This week, Angie and Danielle chat with a special guest, Alexis Collins! They discuss “In the Name of Jesus: Why the Presence of Jesus Causes Tension" from Pastor Jon's sermon on Mark 11:27-12:12.

Christ followers are called to live for Jesus, to do all things in his name, and to preach the Gospel. Yet, many of us find it hard to mention the name of Jesus without it causing a stir or making people uncomfortable. Why is that? In this message, Pastor Jon unpacks why the name and presence of Jesus causes so much tension for people in our world today.

We live in a day in which it is easy for God’s people to drift away from Him. Church can often look dysfunctional and misguided because of this. In this sermon, Pastor Jon calls on us to anchor our lives in full devotion to Christ, to avoid commercializing the sacred things of God, and to cultivate a prayer life that has depth.

This week, Angie and Danielle chat with a special guest, Karis Starke! They discuss “A Cry for Mercy: Finding Hope in God's Compassion" from Pastor Jon's sermon on Mark 10:46-52.

God knows you by your name, not your circumstances and He invites you to come closer to Him. You can find hope in God because He is able to restore what was lost and He will meet you with mercy when you cry out to Him. 

"Either Jesus is the greatest liar in history or He was who He said He was.” - C.S. Lewis. If the resurrection is true, it changes everything.

Text: Mark 10:32-45

This week, Angie and Danielle chat with a special guest, Alexis Collins! They discuss “Jesus Is Enough for Me" from Pastor Jon's sermon on Mark 10:13-31.

Dr. Jon Kelly

Text: Mark 10:13-31

Is Jesus truly more important than your money, career, spouse, children, or comfort? The sign that testifies to whether you truly are saved and know Christ is that you can say, "Jesus is enough for me."

Text: Mark 10:1-12

Summary: This week, Angie and Danielle chat with a special guest, Ashlee Nelson! They discuss “Marriage, Divorce, and the Grace of God" from Pastor Jon's sermon on Mark 10:1-12.