An Expositional Series by Dr. Andrew Spurgeon (2018–2019)

What does it truly mean to follow the King when His kingdom shatters our cultural expectations and turns our religious traditions upside down?  Are we tagging along merely for the spectacle of miracles, relief from immediate pain, or personal standing?  Are we prepared to walk with a Savior who came not to be served, but to serve and lay down His life as a ransom for many?

In this expositional journey through the Gospel of Mark, Dr. Andrew Spurgeon explores the purposeful, undeterred steps of Jesus as the promised Messiah who brings comfort to God’s people.  From calling ordinary fishermen to become "fishers of people" living among the broken, to eating with outcasts and commanding unseen spiritual forces with quiet authority, these messages challenge us to move beyond superficial fascination with signs.

Walking through Jesus’ encounters with skeptical critics, desperate crowds, and timid disciples, the series urges us to anchor our faith in the Messenger Himself, learning to trust His timing and rest in His divine perspective through every storm and trial of life.

Note: This sermon series was not completed due to the disruptions of COVID-19.