Without a King there is no kingdom // Mark // Mark 16 1-8 // Joe Brooks
About this episode
Joe Brooks discusses the significance of the resurrection and the concept of the Kingdom of God as outlined in Mark 16:1-8.
Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! Today, as we wrap up our journey through Mark’s gospel with a message from Mark 16 1-8 on this glorious Easter Sunday, Joe takes us to the King. The kingdom of God can be defined as ‘the King’s power over the King’s people in the King’s place’. This means there are three criteria: Power – The rule and reign of Christ People – of God Place – The people of God, as the temple of God, on the Earth (1 Cor. 3:16). The heavens, where God is seated on the His throne. The fully established place of the kingdom of God that will come at Jesus' return. The power (reign) of the King is coming This reign is coming over a people. And His reign will be established in and over a place. Joe’s slides are available online here. Cornerstone City Church - Medway Valley Community https://www.cornerstonecity.co.uk/medway-valley linktr.ee/cccmedway Email: wouldham@cornerstonecity.co.uk Podcasts: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cccmedwayvalley
People in this episode
Host: Joe Brooks
Topics covered
- Easter
- Kingdom of God
- Gospel of Mark
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Cornerstone City Church, CCC Medway Valley Sermons
Books & works: Mark
Places: Medway Valley
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