Meansville Baptist Church

As we briefly examine these parables of the Kingdom we find that we cannot hide the kingdom, we should look forward to the kingdom, we should work for the kingdom, and the kingdom will exceed our expectations.

As we examine the Parable of the Sower and the Harvest we are reminded about the necessity of the Word and the harvest that is coming.

As we continue our journey through the gospel of Mark, we see Jesus back in Capernaum as we conisder Forgiveness and the "unpardonable" sin and determine the true family of Jesus.

Dr. Newsom leads us through the practical nature of the faith that saves us as he brings our attention to the gospel.

Dr. Newsom plunges the depths of the power of prayer as well as challenging the congregation to practical ways to increase our prayer lives.

Dr. Newsom addresses the congregation on the necessity and what to watch for in Revival as we look to David to find our source of Joy and Salvation in God Alone.

Against the backdrop of the crowds coming to Jesus we see the appointing of the disciples and the implications for our lives.

In a conflict with the Pharisees over laws regarding the Sabbath, Jesus defines what the Sabbath means for man.

Truth triumphs tradition. We examine the question posed to Jesus about the fasting of the Pharisees and the Disciples of John the Baptist and the parables with which He responds. (Note - we observed the Lord's supper on this day.)

Examining the action recorded in Acts 2:1-42, we examine the implications of the gift of the Holy Spirit to the Church.

Continuing in Mark Chapter 2 we see the second of Jesus' confrontations with the Scribes and the Pharisees just after calling Levi the tax collector to follow Him.

Stemming from Romans 16:13, we see a composite picture of motherhood through the Pauline epistles, then draw our points from our primary text.

We begin Mark 2 as we see Jesus heal a paralytic at home in Capernaum who comes to Jesus in an unconventional way.

Pastor John was honored to have the opportunity to share and pray at the local National Day of Prayer event sponsored by Prayer Power of Georgia.

As we complete Mark 1, we see the hands of Jesus as He heals, prays, and touches a leper. His authority is demonstrated in his teaching, healing, casting out of demons and in being the High Priest who sympathizes.

As the disciples follow Jesus, they follow Him right back to their hometown of Capernaum as the authority of Jesus is demonstrated in his teaching and healing of a man with an unclean spirit.

As we pick back up with our journey through the Gospel of Mark, we examine the call of the first disciples, and the call on our lives as followers of Christ.

For Resurrection Sunday, our final installment in the Corinthian columns series examining the promise of final victory in bodily resurrection.

Learning from the mistakes of the Corinthian church we examine the purpose of the Lord's supper.

Our second in the Corinthian Columns series, we plumb the depths and celebrate the Gospel necessity of the Resurrection of the dead.