Category Archives: Sunday Sermons

2026-03-22 Sermon – The Prayer for Watchfulness

In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus repeatedly told the disciples to be watchful and to pray, yet they kept falling asleep. What can we learn from Jesus in this important part of Mark’s Gospel? How can we be watchful in a world that tries to lull us all to sleep?

2026-03-15 Sermon – First Love

Join me as we unpack Mark 14:1-11. In this portion of Scripture we see a woman anoint Jesus’s head with expensive perfume. Some look down on her for doing so. But Jesus tells them to leave her alone and mentions that what she is doing will be remembered wherever the gospel is preached. There isContinue reading “2026-03-15 Sermon – First Love”

2026-03-08 Sermon – End Time Prophecy

Join me as we unpack Mark 13 together. In this portion of scripture, four disciples are told what to expect ahead and at the end of the age. We discuss how parts of this prophecy have already been fulfilled and some are yet to come. We are also told how to navigate such times inContinue reading “2026-03-08 Sermon – End Time Prophecy”

Render to Caesar… But What Belongs to God?

We continue on in our sermon series in Mark by looking at Jesus’ parable of the tenants and a question Jesus is asked about paying taxes. There are some valuable insight here that will help us balance our obligations in everyday life with our obligations to God.

2026-02-08 Sermon – What do you want Jesus to do for you?

This week we continue our sermon series in Mark, looking at chapter 10, verses 32 to 52. This passage deals with two separate requests made of Jesus; the first is a request by the disciples James and John, and the second by the blind Bartimaeus. In both cases Jesus asks “What do you want meContinue reading “2026-02-08 Sermon – What do you want Jesus to do for you?”