Who Is Jesus? | What More Do You Need? (Mark 8:11-21)

Mar 21

In this sermon Mark 8:11-21 will tell us about two conversations Jesus had with those who were doubting Him.

Some needed to be challenged with the questions: "What more do you need to believe in Jesus?" On the other hand, His disciples needed to be challenged with the question: "What more do you need to trust Jesus?"

We'll look at both of these questions and consider our answers to them.

Do I believe in Jesus?

Do I trust Jesus? If not, what more do I need?

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Pastor John Toone

Pastor John Toone had served as East Shore’s Associate Pastor from June 2014 until his appointment as Senior Pastor in September 2020.

John’s passion is to glorify God and see His Word transform lives into the image of Christ, by the Holy Spirit’s power, in fulfillment of the Great Commission. He enjoys spending time with his family, talking about the Bible and theology, reading, watching movies, and cheering on the Philadelphia Eagles!

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