your Heart the main passage read and expounded through the entire sermon
• Mark 10:21 He Accepts Me Jesus looked at the rich young ruler and loved him before calling him to sell everything
• Mark 10:32-45 To Follow Jesus Is to Serve Others the main passage read and taught through, covering Jesus predicting his death and teaching on servant leadership
• Mark 10:44-45 Monday Night @ Frist B May 22nd whoever wants to be first must be slave of all, the Son of Man came to serve and give his life as a ransom
• Mark 10:45 Harmony in the Home quoted to show Christ's example of serving rather than being served
• Mark 10:45 Not Ashamed of the Gospel the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many
• Mark 10:45 The King of Peace, Not a War Horse quoted as a key verse: 'The Son of Man came not to be served, but to serve others and to give his life as a ransom for many'
• Mark 10:45 A Man Called Jesus Jesus did not come to be served but to serve and give his life as a ransom for many
• Mark 10:46-52 Checking Our Lenses Bartimaeus named by Mark leaving Jericho, crying out Son of David have mercy on me, throwing off his cloak and following Jesus
• Mark 10:46-52 Checking Your Lenses Mark's account of blind Bartimaeus leaving Jericho, read and compared with Luke's account
• Mark 10:46-52 Monday Night @ Frist B May 22nd main passage for the evening, the healing of blind Bartimaeus
• Mark 11:1-11 The Melancholy Entry parallel account of the triumphal entry, read and compared with Matthew and Luke
• Mark 11:1-19 The King of Peace, Not a War Horse the main passage preached, covering the triumphal entry, cursing of the fig tree, and clearing of the temple
• Mark 11:12-13 Jesus Purifies Jesus finds a fig tree in leaf but no fruit, it was not the season for figs
• Mark 11:20-33 Have Faith in God the main passage for the evening, covering faith, prayer, forgiveness, and the religious leaders challenging Jesus' authority
• Mark 11:25 Forgiven People Forgive People when you stand praying if you hold anything against anyone forgive them so your father in heaven may forgive you your sins
• Mark 12 Kingdom Work - Contemporary Referenced as the great commandment to love God with heart, soul, mind and strength, cited as God's will for every day
• Mark 12 Submit for the Lord's Sake render to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what bears God's image
• Mark 12 Submit for the Lord's Sake render unto Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what belongs to God
• Mark 12:18 You Are Mistaken Mark's parallel account of the Sadducees questioning Jesus about the resurrection
• Mark 12:18-27 You Are Greatly Mistaken Mark's version of the Sadducees' resurrection question, cited alongside Matthew and Luke
• Mark 12:18-44 The King Who Came to Serve the main passage studied, covering resurrection, greatest commandment, David's son, and the widow's offering
• Mark 12:28-34 You Are Greatly Mistaken Scribe asks Jesus the greatest commandment and Jesus sees he answered intelligently
• Mark 12:31 Not Ashamed of the Gospel love your neighbor as yourself, noted as the golden rule but not the gospel
• Mark 12:35-37 You Are Greatly Mistaken Mark's version of Jesus questioning how Christ can be both David's son and David's Lord
• Mark 12:38-40 You Are Greatly Mistaken Jesus warns against scribes who devour widows' houses and offer long prayers for appearance
• Mark 12:41-44 And Such We Are the widow's mite story referenced to explain the Greek word behind 'boastful pride of life' as trusting in possessions or livelihood
• Mark 12:41-44 You Are Greatly Mistaken The poor widow putting in two lepta coins, worth less than a quadrans, giving all she had
• Mark 12:41-44 Nothing Else: The Simplicity of the Gospel poor widow's offering used to contrast outward giving with heart-led giving
• Mark 13:1-2 You Are Greatly Mistaken Mark's account of Jesus foretelling the temple's destruction
• Mark 13:1-37 Remain Watchful and Prepared for His Return the main passage read and taught through the entire sermon
• Mark 13:8 WWW Be Right (32) nation rising against nation and earthquakes and famines are the beginning of birth pains, connected to creation's groaning
• Mark 13:10 He Is Risen: Past, Present, and Future Quoted directly: 'For the good news must first be preached to all the nations'
• Mark 14 Surely Not I, Lord parallel account of chief priests and scribes seeking to arrest Jesus covertly, not during the festival
• Mark 14 Surely Not I, Lord Parallel synoptic account of the Last Supper and betrayal narrative
• Mark 14 Her Sins Which Are Many Have Been Forgiven mentioned as another similar but separate account of anointing, noting the value of the perfume
• Mark 14:1-26 Old Symbols, New Meaning the main passage read and taught through, covering the anointing at Bethany, Judas agreeing to betray Jesus, and the Last Supper
• Mark 14:12-16 Eight Days That Changed the World disciples sent into the city to follow a man with a pitcher of water and prepare the Passover
• Mark 14:12-16 It Is Finished: Walking Through Holy Week Jesus sending two disciples to prepare the Passover, man with pitcher of water
• Mark 14:22-25 Your Grief Will Be Turned to Joy institution of the Lord's Supper, blood of the covenant poured out for many
• Mark 14:22-25 Now Is the Time institution of the Lord's Supper, Jesus takes bread and cup, blood of the covenant poured out for many
• Mark 14:26-31 Now Is the Time after singing a hymn they go to the Mount of Olives, Jesus predicts scattering of the sheep, Peter insists he will not deny
• Mark 14:32-41 Sleepers Awake Quoted at length describing Jesus in Gethsemane finding Peter, James and John sleeping three times, used as an illustration of being asleep at a critical hour
• Mark 14:32-41 Sleepers Awake Jesus in Gethsemane asking Peter, James and John to keep watch while He prayed; found them sleeping three times
• Mark 14:32-42 Your Grief Will Be Turned to Joy Gethsemane, Jesus calling God Abba Father, disciples sleeping, spirit willing flesh weak
• Mark 14:32-42 Now Is the Time Jesus prays in Gethsemane, Abba Father remove this cup, disciples sleeping, the hour has come
• Mark 14:36 Psalms 1 & 2 - Contemporary Jesus in the garden saying Abba Father, asking that the cup be removed yet submitting to the Father's will
• Mark 14:36 Psalms 1 & 2 - Traditional Jesus crying Abba Father in the garden, sweating drops of blood before the cross
• Mark 14:43-52 Your Grief Will Be Turned to Joy Judas kisses Jesus, ear cut off, disciples flee, young man escaping naked
• Mark 14:43-52 Now Is the Time Judas leads crowd to arrest Jesus, slave's ear cut off, disciples flee, young man escapes naked
• Mark 15 Who Has Believed Our Report cited to show Jesus was numbered with the transgressors, two robbers crucified with him
• Mark 15 A Light to the Gentiles quoted alongside Matthew for Jesus crying out 'My God, my God, why have you forsaken me' at the ninth hour
• Mark 15 Women's Bible Study - September 28th, 2022 Pilate realizing the priests arrested Jesus out of envy and then handing him over to please the crowd
• Mark 15:21 People Matter, Unity Matters, Obedience Matters Simon of Cyrene, father of Alexander and Rufus, pressed into service to bear Jesus's cross
• Mark 15:27-32 The Word of the Lord Endures Forever crucifixion scene, passersby and chief priests mocking Jesus, both robbers insulting him
• Mark 15:27-28 He Set His Face Like Flint Cited to show the scripture was fulfilled when Jesus was crucified between two robbers, numbered with the transgressors
• Mark 15:27-32 The Word of the Lord Endures Forever Jesus crucified with two robbers, passersby and chief priests mocking and reviling him
• Mark 15:34 A Polished Shaft Hidden in His Quiver Jesus crying out from the cross, Eloi Eloi Lama Sabachthani, illustrating the feeling of labor in vain
• Mark 15:38 No Longer Strangers and Aliens the veil of the temple was torn from top to bottom at Christ's death
• Mark 15:39 Innocent or Guilty centurion calls Jesus the Son of God
• Mark 16 Christ Is Risen: Stand Firm on the Gospel quoted for the angel's words at the tomb: Jesus is not here, He is risen from the dead
• Mark 16 A Tale of Three Cities great commission cited as go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation
• Mark 16:1-8 Tell the World, Traditions (2) women going to the tomb and finding it empty, the angel announcing the resurrection
• Mark 16:1-8 Tell the World!, Morning Praise (2) women going to the tomb and finding it empty, angel announces Jesus is risen
• Mark 16:1-8 He Has Risen Just As He Said described as ending at verse 8 with the women fleeing the tomb in fear and astonishment
• Mark 16:9-11 Tell the World, Traditions (2) Jesus appearing first to Mary Magdalene, disciples not believing her
• Mark 16:9-14 Tell the World!, Morning Praise (2) Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene and others, disciples refuse to believe
• Mark 16:9-20 Nothing Has Been Wasted the disputed ending of Mark, examined verse by verse throughout the sermon
• Mark 16:9-20 He Has Risen Just As He Said noted as a disputed passage that was skipped, continuing the resurrection story
• Mark 16:9-20 Wonder Working Power in the Precious Blood the main passage of the sermon, worked through verse by verse
• Mark 16:9-20 God Is Light and in Him There Is No Darkness at All briefly mentioned as a passage still to be covered in a future sermon
• Mark 16:12-13 Tell the World, Traditions (2) Jesus appearing to two followers walking from Jerusalem, others not believing them
• Mark 16:14 Tell the World, Traditions (2) Jesus rebuking the eleven for stubborn unbelief
• Mark 16:15 Tell the World, Traditions (2) Jesus commanding them to go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to everyone
• Mark 16:15-16 Tell the World!, Morning Praise (2) Jesus commands disciples to go into all the world and proclaim the gospel
• Mark 16:15 A Tale of Three Cities The great commission: go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation
• Mark 16:16 Tell the World, Traditions (2) anyone who believes and is baptized will be saved, anyone who refuses will be condemned
• Mark 16:19 Tell the World, Traditions (2) Jesus taken up into heaven, disciples going everywhere proclaiming the gospel with confirming signs
• Mark 16:19 Tell the World!, Morning Praise (2) Jesus taken up to heaven, disciples went everywhere preaching
• Mark 16:19-20 Bearing Witness Through Suffering the Lord was received into heaven, sat at the right hand of God, disciples preached everywhere while the Lord worked with them
• Mark 16:19-20 Bear Witness Through Suffering and Trust God the Lord was received up into heaven and sat at the right hand of God, then disciples preached everywhere

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