Sermons
Sermons preached by elders, members, and guest preachers at Brackenhurst Baptist Church.
Doug Van Meter - 19 July 2020
Tried by the Fire (Mark 14:66–72)
The well-known, if not infamous, account of Peter’s threefold denial of the Lord is tragic. It is also painfully true to life for most disciples of the Jesus. We mean well, but we don’t always end well. This text needs to be considered, for it speaks relevantly to us. We too can expect to be tried—some, of course, in more severe ways than others. Our fidelity to Jesus Christ is under observation, if not under fire. How are we doing? How will we do? What shall we do?
Scripture References: Mark 14:66-72
From Series: "Mark Exposition"
An exposition of the Gospel of Mark by Doug Van Meter.
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How the Church Can Be a Family (Mark 10:28–30)Sam Allberry - 18 February 2024Mark 10:28-30 |
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Sine Qua Non (Mark 10:17–22)Anton Beetge - 3 September 2023Mark 10:17-22 |
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Serving in the Church (Mark 10:35–45)Anton Beetge - 10 October 2021Mark 10:35-45 |
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The Resurrection Revealed (Mark 16:1–8)Doug Van Meter - 4 October 2020Mark 1:1-8 |
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The Bold and Necessary Burial (Mark 15:40–47)Doug Van Meter - 27 September 2020Mark 15:40-47 |
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What Difference Does It Make? (Mark 15:39)Doug Van Meter - 13 September 2020Mark 15:39 |
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God’s Son is Dying (Mark 15:33–39)Doug Van Meter - 6 September 2020Mark 15:33-39 |
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The King’s Cross (Mark 15:16–32)Doug Van Meter - 23 August 2020Mark 15:16-32 |
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The Silence of the Lamb (Mark 15:1–15)Doug Van Meter - 16 August 2020Mark 15:1-15 |
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Tried by the Fire (Mark 14:66–72)Doug Van Meter - 19 July 2020Mark 14:66-72 |
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Doug Van Meter - 19 July 2020
Tried by the Fire (Mark 14:66–72)
The well-known, if not infamous, account of Peter’s threefold denial of the Lord is tragic. It is also painfully true to life for most disciples of the Jesus. We mean well, but we don’t always end well. This text needs to be considered, for it speaks relevantly to us. We too can expect to be tried—some, of course, in more severe ways than others. Our fidelity to Jesus Christ is under observation, if not under fire. How are we doing? How will we do? What shall we do?
Scripture References: Mark 14:66-72
From Series: "Mark Exposition"
An exposition of the Gospel of Mark by Doug Van Meter.
More Messages Associated With "Mark"...
18 February 2024
How the Church Can Be a Family (Mark 10:28–30)
Sam Allberry
Mark 10:28-30
3 September 2023
Sine Qua Non (Mark 10:17–22)
Anton Beetge
Mark 10:17-22
10 October 2021
Serving in the Church (Mark 10:35–45)
Anton Beetge
Mark 10:35-45
4 October 2020
The Resurrection Revealed (Mark 16:1–8)
Doug Van Meter
Mark 1:1-8
27 September 2020
The Bold and Necessary Burial (Mark 15:40–47)
Doug Van Meter
Mark 15:40-47
13 September 2020
What Difference Does It Make? (Mark 15:39)
Doug Van Meter
Mark 15:39
6 September 2020
God’s Son is Dying (Mark 15:33–39)
Doug Van Meter
Mark 15:33-39
23 August 2020
The King’s Cross (Mark 15:16–32)
Doug Van Meter
Mark 15:16-32
16 August 2020
The Silence of the Lamb (Mark 15:1–15)
Doug Van Meter
Mark 15:1-15
19 July 2020
Tried by the Fire (Mark 14:66–72)
Doug Van Meter
Mark 14:66-72