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Sunday Sermons | Evergreen Church

Sunday Sermons | Evergreen Church

By: Evergreen Church | Tulsa OK
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 Catch all of the latest messages from Evergreen Church in Tulsa, OK. Evergreen Church: Knowing God, Sharing Life, Changing the World.Evergreen Church | Tulsa, OK Christianity Spirituality
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  • “Offering a Heart, Selling a Soul” Mark 14:1-11 | Mark 11-16: Passion and Victory

    “Offering a Heart, Selling a Soul” Mark 14:1-11 | Mark 11-16: Passion and Victory
    Feb 22 2026

    “Extravagance” is not a word normally associated with worship. Yet, at a crucial moment in the passion of Jesus, He commends an unnamed woman for her outrageous act of worship on His behalf. Worship transforms broken lives into fragrant blessings for our Lord.
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    53 mins
  • “Call to Spiritual Alertness” Mark 13:24-37 | Mark 11-16: Passion and Victory

    “Call to Spiritual Alertness” Mark 13:24-37 | Mark 11-16: Passion and Victory
    Feb 15 2026

    With a jigsaw of OT quotations, Jesus transitions from upcoming judgment on ancient Judaism to final judgment of all creation. He prepares His followers for the imminent events of the Passion by assuring them of the ultimate victory to come. Atonement is no longer found symbolically in the Temple, but fully in the cross and crown of Jesus Christ!
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    53 mins
  • “Advance Warnings” - Mark 13:1-23 | Mark 11-16: Passion and Victory

    “Advance Warnings” - Mark 13:1-23 | Mark 11-16: Passion and Victory
    Feb 8 2026

    With only private instruction of the disciples remaining, Jesus seizes on a question about the destruction of the Temple to prepare His followers in every generation to be alert, but not panicked, about end times. His purpose here is not to give details about the future but to provide assurance of His return and to promote faithfulness in the present.
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    54 mins
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