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This morning we begin a new sermon series on the Gospel of Mark. This morning’s sermon will be an introduction to the book which, Lord willing, we will be covering over the next several months. We pray that we may grow together in grace and truth as we come humbly from week to week to be instructed from His Word, being rooted even more firmly in our faith that Jesus is in fact the Son of God.

Scripture Reading: Mark 1; Sermon Text: Mark 1:1

Sermon Title: Gospel Beginnings; Theme: Mark tells the good news: Jesus is the Son of God
 

Scripture & Text: Deut. 29:29

Confession: Heidelberg Catechism, L. D. 49

Sermon Title: Aligning Our Will to God's; Theme: By Spirit and Word, God's people learn to align their will to His and do it.

Continuing study of Piety's Wisdom, a summary of John Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion

Continue Chapter 7, pgs. 93-104, and questions 4-9 on p. 105.

Scripture Reading: Mark 1:1-8

Sermon Text: Mark 1:3

Sermon: Prepare Ye the Way

Scripture: Exodus 16

Sermon Text: Exodus 16:4

Reformed Confession: Lord's Day 50

Sermon: Sufficient Bread

Our newest sermon series in the Book of Mark continues this morning.

Scripture Reading: Mark 1:8-13

Sermon Text: Mark 1:11

Sermon Title: Christ Equipped for War

Scripture Reading: Matthew 18:10-35

Sermon Text: Matthew 18:32b-33

Reformed Confession: Heidelberg Catechism, Lord's Day 51

Sermon Title: As You've Been Forgiven

Continuing study of Piety's Wisdom, a summary of John Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion

We'll discuss Chapter 8 and work through the questions on p. 120. This will be our final meeting of the season. We plan to pick up our study again next fall, Lord willing, and invite everyone to join us!

Scripture Reading: Mark 1:14-20

Sermon Text: Mark 1:17

Sermon Title: Called to the King

Theme: Christ calls man to follow Him.

Scripture Reading: Matt. 4:1-11, 1 Peter 5:6-11

Sermon Text: 1 Peter 5:10, 11

Reformed Confession: Lord's Day 52

Sermon Title: Comfort and Glory

Theme: Commit yourself to the King of Glory, our only comfort.