Sunday Worship (20 January 2019)
Today’s passage draws out the doctrine of Christ’s humanity & divinity, being fully man and fully God, who alone can become the mediator between God and man. Be encouraged and comforted by the truth that God does care about you and you can fully trust God in all situations, even the midst of the storm:
Sunday Worship (13 January 2019)
We resume our study in the book of Mark this week continuing with the Lord Jesus using parables to hide truth from unbelievers and reveal truth to believers. The Lord Jesus uses 2 more parables to reveal to His disciples the expectation of rejection but also the certainty of God’s Kingdom. Be encouraged today as you listen to the exposition of Mark 4:26-34:
Sunday Worship (23 December 2018)
The implications of the parable of the soils holds just as much urgency to the first hearers as to every hearer today in every context. It speaks of God’s sovereign grace to cause good soil to bear abundant fruit, it exhorts us to expect and be ready for hard sinful hearts to reject the truth and it is a loving warning for those being sanctified to ensure that their hearts are not being hindered by the three fruitless soils. For more practical application of the parable, listen to the exposition of Mark 4:1-25:
Sunday Worship (16 December 2018)
After explaining the parable of the soil to His disciples, Jesus explains the response of the good hearers who been given the light of God. What is that response? Find out in the exposition of Mark 4:21-25:
Sunday Worship (9 December 2018)
Last week we learned how Jesus defined the first 3 types of unfruitful hearers, today we hear Him define the good soil – the obedient hearer. What are the characteristics of good soil hearers? How should we preach the Good News in light of these truths? Find out in the exposition of Mark 4:13-20:
Sunday Worship (2 December 2018)
After starting to teach in parables, Jesus explains the meaning of the parable to His disciples in private that how we listen has great significance. What kind of listeners are those in whom God’s Word bear fruit? Find out in the exposition of Mark 4:13-20:
