Scott unpacks Jesus warning to the disciples about the cost he is about to pay and the implications that has for humanity and explores what the cost is for us to follow Jesus with everything we have.

In this passage we are asked to deny ourselves to find life in Jesus. So what are the costs for us today and are we truly giving our all for Jesus?'

James unpacks a promise Jesus makes to his disciples but it comes in the package of cost.

Immediately following Peter's revelation that Jesus is the Messiah, Jesus is quick to ensure that we understand that Messiah means sacrifice, death but resurrection for him but that extends to his followers too. In this passage Jesus wants us to understand that following him has an inevitable cost towards following him, but don't shy away from it, Jesus is so worth it, just as he was raised to glory so will we.

Jesus leads us to a clear picture of himself, and it is our responsibility to commit to the process with personal declarations.

James unpacks the story of two men receiving sight. One physical the other Spiritual. We all often need a fresh touch from Christ to see things clearly.

Ali takes us through Mark 8:22-30 and shows us if we want to see things how Jesus sees them, we need to not let our past skew our sight and our spiritual sight requires a continual touch from Jesus.

In Mark 6:45-56, Jesus sends his disciples out with the same call he gives to us, one of command, dependency on him and a revelation of who he is.

Hannah looks at Mark 8:31-9:1. Following Peter's revelation of who Jesus was, Hannah looks at how Jesus teaches what it means to ‘walk the walk’ of Christ and then compares this to Jesus’ invitation and what it means to ‘walk the walk’ as a disciple.

James unpacks Mark 7 (Jesus heals a man who is deaf and mute )

Hearing clearly results in speaking plainly - are we living Tongue tied lives?

Jesus wants to open up our ears and release our speech. Mark 7:31-37