Conduit Church - Darren Tyler

As we begin our sermon series in Revelation, we touch on a few things in Chapter 1 that often get overlooked. Also, we interview our missionary partner in the Middle East, Grady Pickett, for his perspective of world events and the book of Revelation from where he is in the world.

Introduction to the Book of Revelation.

The signs tha Jesus said would follow are the miraculous ways in which he erases the barriers between us.

What does the Resurrection of Jesus mean is possible for you?

5 tools anyone can access to move toward emotional health during the Covid 10 Pandemic and beyond.

God has an invitation to His people during dark times-“Arise, shine, for your light has come, and the glory of the Lord rises upon you.”– Isaiah 60:2Jesus said it this way-“You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden.”– Matthew 5:14

Faithful in prayer is way different than faithful to prayer. Faithful in prayer is about the one we're being faithful to.

At a time when there’s a jockeying for political power in our country, let’s take a look at how Jesus reacted to the political power that was imprisoning Him. Watch the video here: https://vimeo.com/395985478

Etching Your Story With the Look of Jesus Pastor David Schindel continues our Restored series, finishing up Mark 14. Watch the message from our 11am service on March 1, 2020 here: https://vimeo.com/394200162 conduitchurch.com

Donna VanLiere, a fellow Conduite, was our special guest teacher today. Donna is a NYT & USA Today best selling author who is releasing her latest book, “The Time of Jacob’s Trouble” this March. Donna is a prayer warrior and a purveyor of truth. Donna will share some of the prophecies from the OT and their fulfillments, as well as those that are being fulfilled right before our very eyes.

Darren and Mo updated the church on all the wonderful ministry the Lord is doing through Conduit this past year, and shared the latest about our new sanctuary expansion. conduitchurch.com

An Easter Egg in the book of Mark: Mark 14:51 A young man, wearing nothing but a linen garment, was following Jesus. When they seized him, 52 he fled naked, leaving his garment behind. "young man""white linen" He wasn't just a streaker. The only other time in the NT where there is a "young man" wearing "white linen" is in the most fascinating place. Mark 16:5 As they entered the tomb, they saw a "young man" dressed in a "white robe" (same Greek Word) sitting on the right side, and they were alarmed. When the Mary's and Salmome found Jesus' tomb, there again was a young man in white linen. It's not an angel. (the NIV version in verse 6 says "then the angel said" but that word is added. it's not in the original Greek. it's not in KJV, ESV, etc) What if this is John Mark himself inserting his story of redemption into his book? What if this was his version of an easter egg on that first Easter morning. The two mentions make no sense on their own, but taken together we get a glimpse of his redemption. We get a pi

Jesus died at 33 years old. Taken out before He ever got started. Didn't have the chance to write out his teachings. He Didn't have time to establish a pecking order. No other world religion was founded by someone who had failed so spectacularly. Unless his death was necessary for the founding. Unless his death was the religion. If Jesus was just the incarnation of the "cosmic Christ" to show us the best way to be to attain enlightenment (as Richard Rohr teaches) His death at 33 makes no sense. If Jesus' incarnation and death were just to show us how much he loved us, then someone get a gun and shoot me, I want Shannon to know how much I love her. That's only loving if I'm standing between her and someone trying to shoot her. He showed us the purpose of His death by sharing it with his disciples at a Passover meal. Mark 14:16 "So they prepared the Passover." In the supper that's recorded in Mark 14:12-26 Jesus tells us why He was going to die. By picking up a piece of bread at Passover, and telling his Jewish