KINGSTON
COMMUNITY
CHURCH
MESSAGE ARCHIVE
We have the Word of God as our authority, therefore we are always looking for opportunities to read, unpack, and respond to it.
Here you can access our weekly messages as we learn and grow through the truth of God's Word.
Mark 1:16-20 13 September - Joel Birkin
Mark 1:1-15 20 September - Andrew Edwards
Mark 1:21-2:17 27 September - Ross Fountain
Mark 2:18-3:35 4 October - Joel Birkin
Mark 4:1-35 11 October - Kerry Rickard
Mark 4:35-5:43 18 October - Joel Lauder
Mark 6 & 7 25 October - Kerry Rickard
Mark 8 1 November - TBC
Mark 9 8 November - Ross Fountain
Mark 10 15 November - Darrin Wong
Mark 11 22 November - Joel Birkin
Mark 12-13 29 November - Kerry Rickard
Mark 14 6 December - Andrew Sinclair
Mark 15 13 December - Andrew Edwards
Mark 16 27 November - Ross Fountain
Current Series
THE GOSPEL OF MARK
Mark is a call to discipleship. Jesus doesn’t simply call us to believe certain things about Him; He calls us to follow Him—to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him.
Mark begins with the declaration that Jesus is the Messiah and Son of God, then demonstrates His authority through teaching, miracles, and the proclamation of God's kingdom.
As the story unfolds, Jesus repeatedly calls people to faith while exposing the inadequacy of merely external religion.
The turning point comes when the disciples recognise Jesus as the Christ, yet must learn that His missions involves suffering, sacrfice, and the cross.
The final chapters reveal Jesus as the faithful King who willingly dies for sinners and rises again in victory.
Mark therefore shows that God's kingdom comes through the crucified and risen Christ, inviting every reader to repent, believe the gospel, and follow Jesus as Lord.
As we work through Mark together, we’ll keep coming back to three key questions:
Who is Jesus?
What has Jesus come to do?
What does it mean to follow Jesus?
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