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Determined to Suffer for Sinners (Mark 10:32–34)

 Determined to Suffer for Sinners (Mark 10:32–34)
Seeing the Son of God: The Gospel of Mark
Determined to Suffer for Sinners (Mark 10:32–34)
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In this sermon, preached Sunday morning, 5 June 2022, Karabo Msiza, pastor-teacher of Central Baptist Church, speaks from Mark 10:32–34, on Jesus’ third prophecy of his death and resurrection.

This sermon forms a part of Pastor Karabo’s exposition of the New Testament Gospel of Mark, preached at Central Baptist Church during the 2022 calendar year, titled “Seeing the Son of God.”

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The Poor Young Ruler (Mark 10:17–22)

 The Poor Young Ruler (Mark 10:17–22)
Seeing the Son of God: The Gospel of Mark
The Poor Young Ruler (Mark 10:17–22)
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In this sermon, preached Sunday morning, 22 May 2022, Karabo Msiza, pastor-teacher of Central Baptist Church, speaks from Mark 10:17–22, on Jesus’ encounter with the rich young ruler.

This sermon forms a part of Pastor Karabo’s exposition of the New Testament Gospel of Mark, preached at Central Baptist Church during the 2022 calendar year, titled “Seeing the Son of God.”

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Let the Children Come to Me (Mark 10:13–16)

 Let the Children Come to Me (Mark 10:13–16)
Seeing the Son of God: The Gospel of Mark
Let the Children Come to Me (Mark 10:13–16)
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In this sermon, preached Sunday morning, 15 May 2022, Karabo Msiza, pastor-teacher of Central Baptist Church, speaks from Mark 10:13–16, on Jesus’ invitation for the children to come to him.

This sermon forms a part of Pastor Karabo’s exposition of the New Testament Gospel of Mark, preached at Central Baptist Church during the 2022 calendar year, titled “Seeing the Son of God.”

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The Way of the Cross (Mark 9:30–50)

 The Way of the Cross (Mark 9:30–50)
Seeing the Son of God: The Gospel of Mark
The Way of the Cross (Mark 9:30–50)
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In this sermon, preached Sunday morning, 1 May 2022, Karabo Msiza, pastor-teacher of Central Baptist Church, speaks from Mark 9:30–50, on Jesus’ second prophecy of his death and resurrection, and the apostles’ response to it.

This sermon forms a part of Pastor Karabo’s exposition of the New Testament Gospel of Mark, preached at Central Baptist Church during the 2022 calendar year, titled “Seeing the Son of God.”

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Weak Faith, Strong Saviour (Mark 9:14–29)

 Weak Faith, Strong Saviour (Mark 9:14–29)
Seeing the Son of God: The Gospel of Mark
Weak Faith, Strong Saviour (Mark 9:14–29)
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In this sermon, preached Sunday morning, 24 April 2022, Karabo Msiza, pastor-teacher of Central Baptist Church, speaks from Mark 9:14–29, on Jesus healing a boy with an unclean spirit.

This sermon forms a part of Pastor Karabo’s exposition of the New Testament Gospel of Mark, preached at Central Baptist Church during the 2022 calendar year, titled “Seeing the Son of God.”

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He is Not Here, But Has Risen (Luke 23:55–24:12)

 He is Not Here, But Has Risen (Luke 23:55–24:12)
Easter Weekend Services
He is Not Here, But Has Risen (Luke 23:55–24:12)
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In this sermon, preached Sunday morning, 17 April 2022, Karabo Msiza, pastor-teacher at Central Baptist Church, speaks from Luke 23:55–24:12 as he addresses Luke’s account of the resurrection.

This sermon forms a part of a series of Easter-themed sermons, preached during the 2022 Easter weekend.

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It Is Finished (John 18:1–19:42)

 It Is Finished (John 18:1–19:42)
Easter Weekend Services
It Is Finished (John 18:1–19:42)
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In this sermon, preached on Friday morning, 15 April 2022, Karabo Msiza, pastor-teacher at Central Baptist Church, speaks from John 18–19 as on Jesus’ victory at the cross.

This sermon forms a part of a series of Easter-themed sermons, preached during the 2022 Easter weekend.

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A Taste of His Glory (Mark 9:1–13)

 A Taste of His Glory (Mark 9:1–13)
Seeing the Son of God: The Gospel of Mark
A Taste of His Glory (Mark 9:1–13)
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In this sermon, preached Sunday morning, 3 April 2022, Karabo Msiza, pastor-teacher of Central Baptist Church, speaks from Mark 9:1–13, on Mark’s account of the transfiguration.

This sermon forms a part of Pastor Karabo’s exposition of the New Testament Gospel of Mark, preached at Central Baptist Church during the 2022 calendar year, titled “Seeing the Son of God.”

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The Purpose of the Messiah (Mark 8:31–33)

 The Purpose of the Messiah (Mark 8:31–33)
Seeing the Son of God: The Gospel of Mark
The Purpose of the Messiah (Mark 8:31–33)
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In this sermon, preached Sunday morning, 20 March 2022, Karabo Msiza, pastor-teacher of Central Baptist Church, speaks from Mark 8:31–33, on the purpose of Messiah.

This sermon forms a part of Pastor Karabo’s exposition of the New Testament Gospel of Mark, preached at Central Baptist Church during the 2022 calendar year, titled “Seeing the Son of God.”

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The Most Important Question (Mark 8:27–30)

 The Most Important Question (Mark 8:27–30)
Seeing the Son of God: The Gospel of Mark
The Most Important Question (Mark 8:27–30)
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In this sermon, preached Sunday morning, 10 March 2022, Karabo Msiza, pastor-teacher of Central Baptist Church, speaks from Mark 8:27–30, as he addresses Peter’s confession of Jesus as the Messiah.

This sermon forms a part of Pastor Karabo’s exposition of the New Testament Gospel of Mark, preached at Central Baptist Church during the 2022 calendar year, titled “Seeing the Son of God.”

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