(Mark 12:28-34, sermon begins 27:50) What is a saint? You don’t have to be dead to be seen as a saint in the eyes of God. Saints live out their daily lives seeking to live out the words of the two Great Commands. So what does it mean to love the Lord with all your…

(sermon begins at 27:15, Mark 10:43-52) Pastor Pennington compares two instances of people asking Jesus to do something for them: James and John ask for privilege and power; blind Bartimaeus asks for Christ’s mercy and grace so that he may see. “Go,” said Jesus, “your faith has healed you.” Immediately he received his sight and followed Jesus.” Mark 10:…

(message begins at 27:18, Mark 10:35-45) Will you see God’s Word as a sacred revelation that actually changes your life? How do we know what truth is? Will you allow the Word of God to study you? Misunderstanding of the Word often occurs. Blessedly, The Word instructs and corrects our misunderstandings. It convicts our spiritual…

(sermon begins 20:25) Mark 10:29-31 When Jesus taught about relationships, He gave us a new vision of who is in our family. He taught that we will be blessed mightily when we embrace loving people who are not like us. Even more so, when we embrace people we don’t particularly like we will find joy…

(sermon begins 18:55) Mark 10:13-16 Jesus’ approach to transforming His followers was and is all about relationship. Our faith is to be as a child’s faith–trusting, willing, unencumbered. “The way God chooses to show His embrace is through His disciples. Love and act like Christ. If we are to offer this love to those who…