Justin Olivetti
Knox EPC sermons
Sermons from Rev. Justin Olivetti at Knox Evangelical Presbyterian Church
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Jun 29, 2026
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Episodes
Mark Part 24: Garbage in, garbage out 05.06.2019 29:52
Garbage in, garbage out Mark 7:1-23 Pastor Justin Olivetti Main idea: Honor God with your heart and actions
Mark Part 22: Jesus the lifehacker 29.05.2019 28:42
Jesus the lifehacker Mark 6:45-56 Pastor Justin Olivetti
Mark Part 22: The Great Shepherd 22.05.2019 29:07
The Great Shepherd Mark 6:30-44 Pastor Justin Olivetti Main idea: The Great Shepherd cares for us
Mark Part 21: Trade in sin for a win 15.05.2019 33:12
Mark Part 21: Trade in sin for a win Mark 6:14-29 Pastor Justin Olivetti
Overcoming the world 08.05.2019 27:14
Sermon: Overcoming the world Text: Exodus 17:8-16 Pastor Justin Olivetti Main Idea: God sustains his attacked people through leadership, prayer, support, and a promise of ultimate victory.
Good Friday 25.04.2019 27:32
Good Friday service at Knox EPC
Palm Sunday: Blessed is he who comes 17.04.2019 25:01
Sermon: Blessed is He who comes Matthew 21:1-11 Pastor Justin Olivetti Main point: The triumphal entry is a glimpse into the scope of God’s salvation
Mark Part 20: Field testing 10.04.2019 29:56
“Field testing” Mark 6:7-13 Pastor Justin Olivetti Main idea: Get the gospel out no matter what
Mark Part 19: Jesus the prophet 03.04.2019 28:27
Mark Part 19: Jesus the prophet
Mark Part 18: Hopeless causes 27.03.2019 31:41
Mark Part 18: Hopeless causes Mark 5:21-43 Pastor Justin Olivetti
Mark Part 16: Wind and Waves 13.03.2019 32:11
Mark Part 16: Wind and Waves Sermon from Knox EPC
Mark Part 16: Wind and Waves 06.03.2019 31:51
“Wind and Waves” Pastor Justin Olivetti Mark 4:35-41 March 3, 2019
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