This passage is not included in the earliest manuscripts - however its message is does not conflict with the rest of Scripture and so we are thankful for the way the Lord has preserved so many early manuscripts and copies of His Word.
Mark 16:1-8
March 10, 2024 • Dean Ropp • Mark 16:1–8
The resurrection of Jesus brings great encouragement - if there's hope for Peter, there is hope for us!
Mark 15:42-27
March 3, 2024 • Dean Ropp • Mark 15:42–47
Joseph of Arimathea shows us an example of sacrifice and generosity - offering what he had for the glory of God.
Mark 15:33-40
February 25, 2024 • Dean Ropp • Mark 15:33–40
Jesus cried out in the words of David from Psalm 22 - indicating His commitment to and understanding of the Father's plan.
Mark 15:22-32
February 18, 2024 • Dean Ropp • Mark 15:22–32
Jesus endured suffering and shows that that through Him we too can endure suffering with Joy.
Mark 15:21
February 11, 2024 • Dean Ropp • Mark 15:21
Knowing Jesus impacts our lives and others as we use our influence to praise the Lord in our community and around the world.
Mark 15:1-20
February 4, 2024 • Dean Ropp • Mark 15:1–20
The Glory of Jesus is on full display even as He endures the humiliation leading to the cross.
Mark 14:66-72
January 28, 2024 • Dean Ropp • Mark 14:66–72
Jesus is committed to us just like He was committed to Peter. He is for us, will grow our faith, and make us useful in this life as we become more like Him.
Mark 14:53-65
January 14, 2024 • Dean Ropp • Mark 14:53–65
Part of the story we fix our eyes on is Jesus enduring the cross - and when we do we see the Love of God for us.
Mark 14:43-52
November 19, 2023 • Dean Ropp • Mark 14:43–52
They didn't need the swords and the spears - He was going. He came to do a job only He could do.
