Episodes

  • For All the People

    For All the People
    Dec 21 2025
    the Scripture reveal that the birth of Christ was announced as good news for all people, regardless of status, background, ethnicity, or past. Jesus did not come for a select group. He came for the world. His invitation is open to all, and the path is clearly revealed. Sermon Notes Luke 2:4 – 20 Good news for everyone, a Savior has been born Romans 1:16 &17 Salvation for everyone who believes Romans 10:8 - 13 Whoever calls upon the Lord will be saved
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    31 mins
  • Your Purpose

    Your Purpose
    Dec 14 2025
    What is your purpose? Culture, self-help books, and institutions promise to help you find your purpose, but the Bible tells us something very different. The Scripture explains what your purpose truly is and why it applies to every person, at every stage of life, in every circumstance. Our purpose is not self-fulfillment or personal greatness, but the glory of God. God’s plan has always been about displaying His grace, mercy, and power through people who often don’t deserve it. Sermon Notes Ephesians 1:3 –14 To the praise of His glory Ephesians 2:4 –10 In the ages to come He might share the surpassing riches of His grace Romans 9:9 – 18 God’s purpose in Esau, Jacob and Pharaoh Isaiah 45:23 Every knee will bow and eve3ry tongue confess allegiance Philippians 2:9 – 11 Every knee will bow and every tongue confess Jesus as Lord to the glory of God the Father
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    32 mins
  • Jesus Isn’t There

    Jesus Isn’t There
    Dec 7 2025
    The event that confirms Jesus is exactly who He claimed to be: the Messiah, the Son of God. After His burial, the women came to the tomb expecting decay, but the Scriptures had already declared that the Holy One would not see corruption. Instead, they found the stone rolled away, an empty tomb, and an angel announcing the truth: “He has risen; He is not here.” Sermon Notes Mark 16:1 – 4 Women go to the tomb with spices to prepare Jesus’ body and wondering how they will get the stone rolled away from the tomb Mark 16:5 & 6 They enter the tomb and see a young man wearing a white robe (an angel) who tells them Jesus who had been crucified is risen and He is not here Mark 16:7 Angel tells them to tell Jesus’ disciples and Peter Jesus will meet them in Galilee Mark 16:8 The women left afraid 1 Corinthians 15:3 – 11 Jesus died, buried and rose according to the Scriptures
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    32 mins
  • Buried According to the Scriptures

    Buried According to the Scriptures
    Nov 30 2025
    A part of the gospel story that is often treated as a simple transition between the crucifixion and the resurrection. Scripture shows it is far more significant. The burial of Jesus fulfills prophecy, demonstrates God’s control over timing and events, and provides evidence that He is the promised Messiah. Sermon Notes Mark 15:42 Crucifixion happens on Day of Preparation before the Sabbath – that Sabbath was not Saturday Mark 15:43 Joseph of Arimathea gets enough courage to ask for the body of Jesus Mark 15:44 & 45 Making sure Jesus was dead, Pilate grants Joseph’s request Mark 15:46 Joseph bought a linen sheet, wrapped Jesus’ body in it and placed Him in a hewn out rock for a tomb and a stone was placed at the entrance Mark 15:47 Women observed where Jesus was buried so they could come back and properly bury Him Isaiah 53:9 Prophecy concerning the burial of the Messiah
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    26 mins
  • FBCWest686

    FBCWest686
    Nov 23 2025
    The way someone dies does not usually prove who they are. But in Jesus’ case, His crucifixion fulfills the very scriptures that foretold the Messiah’s suffering, death, burial, and resurrection. Jesus’ crucifixion is not a story of defeat. It is the ultimate proof that He is the Messiah, the Son of God, the Lamb who takes away the sin of the world. Sermon Notes Mark 15:22 – 27 Jesus crucified on a hill called Golgotha. He refused the offer of dulling His pain. His garments were divided and 2 others were also crucified Mark 15:29 – 32 Many were insulting Him and said he saved others but could not save Himself What if He had come down? Mark 15:33 – 37 Crucifixion started at 9:00 am, at noon darkness fell and at 3 He breathed His last Mark 15:40 & 41 Results of His death – the veil in the Temple was torn top to bottom and the Centurion said “Truly this was the Son of God” Women ministered to Him during His life were looking from afar This sermon walks step-by-step through the events of the crucifixion: • Jesus’ physical suffering and the prophetic reasons behind it • Why He refused the pain-numbing wine • The meaning of being crucified at Golgotha, the place of the skull • How Roman soldiers unknowingly fulfilled Old Testament prophecy • The darkness that covered the land and Jesus’ cry, “My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?” • The powerful significance of Psalm 22 and Isaiah’s prophecies • The tearing of the temple veil and what it means for our access to God • The centurion’s confession, “Truly this man was the Son of God” • The women who faithfully stayed near the cross • What Jesus’ death tells us about the love, timing, sovereignty, and faithfulness of God
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    40 mins
  • Jesus Mocked

    Jesus Mocked
    Nov 16 2025
    Ever since Adam and Eve’s children, humanity has shown cruelty toward one another. There’s even an expression: man’s inhumanity to man. But today, we’re going deeper—into man’s inhumanity to God. Sermon Notes Mark 15:16 – 21 Soldiers mock Jesus and lead Him to be crucified Probers 14:9 Fools mock at sin Galatians 6:7 – 10 God is not mocked
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    23 mins
  • Satisfying the Crowd

    Satisfying the Crowd
    Nov 9 2025
    Pontius Pilate faced a moral crossroads when choosing between justice and public pressure. As Jesus stands silent before His accusers, we witness the ultimate example of strength, humility, and divine love. Sermon Notes Mark 15:1 Religious leaders bind Jesus and deliver Him to Pilate (The Roman Governor) Mark 15:2 – 5 Pilate questions Jesus Mark 15:6 – 11 Pilate tries to release Jesus. The crowd instead wants a murder released. (the son of the father rather than (The Son of God the Father) Mark 15:12 – 14 The crowd influenced by the Chief Priests, want Jesus crucified Mark 15:15 To satisfy the crowd Pilate has Jesus scrouged and authorized His crucifixion
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    22 mins
  • Acting like a Non-Believer

    Acting like a Non-Believer
    Nov 2 2025
    While Jesus stands firm in truth, Peter falters under pressure, denying his Lord three times. Sermon Notes Mark 14:66 – 70 Three times people accuse Peter of being with Jesus. The first two times he denies it and moves away from the accuser Mark 14:71 The third response to the accuser was to curse and swear Mark 14:72 After the third denial Peter hears the cock crow the second time and weeps
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    19 mins