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The transfiguration of Jesus is but a glimpse into the future reality of his resurrection in which he will appear in glorified form. But remember that resurrection necessitates death, and so the Son of Man cam and died for us. He conquered death and sin so that those who believer in Him would have eternal life. Let us read from our passage in Mark 9 today and be fed by its truth.

Our passage today seems like a familiar one, a miracle we have seen before. Perhaps we lose some lustre due to its repetitive nature. At times the works of God can seem mundane to us when they aren’t something new. But Mark 8 shows us something far more miraculous than bread being multiplied and it centers on Christ and His compassion. Let us gather today to worship our God and praise Him for the...

The Lord is one who is worthy and deserving of praise, the one who alone is truly to be worshipped. Every week the church gathers to do just that, to worship our God. Our passage for today teaches us of the transfiguration of Christ. This is a pivotal representation that those who place their faith in Jesus Christ, will have everlasting life in him.

As we gather in the house of the Lord to worship Him today, may we remember the risen Christ and the Son of God that came to us. Our reading today comes from Mark 8:31-38 where Jesus gives us proper definition to Christ and proper definition to disciple of Christ. Join us in worship today.

Christ is risen and this glorious truth reminds us of the glorious truth about Christ that he is truly God. He came to save us from sin and pay the price of sin on our behalf as our mediator. As Mary realizes this incredible victory over the grave, we are in awe along with her this day as this historical event continues to compel hearts to faith all over the world.

Today the church gathers to read from Mark 8:27-30 where Peter makes the confession that Jesus is the Christ. Christ is Greek for Messiah, the promised saviour of God's people. Let us be in awe that the Lord is gracious in regenerating the lost to come to see Jesus as the Christ.

The Pharisees were so eager to discredit Christ and his claims, and they would go so far as to demand signs from him. Signs that they felt he could not provide. Is this not the default state of the human mind and heart towards God? We were once his enemies, but he still died for us. Let us gather in worship of our Lord, as we are reminded of how saving grace has changed us all to see that Christ i...

The Pharisees were so eager to discredit Christ and his claims, and they would go so far as to demand signs from him. Signs that they felt he could not provide. Is this not the default state of the human mind and heart towards God? We were once his enemies, but he still died for us. Let us gather in worship of our Lord, as we are reminded of how saving grace has changed us all to see that Christ i...

Pastor Richard Min preaches from Mark 11 to teach us of Jesus' triumphal entry which may appear not so impressive to the human eye, but the intended purpose was to show the humility of the incarnate Christ. What we see as unimpressive is seen as most impressive in heaven's view.

The gospel of Jesus Christ is good news for all and it sees no distinction in any human measurement of qualification. Where humans tend to seek qualifiers, there is but one and that is the grace of God upon any sinner to come to faith and repentance. Mark 7:24-30 will teach us this lesson today and it will remind us that the gospel puts all sinners on same ground. Let us gather today to worship th...

Mark 7 instructs us on the importance of looking within at the heart yo truly see where defilement comes from. Our desire as believers is to see a transplant of the heart and not just a correction of conduct. May we gather today and be brought to the light of today’s text.

There is blessing in the house of the Lord, and for those who enter it. Today we are called yet again to join together in the sanctuary of God. Where we sing, pray and read from God's holy Word. Mark 7 teaches us today that the traditions of men are not to confused with the doctrines of God. How we distinguish these is important and we ought to caution ourselves in making the same mistakes as...

The Sabbath is a gift from God to the saints to spend in worship, fellowship and rest with God and His people. May this day be a day upon which you gather with the saints, sing with the saints, pray with the saints and lift songs with the saints. And may the Word of God this day be a blessing to your mind and heart. The concluding verse of Mark 6 is where we will read from today and learn of Chris...

The Lord's Day is upon us and what a glorious day it is on which the saints gather to worship and fellowship in the Lord. Our union with Him is also union with one another. Today, we read from Mark 6:45-52 and we read of Jesus walking on water. A story that has incredible truths about Jesus and his gospel. May the Spirit work in us today to teach us of Christ, His nature, His gospel and His gr...

There is immense hope in Christ our Lord for He died for our sins and rose from the grave. The saints gather this day to remember Him and to honour Him with our worship of God who saved us. Join us as we read from Mark 6 in which Jesus feeds the Five Thousand. We hope to see you.

The Lord’s Day is a glorious day each week when the saints gather to give honour, praise and worship to our God. May we gather our hearts and bodies together to read from God’s Holy Word and gain its teaching as the Spirit wills in us. Today we will read of the death of John the Baptist and learn what it means as a foreshadow if things to come.

The church gathers this day as we remember Christ and His sacrifice on our behalf. What a beatiful reminder it is, to be reminded of the gospel we believe. May the Lord enrich and bless your soul this day as we turn to Mark 6 and read of Christ’s sending of his disciples.

On this Lord's Day the church gathers to praise and worship our one true living God. It is always an honour and privilege to worship together as we lift songs and prayers to Him. Our scripture reading comes from Mark 6:1-6 today as Jesus returns to his hometown of Nazareth. He is met with an unexpected reaction from those who would seemingly know him best. May this text teach us and inform us...

As we gather in the house of the Lord this day we will be reading from Mark 5:21-43. Here we read of two healings that occur, one of a woman with a bleeding condition and the other of a deceased girl. The miracle of Christ's healing power should not surprise us, but what is most evidently told to us is the importance of faith in the divine work.

This Sunday we gather together to praise God and give worship to His name. Our reading is Mark 5:1-20 where Jesus heals a man who is demon-possessed. After calming a storm on the sea, he calms a storm within. May this word be a blessing to you all.

2023 Good Friday service with Sheep Gate Fellowship.

Join us in the house of the Lord as the saints gather to sing to the Lord, lift prayers, and read from His holy word. We hope that this time would be honouring to the Lord and pleasing to Him. We also pray that it would be a blessing to those who attend. We invite Pastor Kyle Hackman to share God's Word with us and we look forward to his preaching from John 3:1-20.

We gather today in the house of the Lord to worship Him. We invite you all to join us as we read from Mark 4:35-41 to conclude our time in the fourth chapter of Mark. This passage is well known as it depicts Christ's command over a storm that caused fear over his disciples. What we gain from this text will be beneficial as it nourishes our souls.

Chapter 8.7

Today is the Lord's Day on which the saints gather to worship our God. May He be lifted, honoured, and glorified. Our scripture reading come from Mark 4:26-34 today, where Jesus teaches of the kingdom of God. May this teaching from His Word be a blessing unto you.