For reasons unrelated to personal vanity, I’ve been digging around looking at sermons that I’ve preached over the years. I must admit that I can’t remember preparing or preaching this sermon on Mark 14. Then again it was twelve years ago. The sermon is 36 minutes long, but there is a break for a song in the middle of it.
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Last Updated: March 30, 2018 by Eddie
A Sermon for Easter
For reasons unrelated to personal vanity, I’ve been digging around looking at sermons that I’ve preached over the years. I must admit that I can’t remember preparing or preaching this sermon on Mark 14. Then again it was twelve years ago. The sermon is 36 minutes long, but there is a break for a song in the middle of it.
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