Series // Mark

MARK 1:14-20 // Graham Phillips

In this weeks sermon we are looking at two of the most important moments in history; the beginning of Jesus's earthly ministry and the earliest origins of the Church.

Graham Phillips - Mark 1:14-20

SOLITARY PRAYER // Mark 1:35-38

We look at the pattern of Jesus's private prayer life.  Why does He consistently retreat in prayer to secluded places?

Graham Phillips - Solitary Prayer

PAIN & HOPE // Mark 1:40-45

Buky Olomolaiye unwraps this wonderful passage and helps us understand the importance and value of pain in our lives and that in a very real sense, the leper that Jesus heals is a picture of us.

Buky Olomolaiye - Pain & Hope

THE BLIND MAN WHO COULD SEE // Mark 10:46-52

As Jesus passes through Jericho on His way up to Jerusalem He encounters a blind beggar named Bartimaeus. Jesus heals the man, turning him from a beggar beside the road into a disciple on the road.

THE BLIND MAN WHO COULD SEE - Graham Phillips

THE GOSPEL OF MARK // An Introduction

Getting the historical and cultural setting right is important to any study of scripture.  So we begin our study of Mark by getting immersed in the historical and cultural milieu in which the Gospel of Mark was birthed.

Graham Phillips - An Introduction

The Gospel According to Mark // Chapter 1 verses 1-13

When first century believers in Rome read the words, Jesus Christ, the Son of God what would that have meant to them? We take a look.  And why was it that Jesus got baptised by John? Wasn't that baptism a baptism of repentance? Buky expounds of the first 13 verses of the opening chapter.

Buky Olomolaiye // Mark 1:1-13

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THE BLIND MAN WHO COULD SEE - Graham Phillips

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