mark 15

Therefore, brothers and sisters, since we have confidence to enter the Most Holy Place by the blood of Jesus, 20 by a new and living way opened for us through the curtain, that is, his body, Hebrews 10:19-20

The death of Jesus opened the way to God for us. Before, there was a curtain and God could only be approached by the priests. With Jesus's death and resurrection, that access changed, and we can now go before God's throne. Jesus's sacrifice allowed us to be purified and adopted into God's family and as His children, we can approach our Father crying Abba!

Join me in reading Mark 15 and be encouraged!

Just a Guy and His World

Saint Athanasius Church

Contra Mundum Swagger

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Outline:

Introduction to the Life of Joseph

Joseph as a Type of Christ

Murderous and Envious Brothers

Mocking Brothers

The Father Sends the Son

Revelation of Kingship

Two Dreaming Josephs

Sacrificial Animal

From the Pit Comes Living Water

Sold for Silver

Sons of the East

God's Providence

Saint Athanasius Church

Contra Mundum Swagger

Video Version 

Continuing our Easter sermon series titled 'Journey to Easter', Pastor Myron shares from Mark 14:55-65 & Mark 15:1-15 a sermon titled 'The Trial'. 

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In this episode, Jay Smith, Travis Bruno, and Jimmy Doyle discuss the burial of Jesus, the open ending of Mark's Gospel, and the Resurrection.

Reading and Resources for this Episode:

• Mark 15-16 at Read-Scripture
  
  
• Week 13 Discussions at Read-Scripture
  
  
• Mark 15 on YouVersion (the Bible App)
  
  
• Mark 16 on YouVersion (the Bible App)
  
  
• Mark 15-16 at BibleGateway:
  
  

In this episode, Jay Smith, Travis Bruno, and Jimmy Doyle discuss the mocking, beating, and crucifixion of Jesus.

Reading and Resources for this Episode:

• Mark 15-16 at Read-Scripture
  
  
• Week 13 Discussions at Read-Scripture
  
  
• Mark 15 on YouVersion (the Bible App)
  
  
• Mark 15 at BibleGateway
  
  

Scripture: Matthew 5:16, 1 2:12, 1 Peter 3:15

Notes: Faithful Witness

• way of life more than a set of arguments
• own your identity as a follower of Christ
• importance of discernment
• posture of prayer

2 Questions to ask yourself

1. Is this conversation self-motivated or others motivated?
2. Will this conversation be heard and are you the one to have it?

Before his death, Jesus cries out a line from a song about being forsaken completely.  Jesus is forced to walk from a garden through trials and beatings to crucifixion, and no one cried with him.  Jesus is shamed and mocked by everyone, and no one cried with him.  Jesus is treated as if he were dead, and no one cried with him.  Feeling completely abandoned, Jesus sings in a loud voice a song about being all alone, without a single lamenter to join him, not even God.  Why? Why would God abandon someone instead of acting to save?  This episode explores what Jesus in Mark 15:24 and the composer of Psalm 22 boldly ask!

Every Monday in Lent join me for 700 Seconds in a Psalm as we prepare for Easter by looking at Psalms that Jesus quotes during the week before his death. Surprisingly, Jesus quotes more than 10 Psalms that week! We won't have time to examine every Psalm, but we will examine 6 Psalms Jesus quotes before and during his time on the cross.

Pastor Rob Rebensal
March 28, 2021
Peace Lutheran Church of Camarillo
"Proclaiming Peace Through Christ"

Pastor Rob Rebensal
April 5, 2020
Peace Lutheran Church of Camarillo
"Proclaiming Peace Through Christ"

Deacon Bob Hutchison
April 1, 2020
Peace Lutheran Church of Camarillo
"Proclaiming Peace Through Christ"

The Death of Jesus (Part 1)
Bible reference: Mark 15:1-15.
Series: The BIG Story of the Bible.

Michael Orsmond.
abergavennybaptist.co.uk

Pastor Rob Rebensal
March 18, 2020
Peace Lutheran Church of Camarillo
"Proclaiming Peace Through Christ"