Mark 15:33-41 Jesus was crucified as a sacrifice for our sin, so that comfort can be ministered to our hearts.

Mark 14:53-65 After being arrested, Jesus is humiliated and abused by the court system and the guards.

Mark 14:32-42 Jesus, with His disciples, enters the Garden of Gethsemane and wrestles in prayer with His Father. Meanwhile the disciples sleep away.

Mark 14:12-25 Jesus institutes the sacrament of communion during the Last Supper. Associate Pastor Reid Gordon gives a look at the history and events leading up to and surrounding it.

Mark 13:32-37 Jesus offers a crash course on living in the present by hope in the future.

Mark 13:14-27 Jesus shares what is to come to give faith and hope in the present.

Mark 13:1-13 Jesus offers three warnings based on what is to come in the future to help us in the present.

Mark 12:28-33 What is the most important commandment in all of the Bible? This question was posed to Jesus by a Pharisee. When He answered, He also added a second commandment that was probably not expected. Scott looks at what does this mean for believers today? How do we go about it in today's post-modern world?

During our September month of Prayer, we are working through praying different Psalms. This week, Associate Pastor of Worship Reid Gordon discusses a different concept that appears in this book, praying for your enemies.

Mark 10:35-45 Two of Jesus's disciples come to Him with a self-serving request. As was His style, He addressed the core of their request, and the other disciples grumbling, with a familiar statement. Scott Ritterbush delves into the meaning of this as well as looking closer at the idea of "The Common Good."