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Updated 16/11/2020

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The King Who Came To Serve / Mark 10:32-45

Jesus didn’t come to be served, but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many. Because he has ransomed/redeemed us in full, we are secure in him and no longer need to chase significance. That frees us to stop grasping and start serving.

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21 MAR

Entry Into The Kingdom Of God / Mark 10:17–31

While many people approached Jesus to test him, one man came to Jesus with a sincere and heart-felt question, ‘what must I do to inherit eternal life?’ The desire to live with God in his forever kingdom is something that this man, and most people since him, have wanted clarity on. How does one enter a relationship with God? How can we know with certainty that we will live forever with God in his kingdom? Jesus answers this man, but in doing so surprises both the questioner and his own disciples.

21 Mar

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Serve Sunday: The G.O.A.T Servant / Mark 10:32-45

Jesus - in the way only he can - teaches about pride. In doing so he outlines polar opposites when it comes to mission and motives.

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14 MAR

The King’s View of Marriage / Mark 10:1–12

One of the most difficult yet joyous areas of life is Marriage. Marriage, God’s ordained institution between a man and a woman, can be a wonderful expression and reflection of the very character of God. It speaks of love and sacrifice. As broken people, however, we all contribute to a world whether things don’t always work out the way that we prayed or hoped. Marriage is one such example. As Christians, how are we to view marriage? What are we to do when things don’t go to plan? What does God expect marriage to look like? It is the areas of marriage, and divorce, that are the focus of Mark 10:1–12. In this section Jesus gives a counter-cultural perspective on what discipleship looks like regarding the union of marriage.

14 Mar

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21 FEB

Seeing Jesus Clearly / Mark 8:22–9:1

At the centre of the gospel of Mark we find perhaps the most penetrating question one could be asked. About himself, Jesus asked, ‘Who do you say I am?’ Understanding who Jesus is and why he came is the foundational question for all of life. Jesus is either who he says he is, the powerful Son of God, or he is a charlatan who should be condemned. In this account Jesus reveals who he is, his mission to the world, and the subsequent call he makes on the lives of people.

21 Feb

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21 MAR

Entry into Jesus’ Kingdom / Mark 10:13-31

To the most significant question (how we can be saved?), Jesus gives the clearest answer (receive the gift of eternal life with child-like dependence).

21 Mar

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14 MAR

Two Tough Teachings / Mark 9:42-10:12

God’s way is always the best way. Nowhere else is that tested than when it comes to the topics of Hell and divorce and remarriage.

14 Mar

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24 JAN

Who is the Holy Spirit and why does it matter? / John 14:15–27

One of the great mistakes some Christians mistake is to overlook the integral role the Holy Spirit plays in the Christian life. The Holy Spirit, God’s abiding presence, equips, empowers, and accompanies his people to serve and know him. In this sermon we explore the identity of the Holy Spirit and his ministry of support, comfort, and teaching in the Christian experience.

24 Jan

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7 MAR

Greatness From God’s Perspective / Mark 9:33-37

What does greatness look like? Jesus’ answer may surprise you.

7 Mar

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14 FEB

Struggling To See / Mark 8:1–21

When it comes to the person of Jesus of Nazareth there are a plethora of views as to his nature, his work, and his teaching. For many people, Jesus is a great moral teacher, a model to follow. Others find his to be something of a religious philosopher who provokes people to think. Still others accept him to be God in the flesh. In Mark 8, Jesus himself raises the stakes as he reveals not only his power, but sets before people the reality that they must make a decision as to who he is. In Mark 8:1–21 Jesus moves the listener to evaluate how they will take him, and he gives warnings about getting this wrong.

14 Feb

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Multicultural Bible Ministry, or MBM, is an anglican church located in Rooty Hill, Parramatta and Blacktown—in the western suburbs of Sydney. We are all about seeing lives transformed through Jesus for the Glory of God.

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