There is a road that leads to greatness, but it challenges our internal and cultural GPS as it points us in a different direction to the road Jesus walked. This week we look at four trails that lead to the road of true greatness.

How do we handle failures and our shortcomings in life? This Sunday Jesus descends the glorious mountain of transfiguration to a dark demonic dispute to address our failures and shortcomings by showing us three absolute needs

This Sunday, after Peter’s confession that Jesus is the Messiah, Jesus reveals even more of his true identity in a glorious display of his divinity. The Father joins and affirms His Son and that glory and suffering go hand in hand. And we are encouraged to walk the same road. Let’s look at three points of clarity.

This Sunday we reach the turning point of Mark’s Gospel. Jesus speaks as plainly as possible so that the original disciples (and we, in turn) could make no mistakes about who he is and what he came to do. He MUST suffer, and we MUST see why.

Sometimes in life we have to see something over and over again before it sinks in and we see the light. This Sunday we will see in Jesus’ compassionate miracles and straight forward teaching that he keeps repeating and staying on point, until we see. We will look through four clear lenses this morning to see the Bread of Life.