Mysterious Miracles Sermon Talkback
Sermon Talkback—June 14, 2009 Mysterious Miracles Mark 4:26-34 Mystery of God’s Kingdom Throughout Mark, the disciples do not grasp the mystery of God’s Kingdom (e.g. 4:41; 6:49-54; 8:17-21). Mark 4
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Mysterious Miracles
Mark 4:26-34 June 14, 2009 Sermon preached by Rev. Donald Ng at the First Chinese Baptist Church in San Francisco. A couple of weeks ago, Maureen Wong brought to church
Our Continuing Ending Story
Mark 16:1-8 April 12, 2009 Sermon preached by Rev. Donald Ng at the First Chinese Baptist Church in San Francisco. I remember our children growing up with these paperbacks that
Our Continuing Ending Story Sermon Talkback
Sermon Talkback 4 12 2009 Our Continuing Ending Story—Mark 16:1-8 Abrupt Ending The most likely original ending of Mark is 16:8 which is one of the most perplexing things about
Untying Donkeys
April 5, 2009 Mark 11:1-11 Sermon preached by Rev. Donald Ng at the First Chinese Baptist Church in San Francisco. Today is the day that we have been preparing for.
Untying Donkeys Sermon Talkback
Sermon Talkback—April 5, 2009 Mark 11:1-11—Untying Donkeys Palm Sunday or Passion Sunday Today, churches had the challenge to celebrate the impressive joy (Triumphal Entry to Jerusalem) mixed with the impressive
Wild Beasts and Wilderness
Mark 1:9-15 March 1, 2009 Sermon preached by Rev. Donald Ng at the First Chinese Baptist Church in San Francisco. On my sabbatical last summer in the Middle East, I
Wild Beasts and Wilderness Sermon Talkback
Sermon Talkback 3 1 2009 Wild Beasts and Wilderness—Mark 1:9-15 Jesus’ Inauguration In our short passage, we see three major events that inaugurate Jesus’ ministry: Jesus’ baptism, temptation in the
Cross Carrier
Mark 8:34-35 March 1, 2009 Sermon preached at the Service of Installation of Rev. Peter Lee at the First Chinese Baptist Church in San Francisco. Our natural inclination is to
Cross Carrier
Mark 8:34-35 March 1, 2009 Sermon preached at the Service of Installation of Rev. Peter Lee at the First Chinese Baptist Church in San Francisco. Our natural inclination is to