Lord's Day, January 27 2008
11.00 am Good news of a sympathetic, calling and powerful Messiah from Mark1:9-28
Mark 1, 1 Kings 2b
6.30 pm The Greatness of Jesus Christ from Hebrews 1:2, 3
Hebrews 1, Judges 20
MORNING HYMNS

16 Immortal, invisible
W C Smith
757 O Jesus I have promised
J E Bode
579 I heard the voice of Jesus say Horatius Bonar
544 Have you heard the voice of Jesus W Vernon Higham
EVENING HYMNS
46 Heavenly Father our Creator
Andrew J Goddard
151 Hail Thou once despised Jesus
John Bakewell (and Toplady)
185 To the Name of our salvation Anonymous
483 We have a gospel to proclaim Edward Burns
SERMON NOTES
Hear good news: Jesus is a Messiah
1. Who is s_________ to all who come to him Consider his
A. B______ B. A_________ C. T_______
2. Who c____ on you to act
Hear A. The g______ c__ 1. Recognise the t___ 2. R______ and b_______
B. The sp________ c_______
3. Who is full of p______________

Lord's Day January 20 2008

11.00 am How the gospel begins from Mark1:1-8

Mark 1, 1 Kings 2

6.30 pm God has spoken through his Son from Hebrews 1:1, 2

Hebrews 1, Judges 19

MORNING HYMNS

10 Give to our God immortal praise Isaac Watts

712 Lord of the cross of shame Michael Saward

171 Jesus! The name high over all Charles Wesley

574 I bring my sins to Thee

EVENING HYMNS

138 We believe in God Almighty Andrew King

162 Jesus, the very thought Bernard Clairvaux

132 O God of our fathers W J U Philip

352 God has spoken by his prophets G W Briggs

SERMON NOTES

1. F___ things to note about the background to this book

A. W___ wrote Mark's Gospel & what does his story teach us?

B. W___ did he write and w____?

C. W___ is the book like?

D. W___ was it written?

2. What M___ wants us to focus on f____ and what that teaches us Consider

A. The prophetic announcement of John's coming and the n____ to prepare

B. The coming of John and h___ to prepare

Consider John's 1. A_______ 2. P_______3. L________ 4. M_______