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This is Jesus - What is really going on behind the chaos and brokenness we see in the world? - Mark 9:2-13 - Jamie Haxby

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Hope Live | This is Jesus | Mark 9:2-13 | Jamie HaxbyIn a world full of chaos, conspiracy theories, and endless news cycles, many people are asking the same question: what is really going on behind the scenes of history?In this message from Mark 9, we explore the moment when Jesus takes Peter, James, and John up a mountain and is transfigured before them—revealing His divine glory. In that moment, the disciples get a glimpse of the ultimate reality behind everything: Jesus is the fulfilment of the Law and the Prophets, and His glory has the final word over history.From Moses and Elijah to the cross and resurrection, this sermon explores how the story of the Bible reveals a deeper truth beneath the surface of our world’s confusion and suffering.If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the state of the world or wondered whether there is any real hope—this message is for you.08/03/2026Make sure to share with your friends and family!#hopemessages #mark #thisisjesus #hopelancaster #hopeisnotncanceled

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