Church on Bayshore Sermon Podcasts

Church on Bayshore Sermon Podcasts

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Stagione 14

From the manger to the throne: The Mission Continues

At Christmas we focus on the birth of Jesus, Emmanuel God with us. But it is impossible to look at the manger that held Christ as an infant without seeing it in the shadow of His heavenly throne. ‘From the Manger to the Throne’ concludes our study of the Gospel of Mark as we the miracle of Christ’s birth through the resurrection and the events that followed.

From the manger to the throne: Christmas Eve

At Christmas we focus on the birth of Jesus, Emmanuel God with us. But it is impossible to look at the manger that held Christ as an infant without seeing it in the shadow of His heavenly throne. ‘From the Manger to the Throne’ concludes our study of the Gospel of Mark as we the miracle of Christ’s birth through the resurrection and the events that followed.

From the manger to the throne: These are My Words

At Christmas we focus on the birth of Jesus, Emmaneul God with us. But it is impossible to look at the manger that held Christ as an infant without seeing it in the shadow of His heavenly throne. ‘From the Manger to the Throne’ concludes our study of the Gospel of Mark as we the miracle of Christ’s birth through the resurrection and the events that followed.

From the manger to the throne: Evidently, Jesus is Alive!

At Christmas we focus on the birth of Jesus, Emmaneul God with us. But it is impossible to look at the manger that held Christ as an infant without seeing it in the shadow of His heavenly throne. ‘From the Manger to the Throne’ concludes our study of the Gospel of Mark as we the miracle of Christ’s birth through the resurrection and the events that followed.

Stagione 13

It isn't over but it is finished: Do not fear; He is not here

On the Cross, Jesus uttered the word ‘It is Finished’ signaling the sacrifice for sin was complete. Yet, we continue to live in a world that is broken, marred by the curse of sin, until His promised return. In ‘It is Finished, But It Isn’t Over,’ we see how the crucifixion of Jesus and the events leading up to it recorded in Mark 14-15 transform how we live now, in the ‘it isn’t over.’

It isn't over but it is finished: The Cross and Worship, Reflections on Mark 15:16-39

On the Cross, Jesus uttered the word ‘It is Finished’ signaling the sacrifice for sin was complete. Yet, we continue to live in a world that is broken, marred by the curse of sin, until His promised return. In ‘It is Finished, But It Isn’t Over,’ we see how the crucifixion of Jesus and the events leading up to it recorded in Mark 14-15 transform how we live now, in the ‘it isn’t over.’

It isn't over but it is finished: The Foolishness of the Cross

On the Cross, Jesus uttered the word ‘It is Finished’ signaling the sacrifice for sin was complete. Yet, we continue to live in a world that is broken, marred by the curse of sin, until His promised return. In ‘It is Finished, But It Isn’t Over,’ we see how the crucifixion of Jesus and the events leading up to it recorded in Mark 14-15 transform how we live now, in the ‘it isn’t over.’

It isn't over but it is finished: DNOW 2022

On the Cross, Jesus uttered the word ‘It is Finished’ signaling the sacrifice for sin was complete. Yet, we continue to live in a world that is broken, marred by the curse of sin, until His promised return. In ‘It is Finished, But It Isn’t Over,’ we see how the crucifixion of Jesus and the events leading up to it recorded in Mark 14-15 transform how we live now, in the ‘it isn’t over.’

It isn't over but it is finished: My God, My god why have you forsaken me

On the Cross, Jesus uttered the word ‘It is Finished’ signaling the sacrifice for sin was complete. Yet, we continue to live in a world that is broken, marred by the curse of sin, until His promised return. In ‘It is Finished, But It Isn’t Over,’ we see how the crucifixion of Jesus and the events leading up to it recorded in Mark 14-15 transform how we live now, in the ‘it isn’t over.’

It isn't over but it is finished: What is truth? (John 18:33-38)

On the Cross, Jesus uttered the word ‘It is Finished’ signaling the sacrifice for sin was complete. Yet, we continue to live in a world that is broken, marred by the curse of sin, until His promised return. In ‘It is Finished, But It Isn’t Over,’ we see how the crucifixion of Jesus and the events leading up to it recorded in Mark 14-15 transform how we live now, in the ‘it isn’t over.’

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