SERMONS
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Resetting Church (Mark 11:12-25)
When we remember why the church exists, we become the conduit of God’s presence and power to the world.
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- Feb 28, 2021Resetting Church (Mark 11:12-25)
Resetting Church (Mark 11:12-25)When we remember why the church exists, we become the conduit of God’s presence and power to the world.
- Feb 21, 2021Resetting Good (Mark 10:13-31)
Resetting Good (Mark 10:13-31)When we let go of our efforts to “be good,” we are set free to follow Jesus in three new ways.
- Feb 14, 2021Resetting Jesus (Mark 9:2-13)
Resetting Jesus (Mark 9:2-13)In the glory of Christ, we find the only salvation that is sure, the only love that is eternal, and the only hope that is certain.
- Feb 7, 2021Resetting Discipleship (Mark 8:27-38)
Resetting Discipleship (Mark 8:27-38)Being a disciple of Jesus means following wherever He leads... even if we don’t like it or understand it.
- Jan 31, 2021Resetting Tradition (Mark 7:1-23)
Resetting Tradition (Mark 7:1-23)When tradition points to Jesus, instead of Jesus pointing to tradition, we find a faith that frees rather than enslaves.
- Jan 24, 2021Resetting Peace (4:35-41)
Resetting Peace (4:35-41)When we trust in Christ alone, we find the peace for which we all yearn.
- Jan 17, 2021Resetting the Sabbath (2:23-28)
Resetting the Sabbath (2:23-28)When we accept the gift that the Lord of the Sabbath has given, we are able to find a rest that enables us to recenter, renew, and recharge.
- Jan 10, 2021Reset (Mark 1:1-15)
Reset (Mark 1:1-15)We are called to repentance, in order to be empowered by the Spirit who sends us out to proclaim the Good News of the Kingdom of God.
Occasionally, over time, we may find that our phones or computers just start acting weird and problems start popping up. Often, we can fix that by simply restarting the device. Every once in a while, though, things get gunked up badly enough that we need to do a complete reset of the device. restore it to factory settings, and start over. Sometimes, we find the same thing to be true with our understanding of what it means to be the church, to be a Christian. Where we’ve had indications for the past several decades that this might be the case, our experiences with the pandemic and social upheaval over the past year has put these changes into overdrive. We need to ‘reset’ and get back to the basics of following Jesus. To that end, we’ll spend this series working through the Gospel of Mark.