Scripture passage
of the week:
Mark 3:31-35
WINTER SERMON SERIES
"reMARKable"
The Gospel of Mark
The baptism. Men fishing. A man possessed. A leper. A paralyzed man. A tax collector and sinners. The Disciples. Family. A man with a shriveled hand. The multitudes. Each approaching Jesus with faith and hope for the future. Each wanting a better life. Each trusting Jesus for an answer to their problems.
Mark, Chapters 1-3, is an incredibly fast-paced start to the earliest historical account of the beginning of Jesus’ ministry. Mark’s narrative moves quickly and reflects the “no time to waste” action in Jesus’ life. There is certainly a sense of urgency that resonates in Mark’s Gospel.
Christianity is not a passive faith. It is an exciting and proactive way of life where God’s love motivates us to help those in need, to serve those around us, and as a result, to experience what it means to be a true servant leader. And there is no better example of this than Christ Himself whose life was defined by serving others.
| Lessons | Title | Verse |
|---|---|---|
| Lesson 1 (12/6) | A Voice For God | Mark 1:1-8 |
| Lesson 2 (12/13) | A Ministry Begins | |
| Lesson 3 (12/20) | Gone Fishing | Mark 1:16-20 |
| Lesson 4 (12/27) | A Day in the Life (Christmas Lesson: Luke 1:30-38) |
Mark 1:21-35 |
| Lesson 5 (1/3) | A Personal Touch | Mark 1:36-45 |
| Lesson 6 (1/10) | Whatever it Takes | Mark 2:1-12 |
| Lesson 7 (1/17) | Friends in Low Places | Mark 2:13-17 |
| Lesson 8 (1/24) | Lessons From Patches and Wineskins | Mark 2:18-22 |
| Lesson 9 (1/31) | The Lord's Day | Mark 2:23-28 |
| Lesson 10 (2/7) | Righteous Anger | Mark 3:1-12 |
| Lesson 11 (2/14) | Choosing the A-Team | Mark 3:13-19 |
| Lesson 12 (2/21) | The Unforgiven | Mark 3:20-30 |
| Lesson 13 (2/28) | The Family of God |