TEACHINGS
Not Much to Look At
Patrick Dominguez | October 17, 2021 | Isaiah 53:1-12 / Mark 10:35-45
Was Jesus plain or even unattractive? The words of the prophet Isaiah seem to indicate that he was not much to look at. Is there some good news in this reality?
SERMON TRANSCRIPT
Not Much to Look At | Isaiah 53:1-12 / Mark 10:35-45
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