Osborne Baptist Church

Mark 6:34 says that Jesus saw the huge crowd following him and "had compassion on them because they were like sheep without a shepherd." Jesus is our good Shepherd and he wants to meet every need of our longing hearts.

We're jumping back into the Gospel of Mark with Pastor Steve. You can quickly ruin your life by letting regret drive it instead of grace. With Jesus, there is plenty of grace and forgiveness for your past and truth found in God's Word for tomorrow.

Today our worship pastor, Jason Wilson, is sharing from Colossians. Jesus existed before everything else and he holds all of creation together. He is more than enough and He wants to satisfy and provide for you.

Today, Pastor David Tuck discusses critical moments of truth that we have throughout our lives that impact our future. He'll be sharing from the book of Esther this morning. The central question to this book is: who should we be concerned about obeying?

In Matthew 6, Jesus tells his listeners that if God takes care of the birds, won't he that much more take care of us and give us what we need? Our middle school pastor, Ryan Murphy, is here with one main point: Jesus is greater than whatever is making you anxious.

Grace is the love and favor of God towards man. So what's so amazing about it? Kevin Bedard, our missions pastor, is here this morning to share what God's been teaching him about grace.

Today we hear from Dr. Walter Shepherd, our marriage ministry pastor, as he shares his personal walk through suffering and seeing the hand of God in his circumstances as he patiently waits for heaven.

As American believers, we have a debt of gratitude and a burden of responsibility to pray for our country and our leaders.

As Jesus travels from town to town, he continues to encounter different types of responses to who He is. Some are amazed, some are offended, some question, and some believe.

In Mark 5, Jesus heals a woman who has bled for 12 years and he raises a little girl from the dead. At one time or another, sickness and death has impacted all of us. When God delays, what is he trying to teach us?

Today Jason Barrow continues our study of the Gospel Of Mark as we start Chapter 5. Jesus casts a whole army of demons out of a possessed man and shows us that he has compassion for the enslaved as well as authority over darkness.

When trouble come up in our lives, it's easy to wonder if Jesus really cares. This is exactly what the disciples thought when they got caught in a storm in the middle of a lake. They asked Jesus, "Don't you even care that we're going to drown?" (Mark 4:38). We forget that the Lord has promised to be with us wherever we go and that He's sovereign over all the storms of lif...

Faithful kingdom citizens believe that a little faith has huge kingdom impact. In Mark 4, Jesus shares a couple parables to tell us what the Kingdom of God is like. So as kingdom citizens, how do we grow spiritually here on earth?

What's the condition of your heart when God's Word is preached? Are you a listener or a hearer? Pastor Steve talks about the Parable of the Sower and how to determine if your heart is one that listens and obeys.

In Mark 3, Jesus encounters conflict from his family. Who's not also experienced this? Pastor Steve has some instruction from the life of Jesus that we can learn from.

Mark 3:7-19 drops us down into a day in the life of Jesus - he's surrounded by crowds of people following him after hearing about all of his miracles. He also then officially appoints the twelve disciples. A simple day in Jesus' life is full of insight into what he considered his ultimate purpose for coming.

Today we have Gary Miracle joining us! Gary's struggles are very obvious to anyone who sees him, so people are quick to want to help him. But how can your church body help you keep your struggles hidden? We hope his personal story of God's faithfulness and kindness encourages you in your walk.

In Mark chapter 3, Jesus heals a man on the Sabbath and a conversation about mercy ensues. How aware am I of the mercy that God regularly shows me?

In Mark 2, Jesus calls himself "Lord of the Sabbath" and draws a line between legalism and grace. When we're tempted to turn our relationship with Jesus into religious obligation, what Jesus has to say about truth and grace can lead us in the right direction - where our relationship with him is full of joy!

Six words forever changed the world: "It is finished" and "He is risen." The resurrection of Jesus happened between those two phrases. Why was it that big of a deal? Today we celebrate Jesus forever conquering sin and death and offering His grace to you and me.

This morning, we remember the Lamb of God as we prepare for Easter. What a Savior He is!

We're in chapter 2 of the Gospel Of Mark and Jesus does something that would've been shocking for the people of that day - he invites a hated tax collector to follow him. Because of his endless grace, Jesus sees things in us that other people can't see and he CHOOSES us despite knowing everything about us.

We're picking up The Gospel Of Mark today - in Mark 2, Jesus has an encounter with a paralyzed man and his friends. Sometimes there are needs that only the King of the universe can meet.

In Mark 1, a leper approaches Jesus and says to him, "If you are willing, you can heal me and make me clean." Mark then tells us that Jesus was moved with compassion and said "I am willing... be healed!" Jesus is willing to do what only he can do for us - to show us grace, make us clean, and pay the price we owe.

Ministry is meeting someone else’s need as a representative of Jesus, in the power of the Holy Spirit. Pastor Steve continues our study of Mark today and will talk about 4 keys to effective ministry that Jesus displays in Mark 1.