Speaker: Jeff Manion, Aaron Buer and John Dickson Scripture: Mark 6:6-52

Senior Pastor Jeff Manion shows us some lessons Jesus teaches the disciples. Through this conversation, we see Jesus offering lessons on provision, multiplication and failure. We are challenged to learn as we go, bring what we have and move forward despite our mistakes.

Mark 6:6-52

Speaker: Jeff Manion, Aaron Buer and John Dickson Scripture: Mark 4:30-34

Teaching Pastor Aaron Buer discusses Jesus’ parables about the soils and the seeds. Through this conversation, we see we have a role to play in our spiritual growth and God has a role. We are challenged to eliminate distractions and barriers to our spiritual growth and focus on listening and responding. When we listen and respond we can leave the results to God.

Mark 4:30-34

Speaker: Jeff Manion, Aaron Buer and John Dickson Scripture: Mark 2:15-17

Mark 2:15-17

Speaker: Jeff Manion, Aaron Buer and John Dickson Scripture: Mark 1:21-22

Senior Pastor Jeff Manion walks us through the early part of Jesus’ ministry in the Gospel of Mark. Through this conversation, we see that Jesus’ ministry serves as a preview of the Kingdom of God, a time when darkness is pushed out, brokenness is healed and relationships are restored. We are challenged to live our lives in a way that previews the Kingdom of God for those around us.

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Speaker: Jeff Manion, Aaron Buer and John Dickson Scripture: Mark 1:14-18

Senior Pastor Jeff Manion discusses three characters in the opening of Mark’s gospel. Through this conversation, we see repentance means to turn from one direction and head a different direction. We are challenged to evaluate where in our lives we need to turn a different direction by following Jesus to get where he is going and to trust him even in the midst of suffering.

Mark 1:14-18

Speaker: John Dickson Scripture: Psalm 22:1; Mark 15:34; Revelation 22:17

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Psalm 22:1, Mark 15:34, Revelation 22:17

Speaker: John Dickson Scripture: Genesis 2:16-17; 3:6

Guest Speaker John Dickson tackles two of life’s most important questions: Why the Beauty and Why the Ugly. Through this conversation, we see that Christianity offers unique and compelling answers. We are challenged with the idea that God is ok with us bringing our complaints about the ugly in the world to him.

Genesis 2:16-17; 3:6

Speaker: Jeff Manion and Aaron Buer Scripture: Acts 11:19-30

Teaching Pastor Aaron Buer discusses the multicultural church in Antioch. Through this conversation, we see there are four significant choices that contributed to their healthy growth in the midst of disruption. We are challenged to choose God’s mission, to spiritually invest, to include and to let go.

Acts 11:19-30

Speaker: Jeff Manion and Aaron Buer Scripture: Acts 10:1-16

Senior Pastor Jeff Manion discusses the story of Peter and Cornelius. Through this conversation, we see how God stretches the hearts of the early church to match his heart for all people. We are challenged to allow God to stretch us by following him one-step at a time.

Acts 10:1-16

Speaker: Jeff Manion and Aaron Buer Scripture: Acts 8:1b-5

Teaching Pastor Aaron Buer talks about the spread of the early church. Through this conversation, we see that God’s heart is for everybody and anybody. We are challenged to have a heart that matches God’s heart for everybody and anybody.

Acts 8:1b-5