Date: September 1, 2024 (Labour Day)

Scripture: Luke 10:38-42

Teacher: Mike Mileski

Most of us spend our days feeling crazy busy, like our schedules are out of control, and we can't get done the things we need to. Interestingly, all the studies show that we're less busy than any previous generation.

In this study of Jesus' visit with Mary and Martha, we learn that we probably have a lot more in common with Martha than we think. And Jesus' command for her is the same one He has for us. If we obey Him, it doesn't have to be this way. We really can un-busy our lives!

Date: August 25, 2024

Scripture: John 11:1-44

Teacher: Dwayne Cline

Death is the ultimate enemy. When His good friend Lazarus died, Jesus' pained and angry reaction show us just how much He hates death. In this message, our friend Dwayne Cline shows us that this miracle is a signpost of a new world where there's no death, no dying, no goodbyes.

Date: August 18, 2024

Scripture: Mark 5:21-43

Teacher: Nathan Scott

Sometimes we feel sure we know how God should work, and when He doesn't, it's easy to get frustrated with Him. Imagine being Jairus, who pleaded with Jesus to heal his dying daughter, and on the way to do so, He stops instead and heals someone else. In this message, Nathan Shares how stories like this don't weaken our faith; they strengthen it.

Date: August 11, 2024

Scripture: Luke 5:17-26 (ESV)

Teacher: Rony Mikhael

Though one paralyzed man was healed, this is also a story of how three communities view Jesus: the religious leaders, the crowds, and the ones who carried this man into the presence of Jesus. In this message, our friend Rony Mikhael shows that Jesus isn't only about meeting physical needs; He's building a community that loves each other, bears one another's burdens, and trusts in Him.

Date: August 4, 2024

Scripture: Mark 8:22-26

Teacher: Rolf Nanninga

This miracle raises a lot of good questions because Jesus doesn't heal the man born blind in the way that we might have. That's the way of Jesus - sometimes He doesn't behave the way we expect Him to, or answer our prayers the ways we wish He did. In this message, our friend Rolf Nanninga challenges us with the question: Will we trust Him still?

Date: July 28, 2024

Scripture: John 21:1-14

Teacher: Lane Fusilier

It's hard to say which was the greater miracle: the restoration of Peter (after his betrayal of Jesus on the night of His arrest), or, this miraculous catch of fish. In this message, Pastor Lane Fusilier helps us to reflect on what the Lord has done for us, and thank Him.

Date: July 21, 2028

Scripture: Luke 5:1-11

Teacher: Scott McIntosh

Imagine Peter and his brothers' dismay at being instructed by Jesus to put out their nets for one more cast. Imagine Peter's amazement at knowing he's face to face with the world's true Lord and King. In this message, our friend Scott McIntosh reminds us that what Peter and his brothers walked away from in order to follow Jesus fully, is no greater than what the Lord asks us to set aside.

Date: July 14, 2024

Scripture: John 4

Teacher: Nathan Tomes

We don't typically think of this as a miracle story, but when Jesus spoke with the Samaritan woman at the well, He showed an impossible, miraculous knowledge of the details of her life. Not only does Jesus NOT use those details to condemn her, He causes her to feel known, seen, and loved - as He means to for all of us.

Date: July 7, 2024

Scripture: Mark 4:35-41

Teacher: John Hilber

When Jesus calmed the storm, it was more than a flex of His power over nature. Ancient cultures claimed their gods to be the ones who brought order from chaos, but when he calmed the storm, Jesus showed that He is truly Lord over every storm.

Date: June 30, 2024

Scripture: Mark 5:1-20

Teacher: Mike Mileski

This story reveals Jesus' heart for personal and societal justice. When He set this poor, forgotten, expendable, demon-possessed man free, it forced all the people in the region to question whether they were part of the problem.

Today it forces us face an uncomfortable truth - especially those of us who live in the city - that sometimes, the MOST demonic problems in the city don't look very demonic.