Have you ever wondered what Jesus does with people who fail Him?

In Mark 16, the resurrection story turns toward the very disciples who abandoned Jesus, and especially Peter, who denied Him three times. Yet one small phrase, “and Peter,” reveals something powerful about the heart of the risen Christ.

In the final message of our Journeying with Jesus series, Pastor Darin explores how Jesus responds to failure, shame, regret, and the fear that we’ve disqualified ourselves. The resurrection reminds us that failure does not get the final word, and when Jesus calls us, He calls us toward restoration, healing, and relationship.

Have you ever known what happened, but still wondered why it happened? In Mark 15, we walk through the final hours of Jesus’ life: His trial before Pilate, His crucifixion, and His death. On the surface, it can look like a story of injustice, chaos and defeat. But Mark gives us two powerful clues that reveal what was really happening behind the scenes.

As we continue our Journeying with Jesus series, we discover not only what happened at the cross, but why it happened, and what Jesus accomplished for us. We are the “why” behind the “what” in the life of Jesus.

What happens when everything around you starts to fall apart?

In Mark 14, Jesus enters one of the darkest nights of His life. His friends fail Him. Judas betrays Him. His disciples run. Peter denies Him. Yet while everyone else seems to collapse under pressure, Jesus remains unwavering.

In this message from our Journeying with Jesus series, we look at what Jesus teaches us about prayer, pressure, failure, and where our confidence should really be when life feels out of control.

What happens when God knows everything about us, including our failures? In Mark 14, Jesus knew exactly what His disciples were about to do. He knew they would abandon Him, Peter would deny Him, and their promises would fall short. And yet, before any of it happened, Jesus was already pointing them toward grace, forgiveness, and restoration. In this message from our Journeying with Jesus series, we explore what God’s complete knowledge of us means for the way He loves and responds to us, and why our failures never catch Him by surprise.

Following Jesus doesn’t mean the road will always be easy. Along the way, we can face distractions, disappointment, opposition, and moments that shake our faith.

In Mark 13, Jesus tells His disciples to “watch out” and “stay alert.” But His words aren’t an invitation to live in fear. They’re a call to remain close to Him.

In this message from our Journeying with Jesus series, we look at what it means to stay watchful, faithful, and prayerful through every season of life, trusting that whatever we face, we never walk the road alone.

What does it look like to remain faithful when no one notices? In Mark 12, Jesus draws His disciples’ attention to a poor widow whose offering appeared small and insignificant to everyone around her. But Jesus saw something others could not: a heart fully surrendered to God. In this message, Pastor Lewis explores what the widow teaches us about living for an audience of One, measuring success differently, trusting God with open hands, and believing that even our smallest acts of obedience matter to Him. A quietly faithful life may not receive recognition or applause, but it can carry more eternal weight than we realize. When we are confident that God sees us, values us, and is enough for us, we no longer need to live for the approval of others. Are you trying to live a noticeable life, or a faithful one?

Most of us would like to believe that our decisions are guided by truth. But what happens when telling the truth, doing what is right, or following God could cost us someone’s approval?

When the religious leaders confronted Jesus in the temple, He asked them a question that exposed what was really controlling them. They knew how they wanted to answer, but they were afraid of how the crowd might respond. Their need for approval left them trapped, unable to admit the truth standing right in front of them.

Whose voice carries the most weight in your life? The voice of a parent, a friend, the culture around you, or perhaps your own? The voices we follow do more than influence a few decisions. Over time, they shape the lives we live. So how do we escape the trap of approval and become anchored in the voice of God?

Most people love the idea of Jesus as King, until we discover the kind of King He really is.

On Palm Sunday, the crowds welcomed Jesus with palm branches and shouts of “Hosanna!” They expected a conquering King who would overthrow Rome. Instead, Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey, wept over the city, and confronted the fruitless religion within the temple.

What if Jesus came to do something far deeper than fix the world around us? What if He came first to transform the world within us? Discover why Jesus is the King nobody expected, and why following Him means more than admiring Him on Sunday. It means allowing Him to transform every part of our lives.

What we ask of Jesus often reveals how we see Him.In Mark 10, James and John ask Jesus for glory and position, while Bartimaeus cries out for mercy. Although Bartimaeus was physically blind, he saw Jesus more clearly than those closest to Him.This message challenges us to examine our prayers, recognize what we truly need, and allow Jesus to change not only our circumstances, but the direction of our lives.When we see Jesus clearly, we follow Him fully.

How do I get to heaven? That's exactly the question a rich young ruler asked Jesus. The answer he received was shocking, and it may challenge everything you think you know about salvation, wealth, and what God is really looking for. Jesus reveals a profound truth about God's Kingdom and the danger of misplaced trust. Join us as we discover why the currency of God's Kingdom isn't wealth, status, power, or good deeds, but something entirely different.