Midtown Presbyterian Church Tucson

MPC Tucson Sermons

Religion EN ↓ 413 episodes

Sermons from Midtown Presbyterian Church in Tucson, Arizona

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Author

Midtown Presbyterian Church Tucson

Category

Religion

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Nov 11, 2026

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Episodes

Taking Hell Seriously 31.07.2022

Mark 9:42-50

Status 24.07.2022

Mark 9:38-41

Upside Down Greatness 17.07.2022

Mark 9:30-37

Unbelief 10.07.2022

Mark 9:14-29

The Mountain Top 03.07.2022

Mark 9:1-13

The Way of the Cross 26.06.2022

Mark 8:27-38

The Yeast of the Pharisees and of Herod 19.06.2022

Mark 7:31-8:21

Wrestling With God 12.06.2022

Mark 7:24-30

The Gods Must Be Crazy 05.06.2022

Mark 7:1-23

You Want It Darker 29.05.2022

Mark 6:45-56

Do What? 22.05.2022

Mark 6:30-44

Hope For Anyone 17.05.2022

Romans 3:21-31

Faith Is Hard 15.05.2022

Mark 6:1-29

Hope For The Compliant 10.05.2022

Romans 2:1 - 3:20

Interminable Delay 08.05.2022

Mark 5:21-43

Ever So Much More 01.05.2022

1 Thessalonians 4:9-12

Self-Destructive Zones 24.04.2022

Mark 5:1-20

Living Hope and Dying Hopes 17.04.2022

1 Peter 1:3-5

The Man Comes Around 10.04.2022

Mark 11:1-11

The Growing Plant 03.04.2022

Mark 4:21-34

The Waves and Wind Still Know 27.03.2022

Mark 4:35-41

Don't Assume You Know 20.03.2022

Mark 4:1-20

Explaining Jesus Away 13.03.2022

Mark 3:20-35

Trellis and Vine 06.03.2022

Mark 3:7-19

Steps Toward Dangling Carrots 27.02.2022

Mark 2:34-3:6

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