As we begin to move towards Easter, we enter a season of preparation. As we focus on the suffering of cross, we are reminded that God's intent has been to move his people from a place of fear to a place of trust.

As the church year begins to move towards Easter, we talk about giving up in order to prepare ourselves for the resurrection.

The Transfiguration of Jesus provided a new lens to see life through - not only for Peter, James and John, but for all of us who have proclaimed him as Lord.

Proclamation, testimony and teaching from our second annual Proclamation of Faith Sunday.

When the crowds were looking for him, Jesus was away in prayer. His response to Peter's rebuke reminds us the importance of living with an understanding of who we are and what we were called to.

Early in his ministry, the uniqueness of Jesus is displayed in his authority - both in teaching and action. However, Jesus consistently uses this authority not for himself, but for the benefit of others. How can you respond to this model in your own life?

In this episode, Jim talks about the upcoming proclamation of faith Sunday and how you can be a part of it!

The call of the gospel is not to simply add new religious tasks to an already established life, but instead to completely realign our lives in light of the person, work and reality of Jesus.

John calls us to respond to the invitation to follow Jesus.

Mark begins his gospel by making sure his audience is aware that Jesus is not like anyone else.