Church on Bayshore Sermon Podcasts

Church on Bayshore Sermon Podcasts

by Church on Bayshore

Non-Profit Christianity Religion

Season 13

It isn't over but it is finished: Are you the King of the Jews?

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: Let the Scriptures be fulfilled (Mark 14:43-52)

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: Yet not what I will, but what you will

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: From Rejection to Restoration

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: Is it the Lord’s Supper that you eat?

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: Is it I?

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: Wasteful or Worshipful?

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.’

Season 12

Through All Generations (How we can be better together): Intentional Relationships

God’s design for the church is to include every generation, yet often churches separate different age groups and leave them with little interaction. What does it look like to be a church where every generation is working together to advance the kingdom? In the sermon series ‘Through All Generation, How We Can Be Better Together,’ we will look at how Scripture teaches one generation to pass along faith to another and what it means to be a church where every generation prioritizes the next generation.

Through All Generations (How we can be better together): Older men and older women teach the younger men and younger women

God’s design for the church is to include every generation, yet often churches separate different age groups and leave them with little interaction. What does it look like to be a church where every generation is working together to advance the kingdom? In the sermon series ‘Through All Generation, How We Can Be Better Together,’ we will look at how Scripture teaches one generation to pass along faith to another and what it means to be a church where every generation prioritizes the next generation.

Through All Generations (How we can be better together): Teach them Diligently

God’s design for the church is to include every generation, yet often churches separate different age groups and leave them with little interaction. What does it look like to be a church where every generation is working together to advance the kingdom? In the sermon series ‘Through All Generation, How We Can Be Better Together,’ we will look at how Scripture teaches one generation to pass along faith to another and what it means to be a church where every generation prioritizes the next generation.

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