Stress is something that most of us have to face on a regular occurrence, if not a daily struggle. What does the Bible have to say about it? How can God possibly offer hope into this situation?

Steffan Jones was with us this morning, helping us see how God not only deals with the stress but also invites us to attend a banquet that He has put on.

As we've been building across chapters eight, nine and ten of Mark's Gospel, Jesus continually speaks of His betrayal, condemnation, death and resurrection. Yet there is something that is noticeably absent.

Why?

Why is any of this going to happen to Him? This morning Sammy takes us through what it is that Mark wants us to see through his account of Jesus' life, and how that should make a difference in our life also.

"What do you want me to do for you? - Jesus asked this question on two occasions in chapter ten and received a different answer both times. This morning we're looking to see what the right and wrong answers were, as well as how this question should be leading our thinking as we follow Christ.

This week we're introduced to a man for whom following Jesus comes at too high of a price. For him, what he holds onto is of more value than what Jesus offers.

What are the things that we hold onto, and which as a result, stop us from following Jesus? What are those things which hinder our Christ-following and sacrificial living?

Jamie chats with us this morning about how to properly and fully follow God. Why it is good news that it's impossible to get into God's kingdom, and how it's even better news of One who can do the impossible.

Jesus' ministry on Earth wasn't just for the adults. His message of forgiveness wasn't just for those above a certain age. He wanted everyone, regardless of age, to know His message and be a follower of Him.

John helps us consider how we can better bring children to Jesus, even if we don't have any of our own. As well as thinking about what it looks like to have child-like faith.

To wrap up our (from the ARCHIVES) series "Dummies Guide to Discipleship" it's none other than Matt Bownds - exploring how giving is an outworking of our understanding of the Gospel.

What does it mean for someone to be the greatest?

Is it even possible for Christ-Followers to consider themselves great?

When Jesus brings up the subject in Mark 9 His answer is not what we may expect. It certainly isn't what the world around us tells us to expect.

When you've got something good it's worth sharing. In this (from the ARCHIVES) episode continuing our series "Dummies Guide to Discipleship" Peter Hallam speaks to us about sharing our faith.

How do we walk through the 'valley of the shadow of death' that the Psalmist speaks of in Psalm 23? In Mark 9 we read of a mountaintop experience which is quickly followed by difficulty in the valley below.

What do these two passages have in common?

What does it mean for us to Follow Christ through all of our life?

John Perry walks us through the passage this morning, helping us better grasp the truths within, and applying them to our lives as Christ-Followers of the 21st century.

At the midpoint in our (from the ARCHIVES) series called "The Dummies Guide to Discipleship" our former pastor Jonathan shares about the importance of prayer and how a right view of our relationship with God through Jesus changes how we come in prayer