Mark 1:1-15 ‘A frankly terrible year’. The New Zealand PM summed up 2020 pretty well. We long for good news. And that is why Mark is such a timely book for us to start going through – because it is about good news for us and our world.
Sermons on Mark (Page 4)
Mark 15:37-39 An interview and talk with Squadron Leader Rev Dr. Andrew Hill RAF (Ret’d). Andrew served for 22 years in the RAF as a Fighter Controller. In a varied career he was, among other things, involved in the regular interception of Russian bomber aircraft intruding into UK airspace, served at the Ballistic Missile Early Warning System base, and qualified as a Surface to Air Missile Controller.
Mark 15:37-39 An interview and talk with Squadron Leader Rev Dr. Andrew Hill RAF (Ret’d). Andrew served for 22 years in the RAF as a Fighter Controller. In a varied career he was, among other things, involved in the regular interception of Russian bomber aircraft intruding into UK airspace, served at the Ballistic Missile Early Warning System base, and qualified as a Surface to Air Missile Controller.
One Thing In Common ‘The unlikely convert’ – Dr. Zigmund Rogoff holds a Ph.D. in Mathematics and is a former quantitative researcher for Glencore and Deutsche Bank. He grew up an atheist and a secular Jew, but when he heard about Jesus it changed his life.
What if I don’t do God? Listen in to this interview and talk with Michael Farmer – Peer in the house of Lords and highly successful commodities trader. For the first half of his life, Michael didn’t do God, then everything changed…
Now for some good news Listen in as Roger Carswell speaks at the Barge Palm Sunday Guest Service and shows how Jesus’ death on a cross is good news
Mark 1:15 If we are to be saved eternally, we need to respond to what God has done for us in the gospel in the way he demands. The Bible tells us the right response is to repent and believe. But what does that mean? And what does it look like in practice?
Mark 1:15 If we are to be saved eternally, we need to respond to what God has done for us in the gospel in the way he demands. The Bible tells us the right response is to repent and believe. But what does that mean? And what does it look like in practice?
Mark 15:16-39 The Kingdom of God is an upside-down kingdom. Victory comes through defeat; healing through brokenness; finding self through losing self. Listen in as we consider how the subversive God chose to undermine our values once and for all.
Mark 14:22-42 A clergyman in Waterloo recently hit the headlines for allowing a Muslim prayer service in his church, sparking a debate about whether Christians and muslims do in fact worship the same God. A recent survey of Anglican clergy in the UK revealed that only 28% would now say that “Christianity is the only path to God”. So is it narrow and divisive for Christians to insist that Jesus is the only way? Listen in as we consider this question.