Sermons

Transfiguration marks a transition in the narrative as we prepare ourselves for the beginning of Lent. In this story, the disciples experience a glorious vision of Jesus with Moses and Elijah. The vision further confirms Jesus identity and also further confirms the presence of God within the

As we continue in Mark’s Gospel we again see the emphasis of Christ’s ministry of deed and word. We are reminded that Jesus’ words are as important as his miracles. The healing we experience in Christ’s words and deeds calls us to a live of service. Today’s message

In this first story of Jesus healing in Mark’s Gospel, we are confronted by “the unclean spirit” possessing and torturing the man in the synagogue. Whatever we make of it, unclean spirits live and reside in our own hearts and world. They manifest in harmful words and actions

In Mark’s Gospel, Jesus’ ministry begins in earnest after the arrest of John the Baptist. Jesus calls his followers to repent (to turn around, to walk in new life) and to believe the good news. Christianity as a whole these days seems to contradict a belief of the good news, often presenting it