032-Mark 13:1-37

Imagine the joy that the followers of Jesus must have experienced on Resurrection Sunday, and in the days to follow. Seeing Him alive after such a horrible death must have made their hopes come alive once again as well. Before ascending to the Father, Jesus commissioned His disciples to go, preach the good news, and make disciples. That's our calling as well. We'll learn more about that today as we come to the conclusion or our study in the Gospel of Mark. Here's Pastor Phil. Original Message: 6/29/1995

The Christian faith hinges on the resurrection or Jesus Christ from the dead. So, it's no surprise the number of attacks on this event by those seeking to undermine the Gospel. Also no surprise is evidence for this event in history. As we join Pastor Phil in Mark chapter 16, he will share some of this evidence. Let's listen. Original Message: 6/22/1995

When Jesus died on the cross, it may have seemed to His followers that this was the end of their the movement, the end of an era…the end of the story. But it wasn't. Even as the sayings goes, Its Friday, but Sundays coming! Thanks for joining us today. Now, with Mark 15 as our text, here's Pastor Phil with today's teaching. Original Message: 6/15/1995

We're thankful that you've joined us for our study through Mark's Gospel. Today we come to the cross. Jesus would make His way through the Via Delorosa, carrying His cross to the Hill of the Skull, Gologtha, the place where He would shed His precious blood for our sins. Pastor Phil will take down this path today as we join him in Mark chapter 15, verse 21. Original Message: 6/8/1995

The path leading to the cross would become an excruciatingly painful one for Jesus. A terrible scourging would proceed the nails that were yet to come. Yet, knowing all of this, Jesus endured it, for you and for me. Today we examine this as we join Pastor Phil in Mark's Gospel, chapter 15, verse 6. Let's listen. Original Message: 4/20/1995

The events surrounding Jesus arrest and impending death impacted so many around Him at the time, including the Roman leaders who had to decide how to proceed with Him. We'll learn more in our study today as we pick up in Mark's Gospel, chapter 15, verses 1 - 5. Let's listen. Original Message: 4/20/1995

Even though Jesus would not be walking with them physically anymore, the mission of His followers would continue, as countless millions have come to know forgiveness and salvation in the Name of Christ. Were glad you're with us as we continue our study in the Gospel of Mark. Now, here's Pastor Phil with today's teaching. Original Message: 4/6/1995

The time had come, and as Jesus said, the hour of darkness. As He finished praying, Judas would arrive with the soldiers to arrest Him. But it was Jesus who was truly in control of this situation. As we'll see today, Jesus was no victim. As we open our Bibles to Mark chapter 14, let's listen as Pastor Phil shares today's teaching. Original Message: 4/20/1995

The grace and mercy of Christ is unfathomable, even extending the opportunity for forgiveness to His own betrayer. Even as Jesus had given him a place of prominence at the last supper, Judas' heart was bent on betrayal. Let's join Pastor Phil in Mark chapter 14, verse 21 to hear more. Original Message: 3/30/1995

In the final hours leading up to the cross, Jesus would be with His disciples, his friends, sharing with them, teaching them and helping them to grasp their place in the days to come. These would be important lessons as He prepared them for what lay ahead. Thanks for joining us. Now here's Pastor Phil with today's teaching from Mark chapter 14. Original Message: 3-23-95