Passage: Mark 13:1-37

Date: 2026-05-03

Speaker: Scott Furey

Sermon Outline

1. Judgement on the temple was coming (v1–23)

2. Judgement on the world is coming (v24–27)

3. The first judgement guarantees the final one (v28-31)

-> Don’t be deceived (v5)

-> Be alert (v32-37)

Passage: Mark 12:28-34

Date: 2026-04-19

Speaker: Ben Holmes

Sermon Outline

Whose approval do I want?

1. You can know lots but get Jesus wrong (v35-37)

2. You can look impressive and be condemned (v38-40)

3. You can trust Jesus with everything and be commended (v41-43)

-> Don’t be fooled by appearances

-> Trust the one who gave everything for you

Passage: Mark 12:28-34

Date: 2026-04-19

Speaker: Ben Holmes

Sermon Outline

A heart that loves

1. The question (28-31)

2. The response (32-34)

-> Love the Lord who loved for you.

Passage: Mark 12:13-27

Date: 2026-04-12

Speaker: Diederik Evanson

Sermon Outline

1. We belong to God, but we still live in the world.

-> Pay your taxes as good citizens.

-> Give yourself fully to God.

2. The resurrection is coming, and it will surpass everything we know.

-> Look forward to heavenly relationships.

-> Live now for the resurrection.

Passage: Mark 15:42-16:8 (Easter)

Date: 2026-04-05

Speaker: Scott Furey

Sermon Outline

1. The reality of death (15:42–16:3)

2. The shock of resurrection (16:4–8)

Passage: Mark 15:16-41 (Good Friday)

Date: 2026-04-03

Speaker: Ben Holmes

Sermon Outline

Behold the Lamb

1. Mocked by man (16-32)

2. Forsaken by God (33-41)

Passage: Mark 14:66-15:15

Date: 2026-03-29

Speaker: Scott Furey

Sermon Outline

The Innocent for the Guilty:

1. Even his closest friend denies Jesus (14:66-72)

2. Even a Roman governor won’t do what’s right (15:1-15)

3. Even a criminal is preferred to King Jesus (15:6-15)

• Jesus alone earns salvation
• Jesus alone has true power
• Jesus alone can die for the guilty

Discussion Question: What from this passage makes you most thankful for Jesus?

Passage: Mark 14:43-65

Date: 2026-03-22

Speaker: Scott Furey

Sermon Outline

The religious leaders’ opposition to Jesus:

1. They use power to intimidate (v43-52)

2. They need false allegations to accuse Jesus (v53-61a)

3. They cannot bear the truth of Jesus’ glory (v61b-65)

-> Beware of a religious veneer that rejects Jesus’ authority

- in yourself

- in others