Trinity Grace Church

The Rejected Stone (Mark 12:1-12)

Jesus tells the parable of the Tenants to the scribes, chief priests, and elders charging them with rejecting the Christ proclaimed by the prophets and rejecting Christ Himself.  

Going to Temple (Mark 11:12-33)

On Monday of Passion Week, Jesus enters Jerusalem again, cursing a fig tree on the way and cleansing the temple once he's there.  On Tuesday, he returns again and this time he gives lessons in regards to his lordship from the fig tree and the cleansing.  

Coming to Jerusalem (Mark 11:1-10)

The time has come for the entrance of the King into Jerusalem.  Jesus' face has been set toward Jerusalem - toward that for which He was sent - to give His life a ransom for many, to bring the forgiveness of sin.  The long awaited Messiah has come.

The Seeing Blind Man (Mark 10:46-52)

Mark presents Bartimaeus (the blind beggar) as a foil to the rich, young ruler - a blind beggar that our gracious Savior calls to follow Him.

What Kind of Question is That? (Mark 10:32-45)

As we install newly elected elders and deacons at Trinity Grace Church, this text serves well to remind us of the Gospel of Christ and that to which we've been called.  We look up to the exalted Christ and He bears fruit in our hearts and lives leading us to look out to others.

The Poor Rich Man, Part 2 (Mark 10:17-31)

In the second part of this passage of the rich, young ruler, after our self-righteousness and our idols have been exposed, our wonderful Savior and our blessings in Him are now exposed.

The Poor Rich Man, Part 1 (Mark 10:17-31)

Through this familiar passage where Jesus loves the rich, young ruler,   our self-righteousness, our idols, our Savior, and our blessing are all revealed.

Heart Matters (Mark 10:1-16)

Though the security of children and the sanctity of marriage are intimately related, both are ultimately found in the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

That the Glory of Christ May Be Manifest (Mark 9:38-50)

May our sin, nor our pride, nor the disunity of the church cloud or eclipse the glory of Christ!

I Am the Greatest (Mark 9:30-37)

While Jesus is talking about His death and resurrection, the disciples are arguing among themselves who is the greatest.