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Jesus warns supposed insiders to watch their lives and gives them strong warnings if they exclude others or disqualify themselves from Jesus and His Kingdom. What is hell, actually? Is it real, and who goes there?

Jesus invites Peter, John and James up the mountain for a big revelation - he transforms and shows the glory of God. What did this mean to them and for disciples today?

Jesus turns ideas of Kingship and Kingdom upside down, telling followers he has a cross rather than a throne. The way of self-sacrifice is the true-life he brings for his followers.

Jesus people can't shut up about how they have experienced Him alive! Your experience of the risen Lord may be the only message your friends and family know about who God is.

On the cross, Jesus transformed the shame of humanity into the grace of God.

God invites unclean dogs into his house as children no matter their background.

It isn't the external observance of religion that makes a person pure - It is in being with Jesus and following his invitations in your life.

Jesus sends his disciples into storms.

Jesus appears in the storms.

Jesus calms the storms.

The problem is, we disciples sometimes don't get it but Jesus is still with us and opening our eyes to who he is and where he is taking us.

What is the answer to our busy, hurried and restless lives? 1) Jesus calls us away to teach us. 2) Jesus calls us away to nourish us. 3) Jesus calls us away to himself.

John the Baptist followed his call to the point of death. What can we learn about following Jesus from this scripture?