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  John 6:24-35 Once again Jesus is before a multitude, very possible the same multitude he fed last Sunday. This multitude followed Jesus to the other side of the lake and when they found him, … Read More

  John 6:1-21 More than once I have heard people saying that Jesus had a good sense of humor. The first time I heard this was from one of my professors, and I have to … Read More

  Mark 6: 7-13 and 30-34. There is only so much we can learn sitting in a classroom. At some point, we are going to have to get some real-life experience! For instance, if we … Read More

  2 Samuel 6:1-19           To have a better understanding of 2 Samuel 6, we need a little history to get in to the context. Around 75 years before the event told in our reading, … Read More

  Galatians 5:1-17 Today as a country, we celebrate our independence, our liberty, freedom, emancipation, autonomy. Liberty, freedom, and the others I just mentioned have awaken special feelings within the heart of men and women … Read More

  Mark 5:21-43 The two stories we read in the gospel of Mark today, reminds me of something I heard years ago from a pastor in New York. He, and a group from his church … Read More

  Mathew 1:18-25 Today, to celebrate Father’s Day, I would like to use Joseph as a model for all fathers. I have to confess that when I started writing the sermon, I was disappointed to … Read More

  Mark 4:26-34      “What is the Kingdom of God?” to give us an idea of how this kingdom looks like, Jesus taught many parables about different things to compare it with. The Kingdom is like … Read More

  Mark 3:20-35; 1 Samuel 8:4-20; 2 Corinthians 4:13-5:1         We read this morning the third chapter in the Gospel of Mark, we can say that is just the beginning and we already find teachers … Read More

John 3:1-17 To introduce today’s sermon, I have to begin talking about Nicodemus. Nicodemus was a Pharisee, a religious leader, a person with a good social position. Therefore, to protect his reputation he went to … Read More