Scripture: Mark 8:11-21, Psalm 147:1, 3-12
Christians have always struggled with the balance between faith and rules. It might not be quite fair to say it that way. Perhaps you are more familiar with faith and works, as James so famously calls the debate in his New Testament book. This week as we begin a study in Mark’s Gospel, we are calling it “faith” and “proof.” We all at times want God to prove himself, or show us markers or signs. But which comes first? Faith first? Or proof first? That is our question for Sunday.
April 3, 2022
Series: The Book of Mark
Speaker: Rev. Dr. Ginger Hertenstein Conley
Book: Mark
During Lent we have been studying Jesus’ travels and activities in and around Jerusalem during his last weeks before his arrest, conviction, and crucifixion. The Book of Mark is packed with stories–some lesser known, like the story of the fruitless fig tree.
March 27, 2022
Series: The Book of Mark
Speaker: Rev. Dr. Ginger Hertenstein Conley
Book: Mark
During the FPCD Sunday morning worship service, we pray several times. Twice we have corporate… read more
March 20, 2022
Series: The Book of Mark
Speaker: Rev. Dr. Ginger Hertenstein Conley
Book: Mark
What character traits do you value? What do you want to instill in your children? What do you think will help a person get along in the world successfully?
