Landmark Church Of Christ

This week Paul Evans reminds us and challenges us about the cost of following Jesus. It's not always easy. We don't always get it right. But it's the best decision.

Jesus once gave a blind man sight and the man's response was that he saw people that looked like tress walking around. After a second tough, the man's sight was fully restored. Have you ever needed a second touch? Part 14 in the Gospel of Mark gives us hope that spiritual transformation, more times than not, is a process and takes time.

How do you approach God? Jesus responds in an odd way to a lady that approached him. But the lesson we learn about her humility is important for us all.

This is a break from our Headlines News series. Buddy Bell used this message to celebrate and honor Mothers, but also to remember a young man, John Picken, who lost his life just three days before this message. John had an amazing transformation in his life and became a powerful influence for Christ in the lives of many. This touching and powerful message is rooted in the Beatitudes in Matthew 5, but was challenging and comforting to our church family in a time of great need. We continue to pray and mourn with the Picken family, yet we rejoice that John is at home with his Heavenly Father.

Our youth minister, Wes Kohring, leads us through a familiar story of Jesus feeding 5,000 people. What can we learn from this story? How can our lives be offered in such a way that God uses our lives to fill other people and be satisfied with Jesus alone?

We all have doubts. In part 11, we'll see how John the Baptist had doubts as well as Herod and what it meant for their faith and their lives.

Have you ever thought of Jesus being offensive? It's hard to believe, but many of Jesus teachings are offensive. Those teachings call us to make a change in our beliefs or behavior. In part 10 of this series we learn how Jesus was both offensive and attractive and we, as his followers, should be the same.

Have you ever felt like you were waiting on God? Waiting can be difficult. But God also uses the waiting times in our lives to work on us in ways we often don't see at the time. In part 9 of our study of the Gospel of Mark, we see 2 examples of people waiting, and the lessons we all can apply in our times of waiting.

Paul Evans is the guest teacher this week sharing from Mark chapter 5. We all encounter storms in life, but Jesus teaches us, by example, how we can endure those storms.

A special song presented by Eric Gwin, Rob Williams & Jon Owen. All the parts you hear are vocally produced by these guys.The song was written by Matt Maher and originally recorded by Micheal Olson.

The resurrection of Jesus sets us free in so many areas of life. When Jesus walked out of the prison of death, he left the door open for us to follow.

Through a famous parable Jesus tells us the Word of God is a seed. What happens when it is planted? What are the best conditions for growth to take place? In part 7 of our study in the Gospel of Mark we'll get a picture of what Jesus was teaching in this parable.

What is the unforgivable sin? In part 6 of this study of the Gospel of Mark we unpack Jesus' teaching on this sin.

What's in a name? As Jesus selected his 12 apostles, we see part of his interaction with them was naming and remaming them for his purpose. As we continue this study in Mark 3, we get a glimpse of what Jesus wants for our lives. Our names, our identities are wrapped up in him alone.

This week we look at the end of Mark 2 and the start of chapter 3. Jesus is confronted by the Pharisees about the Sabbath. Jesus' response and teaching helps us put into perspective the difference between the teachings of the Pharisees and Jesus' teaching which is the truth of God's heart.

We have obvious needs. But Jesus looked deeper into the heart to see the spiritual needs that may not be so obvious. Through a skylight, a faith-filled group of friends and some challenging statements, we look at chapter 2 of Mark in this series.

This week we take a look at a day in the life of Jesus as we continue our study in the Gospel of Mark.

We all need to hear good news. This week we start a new series studying the Gospel of Mark.

As we prepare for Missions Sunday, we get a glimpse from the book at Acts and 2 Corinthians, the call for each of us to be a part of reaching people at home and far away.

Jesus challenged his followers to pursue the right thing.