25 Ready-To-Use Short Sermons on Key Passages in the Gospel of Mark

For Busy Preachers, Lay Leaders, Teachers and Volunteers

De: Barry Davis

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

My Prayer for You

As you use these resources, my prayer is that they will help you and your congregation discover the revolutionary Christ that Mark presents—not the domesticated Jesus of popular culture, but the radical Messiah who demands everything and offers everything in return. May these messages challenge comfortable Christianity while providing biblical foundation for the kind of radical discipleship that takes the cross seriously.

Remember, you're not just explaining historical events—you're introducing people to the living Christ who continues to call disciples, perform miracles, and transform lives today. You're showing that authentic Christianity requires engaging with the same Jesus who amazed crowds, confounded enemies, and ultimately conquered death itself.

The Gospel of Mark reveals what becomes possible when ordinary people encounter the extraordinary Christ and surrender completely to His call to discipleship. The same Jesus who transformed fishermen into apostles, tax collectors into evangelists, and cowards into martyrs continues working today, waiting for contemporary believers who will embrace the same radical commitment that characterized His first followers.

The transforming power of Mark's Gospel has been changing lives and building disciples for two thousand years. May it transform yours as you study these pivotal moments, and may it transform your congregation's as you preach them with boldness, clarity, and expectation for divine encounter.

Sermon 1: "The Kingdom Has Come Near" (Mark 1:15)
Sermon 2: "I Will Send You Out to Fish for People" (Mark 1:17)
Sermon 3: "A New Teaching—And With Authority!" (Mark 1:27)
Sermon 4: "Son, Your Sins Are Forgiven" (Mark 2:5)
Sermon 5: "Not the Healthy Who Need a Doctor" (Mark 2:17)
Sermon 6: "The Sabbath Was Made for Man" (Mark 2:27)
Sermon 7: "Whoever Does God's Will" (Mark 3:35)
Sermon 8: "Quiet! Be Still!" (Mark 4:39)
Sermon 9: "Tell Them How Much the Lord Has Done" (Mark 5:19)
Sermon 10: "Don't Be Afraid; Just Believe" (Mark 5:36)
Sermon 11: "Come by Yourselves to a Quiet Place" (Mark 6:31)
Sermon 12: "He Has Done Everything Well" (Mark 7:37)
Sermon 13: "Who Do You Say I Am?" (Mark 8:29)
Sermon 14: "Take Up Their Cross and Follow Me" (Mark 8:34)
Sermon 15: "Everything Is Possible for One Who Believes" (Mark 9:23)
Sermon 16: "First Must Be the Very Last" (Mark 9:35)
Sermon 17: "Receive the Kingdom Like a Little Child" (Mark 10:15)
Sermon 18: "All Things Are Possible with God" (Mark 10:27)
Sermon 19: "Whoever Wants to Become Great Must Be Your Servant" (Mark 10:43)
Sermon 20: "Have Faith in God" (Mark 11:22)
Sermon 21: "Give Back to Caesar What Is Caesar's" (Mark 12:17)
Sermon 22: "Love Your Neighbor as Yourself" (Mark 12:31)
Sermon 23: "Not What I Will, But What You Will" (Mark 14:36)
Sermon 24: "Why Have You Forsaken Me?" (Mark 15:34)
Sermon 25: "He Has Risen!" (Mark 16:6)