Sermon text: Mark 2:18-28 You can follow the path of obligation or the path of devotion. But only devotion leads into the life-giving presence of Jesus, which fuels our passion for His mission. How do we make that shift? We reset our habits to enter His presence, reframe the system around His presence, and then rest and recharge in His presence. Header image by Kyle Smith on Unsplash.
Sermon text: Mark 2:13-17 Jesus doesn’t avoid the despicable—He calls, enjoys, and transforms them. And if we’re following Him, we’ll do the same. There’s a seat at the table for everyone—and like Levi, we learn to bring others there by following the way of Jesus. Header image by Goashape Studio on Unsplash.
Sermon text: Mark 2:1-12 True friendship is more than meeting each other’s surface needs—it’s rooted in deep compassion that reaches for the heart. While many friendships revolve around mutual support and shared experiences, a true friend sees the greater need: a restored relationship with Jesus. In a world full of barriers, a true friend is relentless in love, courageous in faith, and determined to lead others to the One who brings lasting healing and hope. Header image from https://www.gospelimages.com/paintings/31/the-healing-of-the-paralyzed-man.
