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Northland Church
Jesus Through The Lens Of The Gospels
Matt Shiles - Saturday at 5 p.m. // Tom Horvath - Sunday at 9 a.m. // Pastor John Tardonia - Sunday at 11 a.m. // Pastor Gus Davies - Monday at 7 p.m.
Locations & Times
Northland Church
522 Dog Track Rd, Longwood, FL 32750, USA
Tuesday 5:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM
Wednesday 11:00 AM
Thursday 7:00 PM
Welcome to Northland!
Northland Church exists to glorify God as we participate in His mission of redeeming a people from all peoples by engaging neighbors and nations to be fully alive in King Jesus through the power of the Spirit.
NorthlandChurch.net
Northland Church exists to glorify God as we participate in His mission of redeeming a people from all peoples by engaging neighbors and nations to be fully alive in King Jesus through the power of the Spirit.
NorthlandChurch.net





THE GOSPEL OF MARK
1. Ministry in Galilee (Mark 1:1-8:21)
2. Teaching on the Way (Mark 8:22-10:52)
3. Jerusalem (Mark 11:1-16:8, 9-20)
1. Ministry in Galilee (Mark 1:1-8:21)
2. Teaching on the Way (Mark 8:22-10:52)
3. Jerusalem (Mark 11:1-16:8, 9-20)
JESUS THE SERVANT?
JESUS THE SUFFERING SERVANT
JESUS THE SUFFERING SERVANT
MAIN POINT
When we zoom out to view The entire Gospel of Mark, we see Jesus as the suffering Servant who even through his power and authority gave his life as a ransom for many, and rose again to give us new life.
When we zoom out to view The entire Gospel of Mark, we see Jesus as the suffering Servant who even through his power and authority gave his life as a ransom for many, and rose again to give us new life.
#1: MINISTRY IN GALILEE
• Mark 1:1-8:21
• Miracles, Parables, and Authority
• Mark 1:1-8:21
• Miracles, Parables, and Authority
#2: TEACHING ON THE WAY
• Mark 8:22-10:52
• Jesus predicts his own death and resurrection three times
a. Mark 8:31
b. Mark 9:31
c. Mark 10:33-34
• Mark 8:22-10:52
• Jesus predicts his own death and resurrection three times
a. Mark 8:31
b. Mark 9:31
c. Mark 10:33-34
#3: JERUSALEM
• Mark 11:1-16:8, 9-20
• Power, Authority, and Sacrifice
• Mark 11:1-16:8, 9-20
• Power, Authority, and Sacrifice
THE ENDING IN CHAPTER 16
Mark 16:8 or 16:20?
Mark 16:8 or 16:20?
APPLICATION
1. Consider: Who do you say Jesus is?
2. Read/Listen to the Gospel of Mark in 2-3 sittings.
3. Contemplate how God is calling you to take up your cross and follow him this week.
1. Consider: Who do you say Jesus is?
2. Read/Listen to the Gospel of Mark in 2-3 sittings.
3. Contemplate how God is calling you to take up your cross and follow him this week.

WHO DO YOU SEE?

METANARRATIVE OF THE BIBLE






JESUS' FULL GENEAOLOGY
WHAT DID JESUS DO? (WDJD?)
He redeemed all of Creation.
He redeemed all of Creation.
JESUS' DEVELOPMENT
• Stature (Physical)
• Wisdom (Intellectual and Spiritual)
• Favor with God and Man (Spiritual/Relational)
• Stature (Physical)
• Wisdom (Intellectual and Spiritual)
• Favor with God and Man (Spiritual/Relational)
WHAT DID JESUS DO? (WDJD?)
Fully Human
Fully Divine
Fully Alive!
Fully Human
Fully Divine
Fully Alive!
JESUS' EMOTIONS
• Joy (Luke 10:17-21)
• Compassion (Luke 7:13; 19:41)
• Anguish/Distress (Luke 12:50; 22:44)
• Righteous Anger (Luke 6:9; 11:37-54)
• Empathy/Care for others
• Joy (Luke 10:17-21)
• Compassion (Luke 7:13; 19:41)
• Anguish/Distress (Luke 12:50; 22:44)
• Righteous Anger (Luke 6:9; 11:37-54)
• Empathy/Care for others
WHAT DID JESUS DO? (WDJD?)
He felt what we feel, and responded with outward compassion.
He felt what we feel, and responded with outward compassion.
JESUS' DEPENDENCE ON HIS FATHER
• Prayer (Luke 3:21-22; 5:16; 6:12; 9:29)
• Holy Spirit (Luke 1:35; 4:1, 18)
• Priority/Mission (Luke 4:43)
• During Temptation (Luke 4:4, 8, 13)
• During Suffering (Luke 22:42)
• At Death (Luke 23:46)
• Prayer (Luke 3:21-22; 5:16; 6:12; 9:29)
• Holy Spirit (Luke 1:35; 4:1, 18)
• Priority/Mission (Luke 4:43)
• During Temptation (Luke 4:4, 8, 13)
• During Suffering (Luke 22:42)
• At Death (Luke 23:46)
WHAT DID JESUS DO? (WDJD?)
Jesus trusted his father’s word, spirit, will, and mission.
Jesus trusted his father’s word, spirit, will, and mission.
JESUS' SUFFERING
• Rejection (Luke 4:49; 5:21; 6:7; 9:22)
• Grief over spiritual blindness (Luke 19:41)
• Betrayal (Luke 22:48, 45, 61)
• Anguish (Luke 22:42, 44)
• Injustice & Humiliation (Luke 22:63; 23:11)
• Physically (Luke 23:33-46)
• Rejection (Luke 4:49; 5:21; 6:7; 9:22)
• Grief over spiritual blindness (Luke 19:41)
• Betrayal (Luke 22:48, 45, 61)
• Anguish (Luke 22:42, 44)
• Injustice & Humiliation (Luke 22:63; 23:11)
• Physically (Luke 23:33-46)
WHAT DID JESUS DO? (WDJD?)
Jesus suffers as the innocent, compassionate Son who remains prayerful, merciful, and obedient to the very end.
Jesus suffers as the innocent, compassionate Son who remains prayerful, merciful, and obedient to the very end.

SEVEN "I AM" STATEMENTS IN THE GOSPEL OF JOHN
I AM THE BREAD OF LIFE
I AM THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD
I AM THE DOOR
I AM THE GOOD SHEPHERD
I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE
I AM THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE
I AM THE TRUE VINE

JESUS CHRIST OUR KING



MAIN POINT
King Jesus has come to reign in our hearts and advance His Kingdom through His people.
Jesus Christ is the promised King. He calls us to surrender when we meet Him, to follow His ways, and join His mission.
King Jesus has come to reign in our hearts and advance His Kingdom through His people.
Jesus Christ is the promised King. He calls us to surrender when we meet Him, to follow His ways, and join His mission.



If Jesus Christ is King, then He deserves more than admiration. He demands our surrender.
MATTHEW 4:18-20
The Invitation:
He says, “Come, follow me, and I will send you out to fish for people.
The Response:
The fisherman immediately leave their nets, boats, and livelihoods to embark on this transformative journey.
The Invitation:
He says, “Come, follow me, and I will send you out to fish for people.
The Response:
The fisherman immediately leave their nets, boats, and livelihoods to embark on this transformative journey.
THE STORY BEHIND THE SONG
The true story from the Garo Hills of Assam, India, which birthed a global anthem of surrender.
“I have decided to follow Jesus; I have decided to follow Jesus; I have decided to follow Jesus; No turning back; no
turning back.”
The true story from the Garo Hills of Assam, India, which birthed a global anthem of surrender.
“I have decided to follow Jesus; I have decided to follow Jesus; I have decided to follow Jesus; No turning back; no
turning back.”

SOME EXAMPLES OF GOOD NEWS AND GOOD DEEDS
Compassion
Compassion

