Sermons by Pastor Gene Crow (Page 16)

Mark 9:9-13 After the revelation of Christ’s glory on the mount of transfiguration, Jesus continues to teach Peter, James, and John, about an Old Testament Prophecy and about his own coming suffering.

Mark 9:2-8 In this morning’s sermon, Jesus takes three of his disciples up on a mountain and there is shown, in a very powerful way, to be none other than the eternal and beloved Son of God Most High, and we are directed to a critical response to that fact.

Mark 8:34-9:1 Salvation is absolutely free for sinners, but it comes with a great cost to sinners. See what this means in this week’s sermon, “How to Follow Jesus.”

Mark 8:31-33 So far, the disciples have seen Jesus teach and heal the crowds and to be pursued by them. Now Peter has, as a result of the work of God the Father, confessed Jesus as the Messiah. Is a new age of restoration and freedom for the Jewish people just around the corner? Join us as Jesus gives to the disciples – The Rest of the Story!

Mark 8:27-30 These verses are the high-water mark of Mark’s gospel, and represent the most important question in the Bible, as Jesus asks his disciples, “who do you say that I am?” Get this wrong, and you are lost. Join us as we learn how to get it right.

Mark 8:1-26 In this passage, containing several encounters with Jesus, Mark reveals an important aspect of Jesus’s ongoing ministry to his disciples.

Mark 7:31-37 In this morning’s passage, Jesus continues his foray into Gentile territory, and through his record of this healing, Mark makes a powerful statement concerning Jesus mission.