In Milton as it is in Heaven | Practicing the ways of Jesus together As we’re formed by God’s presence we become God’s presence in Milton
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This Sunday, we continue our journey through Mark’s Gospel as we explore the trial and Death of Jesus. Although Jesus appears to be the one on trial before Pilate, Mark reveals that everyone else is actually being exposed. As Pilate, the chief priests, and the soldiers each respond to Jesus, we see the contrast between the kingdom of self-preservation and the Kingdom of God; a kingdom revealed…
Pastor Andrew builds on what was shared at our "This Is Us" event last Saturday.
Pastor Andrew finishes Mark chapter 14. Together, we'll explore two contrasting responses: Jesus' faithfulness and Peter's denial. The question for all of us is, “Will you choose to be an agent of redemption like Jesus, or will you choose self-preserving denial like Peter?” As we draw closer to the end of our study in Mark, our hope is that, through our relationship with Jesus, we will be reminded…
He will share from Jesus' time in the Garden of Gethsemane as we explore what it means to live with responsibility and faithfulness as followers of Christ.
Pastor Andrew continues our teaching through the Gospel of Mark. He will highlight two well-known stories: Jesus' anointing and His betrayal during the Passover. We will also take communion, as it's the first Sunday of the month and a fitting part of our journey through Mark's Gospel.
Pastor Andrew continues teaching through Mark 13, focusing on Jesus’ prediction of the temple’s destruction. He will reference the Old Testament prophet Daniel, whom Jesus quotes in this passage, to help us better understand what Jesus meant by His teaching and predictions.
This Sunday, Pastor Luiz will dive into Mark 12:18–27 to show how Jesus exposes the trap of empty religious arguments and points us back to what truly matters. Come ready for a message that challenges us to move past pointless debates, anchor our hearts in the sound doctrine of Christ's redeeming blood, and actively live out the faithful obedience He calls us to.
This Sunday, Pastor Andrew will continue our walk through the Gospel of Mark with a special Mother’s Day teaching, connecting Jesus’ teaching on paying taxes to themes of identity and belonging, and the important role mothers often play in shaping who we are. We’ll see how mothers model the sacrificial love of Jesus, providing for us while also pointing us toward our core human need: belonging…
This Sunday, Pastor Andrew will teach through the beginning of Mark 12. We will explore what Jesus meant in His story about a vineyard, winepresses, watchtowers, tenants, murder, and the vineyard owner’s one true son.
This Sunday, Pastor Andrew will unpack Mark 11:27–33, where the chief priests try to trap Jesus with a dishonest question. In this story, Jesus outwits them while making clear where He believes His authority, and John the Baptist’s, comes from. We’ll reflect on how our own faith and its expression can easily drift into the political rather than stand firmly on the Truth.
