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Text: Mark 10:17-31In Mark 17, when the rich man asks Jesus how to enter the Kingdom of God, Jesus invites him to live sacrificially. We receive the same invitation, living graciously with the resources God has given us. We must also accept God’s grace, because the kingdom of God is not based on what we’ve…
Text: Mark 10:1-16Marriage is one of God’s preferred analogies about His relationship with His people, appearing frequently throughout Scripture. In Mark 10, Jesus’s words about marriage and divorce can be seen as an illustration of God’s grace just like God’s references to marriage is about His love. However, we should understand that Jesus wants our…
Text: Mark 9:38-50Have you ever had a moment where you want to be involved in something and found someone saying, “sorry, you’re not a part of our group – you’re not one of us?” This happens in Mark, Chapter 9 when the disciples told someone who was casting out demons in Jesus’ name to stop.…
Text: Mark 9:30-37, Psalm 27:1-6, Job 28:20-28, James 3:13-18Using the “Intersections” method that we have been invited to participate in, Pastor Tim examines multiple passages from our service and finds how they all contribute to our understanding about God. You can find the weekly Bible readings in our bulletin insert (available online at our web…
Text: Mark 8:27-38When we talk to someone about another person, how we view that person can be colored by that discussion. In Mark chapter 8, Jesus talks to His disciples about what others are saying about Him. The disciples’ understanding of who He is changes based on what they have heard, and how Jesus responds.…
Text: Mark 7:24-37In our faith journeys, many of us have experienced moments where we’ve felt God is incredibly close. However, the opposite is also true, where we haven’t felt as close to God. The moments that we realize that we have nothing can be exactly what we need, because like the two figures in this…
“When Tradition Becomes Troublesome”Text: Mark 7:1-23Today, we study the seventh chapter of Mark. Jesus challenges the Pharisees regarding their understanding of cleanliness and holiness. Holiness is not about what we do or what we don’t do; it’s about how we live among others God has put in our lives.
Text: John 6:51-70Two weeks ago, we began reading from John chapter 6 in which Jesus refers to Himself as the Bread of Life shortly after the miracle of feeding the 5000 people. Today, we continue this passage as Jesus expands on this idea, saying that the Bread is His flesh and those who will eat…
“Blessed for the World”Text: Psalm 67Psalm 67 is all about soaking in the blessings of God, and recognizing the ways God has blessed us and will bless us. Our hope and prayer is that what God does in our lives might in turn become a blessing for others.
Text: John 6:35-51In this passage, Jesus refers to Himself as the Bread of Life. When we turn to Him, we find that He sustains us even in the hardest moments of life; when things take a turn for the worse or if it seems like someone has wronged us. Pastor Tim shares some stories about…