A new year makes it tempting to rush ahead, make plans, and grab control. Pastor Hans opens the next message in the Mark series by pointing us to a moment when Jesus chose patience over pressure and timing over impulse. This message invites you to slow down, look closer, and consider what might happen if you trusted God’s timing more than your own.
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A new year makes it tempting to rush ahead, make plans, and grab control. Pastor Hans opens the next message in the Mark series by pointing us to a moment when Jesus chose patience over pressure and timing over impulse. This message invites you to slow down, look closer, and consider what might happen if you trusted God’s timing more than your own.
Mark Series - Week 12 - When Evil is Allowed Its Moment
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4 months ago
Mark Series - Week 12 - When Evil is Allowed Its Moment
It can feel like evil wins far too often. Tragedies fill the headlines, injustice goes unpunished, and God’s people sometimes suffer in ways that make no sense. Mark 6 records one of those moments: the brutal death of John the Baptist.
In this message, Pastor Hans wrestled with the tension of a world where evil seems to have its moment. But what looks like defeat may actually be God setting the stage for something greater.
If you’ve ever asked, “Where is God when the world feels out of control?” this word will help you see that His purposes never fail, even when darkness seems to.
Praise Assembly - Recorded Messages
A new year makes it tempting to rush ahead, make plans, and grab control. Pastor Hans opens the next message in the Mark series by pointing us to a moment when Jesus chose patience over pressure and timing over impulse. This message invites you to slow down, look closer, and consider what might happen if you trusted God’s timing more than your own.
