Mark Pt. 15: A Role In HIStory
Thanks to everyone who played a part in enabling me to take this break! I am humbled and blessed to be part of the team leading this church, Christ’s church! […]
Entries by Todd Briggs
Mark Pt. 10: Big Picture Parables
Pt. 10: Big Picture Parables 4:21-34 [NASB 1995] Four Parables about Big Picture Principles 2 about God’s Word, 2 about The Kingdom of God As disciples of Jesus Christ we […]
Mark Pt. 9: Responding To The Word of God
There is nothing more important you will do in this life than respond to God’s Word. What does Jesus mean when He uses the term ‘God’s Word’? God’s Word embodies […]
Mark Pt. 8: The True Family Of Christ
Jesus tied up Satan and plundered his house. What He took was my soul, perhaps your soul. Jesus has the Spiritual Authority to constrict the Enemy & a Spiritual Family […]
Mark Pt. 7: Spiritual Balance & The Call To Lead
We have two somewhat connected stories in today’s passage. We will learn some things that pertain to all who would be a ‘Disciples’ of Christ. We will learn somethings about […]
Mark Pt. 6: The Heart of The Sabbath
Today we have two separate instances of Jesus talking about the sabbath. We do well to understand what Christ tells us about the sabbath. What is the heart of the […]
Mark Pt. 5: New Wine
We got accepted to the pool / recreation club a couple of days ago… It is hard living as an outsider. The desire of each human is to be part […]
Mark Pt. 3: What Jesus Wants
How much time do we spend figuring out what Jesus wants? We see him mostly as a teacher, a exorcist and a healer…and He is really in demand. But what […]
Mark Pt. 2: Demonstration of Kingdom Authority
Happy Mother’s Day! We honor our Mothers…not just because they deserve it. Christ’s authority is best displayed in Mothers… Authority that flows from love. Last week we started Mark and […]
Mark Pt. 1: The Beginning
“Christianity, if false, is of no importance, and if true, of infinite importance. The only thing it cannot be is moderately important.” ~ C.S. Lewis My prayer: we never consider […]