As we look at Mark 6:45-56 today, there are three ways we can relate to the disciples: We do what Jesus says we should do; We end up rowing into stiff winds; We act surprised when Jesus shows up. No matter where you are in your struggle, look for Jesus!

As we look at Mark 6:30-44, Pastor Ken shows us that Jesus meets our most desperate needs!

As we continue our walk through the gospel of Mark, our text today shows us 3 provisions that God has made for us: We have a model of perseverance to guide us; we have realistic expectations to prepare us; we have the assurance of victory to inspire us. Let no one deter you from living for Christ!

As we celebrate the Risen Savior this Easter, we look at the five discoveries at Jesus' tomb: the stone was rolled away; the body of Jesus wasn't there; angels offered an explanation; they are reminded of Jesus' prophecy; and Peter finds the empty grave clothes. He is risen!

This Palm Sunday we look at Luke 23:26-56. As we prepare for Easter, we find three observations of Jesus' last day: On the road to Calvary Jesus showed compassion; on the cross Jesus offered forgiveness; in His death Jesus provided access to the Father. Jesus died to make us alive!

As we continue our series "4 Days That Changed the World," we find three things about the people in our passage: They refused to consider the defendants evidence; they refused to agree with the judge's verdict; they refused to accept the judge's sentence. Jesus didn't deserve to die!

Listen as we welcome David Brickner, Executive Director of Jews for Jesus, as he shares with us the Passover celebration.

As we conclude our series, One You Can Trust, Pastor Dave takes us through Mark 5:21-43. He shows us a story in 5 scenes: Faith is demonstrated; Faith is tested; Faith is built; Faith is dashed; Faith is rewarded. We are encouraged to not be afraid, but to believe!

As we continue our walk through the Gospel of Mark, we find three things in our text: Jesus sees us in our disaster; Jesus saves us from destruction; and Jesus sends us as disciples. Jesus' power to deliver is greater than Satan's purpose to destroy!

Looking at Mark 4:35-41 we find 3 fallacies: If I follow Jesus, I won't have to experience storms; if He doesn't immediately calm my storm, He must not really care about me; if I cry out to Him, he'll take the storm away. Give yourself to the Master of the storms.