You can show you care about others by walking away from a fight.

A lot of things in life don't make, but Jesus doesn't always make sense.

Giving people clothes, food, and a place to stay when they need it are ways we can love like Jesus.

El pobre espiritual es uno que identifica sus necesidades espirituales y busca la ayuda del Señor.

See how Jesus fulfills needs, but also uses us to fulfill other's needs.

In this week’s study guide, Calvary Young Adults Director Drew Eales and Calvary Women Director Annie Harley invite us into a deeper conversation on Mark 6:1–29, specifically on verses 6b–13, when Jesus sent His disciples out to preach the gospel.

Who is going to be the anticipated being that has the worthiness and the authority to open the seals and usher in the the events of end times? The Lion of the tribe of Judah has been found worthy, and in chapter six we see the effects of Him opening each seal.

In part nine of our study through the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Doug Sauder teaches from Mark 6:1–29. In this message, we see how Jesus was and still is misunderstood, how He teaches us to deal with being misunderstood because of our faith, and how we can trust and depend on Him regardless of our circumstances.

We can make peace with others.

Jesus makes breakfast for His friends, the disciples, so they can see that He is indeed alive.