Ashe Alliance Sermons

This study of Mark 1:29–39 presents Christ as moved by deep compassion, empowered by prayer, and focused on His divine calling. From private healing at Peter’s home to ministering to crowds, Jesus embodies kingdom kindness that meets personal needs without losing sight of the greater gospel mission. The passage invites us to bring Jesus into daily life, be rooted in prayer, and proclaim repentance and faith as the heart of our calling.

Mark 1:16-28 reveals Jesus’ authority to speak with power, call disciples, and silence evil—challenging us to trust and follow Him wholeheartedly.

Go For Launch | Mark 1:9-15 | Nate Roten | Jesus' baptism marks His Spirit-anointed kingship and mission. He calls all to repent, believe, and enter the kingdom of God now at hand.

Prepare the Way | Mark 1: 1-8. Prepare the way for Jesus, the true King, through repentance and witness, as revealed by Mark and John the Baptist’s prophecy fulfillment.  

The Gospel of Mark reveals Jesus as a Suffering Savior who acted in power, taught with authority, and served sacrificially, presenting a fast-paced, vivid account that calls for an urgent response from the reader. This unique Gospel aims to show, not just tell, who Jesus is, leaving the reader to wrestle with the question, "Who do you say that I am?"

Year Three - Part 2 - Kingdom Focused | Every believer is called by Jesus, empowered by Jesus, instructed by Jesus, and sent by Jesus to participate in His Kingdom work.

Year 3 Part 1- Walk Worthy | Nate Roten | July 21, 2025 Reflect with us what the Lord has done the past 3 years and look forward to the future as we are called to be one body and to maintain the unity of that body.

July 13, 2025 | Guest Speaker | Kendell Kauffeldt | Unpack the powerful truth of Divine Providence, understanding how God's purposeful care for your life and delve into Psalm 23.

Multiply |DDM| Nate Roten | Unlock the secret to exponential kingdom growth with "Kingdom Math: The Power of Multiplication".  Reveal how God's kingdom expands through equipping believers to not only become holistic disciples, but also to teach others to become disciplers themselves – a process of "teaching to teach".

Discipleship is both an identity and a mission. It involves a deep commitment to learning, living, and loving like Jesus. By embracing the role of both a disciple and a discipler, Christians can transform their lives and the lives of others through intentional relationships and spiritual growth. This journey, rooted in Matthew 28:18-20, emphasizes the importance of baptism, teaching, and community in fulfilling the Great Commission.