How do we deal with a love that doesn't last? Deacon Wheatley takes a look at one of Jesus' teachings about divorce and remarriage, showing that Jesus protects the image of marriage presented in the beginning of creation. Deacon Wheatley shows how Jesus offers a love that goes beyond marriage and heartache to show His Father's boundless love for those who come to Jesus.

Jesus instructs His disciples in the ways of humility and He uses harsh language to illustrate what is at stake.

Jesus has some confusing and difficult words for his disciples after they rebuke an exorcist. Deacon Wheatley looks deeper into Jesus' words and the disciples' motivations in Mark 9:38-50 and the relationship they share with Moses, Joshua, and two rogue prophets walking the camp of the Israelites in Numbers 16.

In this sermon based on Mark 9:30-37, Father Bob considers Jesus' action with the child as an example of the radical inclusion of God. Father Bob challenges us to make God's all-embracing love visible through our actions.

Fr Olver explores how the strange response of the disciples to Jesus’ teaching offers us an opportunity to see honestly in our own hearts.

If Jesus asked you what you thought of him, what would you say? Find out what one of his closest friends said and why.

Jesus is the Messiah. Being His disciple does not mean that life will be easy, but it does mean that He will be with us through the valley of the shadow of death.

Great Faith can be measured by great deeds or great knowledge. But this week Jesus applauds faith that lasts. Learn how your faith can endure from this week's gospel reading.