Capital Pres Family

Sermons from Capital Presbyterian Herndon

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We believe that the Bible is true, that grace is real, and that it speaks to every part of our lives. We meet each Sunday at 10:45am at 1545 Dranesville Road in Herndon, VA. Learn more about our church at capitalpresherndon.org.

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4. The King's Family 03.10.2022 27:43

Mark 3:13-35 Follow the King: The Gospel of Mark | We have a lot of options when it comes to what we can follow. In the Gospel of Mark, the shortest and most action-filled of the four gospels, Jesus asks us a question: “who do you say that I am?” This question is actually the defining question of our lives, because it reveals what we follow. The Gospel of Mark has good news for us—in it, we see J...

3. The King's Forgiveness 26.09.2022 29:16

Mark 2:1-17 Follow the King: The Gospel of Mark | We have a lot of options when it comes to what we can follow. In the Gospel of Mark, the shortest and most action-filled of the four gospels, Jesus asks us a question: “who do you say that I am?” This question is actually the defining question of our lives, because it reveals what we follow. The Gospel of Mark has good news for us—in it, we see Je...

2. The King's Purpose 19.09.2022 40:42

Mark 1:16-45 Follow the King: The Gospel of Mark | We have a lot of options when it comes to what we can follow. In the Gospel of Mark, the shortest and most action-filled of the four gospels, Jesus asks us a question: “who do you say that I am?” This question is actually the defining question of our lives, because it reveals what we follow. The Gospel of Mark has good news for us—in it, we see J...

1. The King's Message 13.09.2022 32:29

Mark 1:1-15 Follow the King | The Gospel of Mark: We have a lot of options when it comes to what we can follow. In the Gospel of Mark, the shortest and most action-filled of the four gospels, Jesus asks us a question: “who do you say that I am?” This question is actually the defining question of our lives, because it reveals what we follow. The Gospel of Mark has good news for us—in it, we see Je...