Turn in your Bibles this morning to Mark 14, would you do that? Mark 14 and we’re gonna cover what I call “The Denial.” This is the biblical narrative in the night before Jesus was crucified when Peter denied the Lord but the whole narrative of the denial covers some territory. You could say it begins on Thursday afternoon before they travel from what I call the olive...

Well, grab your Bibles and let’s go to the Gospel of Mark, Mark 14 as I’m beginning today a journey from really the garden of Gethsemane, or what I call the olive farm outside of Jerusalem, all the way to Easter Sunday morning when we will have a message on the resurrection, “He is not here,” and I call this God’s unrelenting love for his children. Now originally...

Amen. Let’s take our Bibles this morning and let’s go to Mark 15 and you should have on your screen our series entitled “God’s Unrelenting Love for His Children.” We’ve already dealt with the denial which is one I added on early, and then Gethsemane, today will be crucifixion, next Sunday is death, on April 5 his burial, and then Easter Sunday and I’m praying we’ll all be...

Well, let’s all take our Bibles and let’s go to Mark 15. Mark 15. We’re looking at a series entitled “God’s Unrelenting Love for His Children.” We’re focusing on the last, I guess, 3-4 days of our Lord’s earthly life, that is, before his death. He was on the earth after his resurrection. Last week we looked at the section that I called the crucifixion and we noted...

Well, amen. Let’s take our Bibles and let’s to back to the Gospel of Mark. I’m not sure if I’ll stay in Mark for next week but for this series of sermons entitled “God’s Unrelenting Love for His Children,” I’ve mainly been in Mark, one of the Gospels I’ve preached through, and, ah, how rich it has been for me to pore back over the narrative of our...