Landmark Church Of Christ

How can we get our minds back on track? We have to renew them. The Apostle Paul gives us this encouragement in Romans 12:1-2. Part 2 gives us some practical ways to renew our minds.

On this Friend Day we started a new series. Our mind is our most vulnerable asset. Satan often attacks us through our thoughts. As we start this series, we start a practical study on protecting our mind.

As we wrap up the Marked series and prepare for Friend Day, we are reminded that we all have a mission to share the Gospel of Jesus. Sometimes being a missionary means going across the globe. Sometimes, just going across the street.

We all have times when we face unknown circumstances. Courage in the face of the unknown will lead us through.

The early church had been Marked by Jesus. One of the greatest marks he left on them was prayer.

The early church was radical in the way they treated each other. This, in itself, became a presentation of the gospel. How can we display the gospel in the way we treat each other? Part 2 of this series, presented by Jon Owen, gives us a picture from the early church.

After six months studying the Gospel of Mark, we move into a new 6 week series called, "Marked." We'll look at the book of Acts and the followers of Jesus. How did spending time with Jesus change them in radical ways? What will our lives look like after we have been with Jesus?

As we wrap-up this great series in the Gospel of Mark, we go the source of our salvation and faith. We look at the cross of Jesus Christ.

In Jesus final night, his conversation and interaction with in the Garden of Gethsemane show us something about Jesus that we all need to see. And better yet, how he responded.

In Mark 7, Jesus addresses the matter of "clean living" in a very direct way. It's not about the outside, but a matter of the heart.

What does prayer have to do with the Temple of God?

A camel and the eye of a needle? What does this have to do with following Jesus? Buddy Bell gets to the heart of a challenging passage for all believers.

Jesus had something to say to all of us about humility. But on this day, this lesson is great for Dads to hear as the spiritual leaders in their homes. The best way to approach God is as dependent children.

The Transfiguration of Jesus led to worship. Jesus was seen alone and was seen as the only authority and hope of the world. In this message we'll get a closer look at worship.

This week Paul Evans reminds us and challenges us about the cost of following Jesus. It's not always easy. We don't always get it right. But it's the best decision.

Jesus once gave a blind man sight and the man's response was that he saw people that looked like tress walking around. After a second tough, the man's sight was fully restored. Have you ever needed a second touch? Part 14 in the Gospel of Mark gives us hope that spiritual transformation, more times than not, is a process and takes time.

How do you approach God? Jesus responds in an odd way to a lady that approached him. But the lesson we learn about her humility is important for us all.

This is a break from our Headlines News series. Buddy Bell used this message to celebrate and honor Mothers, but also to remember a young man, John Picken, who lost his life just three days before this message. John had an amazing transformation in his life and became a powerful influence for Christ in the lives of many. This touching and powerful message is rooted in the Beatitudes in Matthew 5, but was challenging and comforting to our church family in a time of great need. We continue to pray and mourn with the Picken family, yet we rejoice that John is at home with his Heavenly Father.