The Gospel According to Mark
The Greatest Act of Injustice
Text: Mark 15:1-20
Main Point: Jesus silently endured the greatest act of injustice in the history of the world so that he might suffer and die in our place.
A Call to Spiritual Intimacy During Social Distancing
Text: Mark 14:53-73
Main Idea: Jesus is the faithful Son who obeys even in the face of suffering.
The Agony of Obedience
Text: Mark 14:32–52
Main Idea: Jesus overcame his greatest temptation through fervent prayer so that we might do the same.
The Sovereignty of God in the Betrayal of His Son
Text: Mark 14:12–31
Main Idea: God sovereignly ordained that his New Covenant promises would be established through the betrayal and execution of his beloved Son, Jesus Christ.
Treachery, Treasure, and Treason
Text: Mark 14:1–11
Main Idea: If greater knowledge about Jesus does not cause you to embrace him as your greatest hope and treasure, you will eventually trade him for another.
The Olivet Discourse – Part 2
Text: Mark 13:14-27
Main Idea: Perseverance is fueled by steadfast hope in the second coming, not fervent sign-watching.
The Olivet Discourse – Part 1
Text: Mark 13:1-13
Main Idea: Christian discipleship is a call to persevering gospel-centered faithfulness, not a fascination with end-times speculation.
True Devotion
Text: Mark 12:38–44
Main Idea: True devotion is a matter of humble faith not overt acts of ostentatious piety.
The Messianic Paradox
Text: Mark 12:35–37
Main Idea: The Messiah’s surprising identity entails life-changing implications.
The Greatest Commandment
Text: Mark 12:28–34
Main Idea: The Greatest Commandment exposes our failure and desperate need for a Savior.