In this series, we begin to explore the power and promise of the Christian story to change, redeem, and renew every aspect of our work lives, work relationships, and the world we touch through the labor we do.

Community Pastor Tim Davis shares his true story of forgiveness and redemption.

In this final installment of our series on the gospel of Mark, we hear Jesus describe who will be saved and who will be condemned. But how can we know that we are on the right path?

With the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, the enemy thought he would gain victory. But in reality, this was just the start of a completely new chapter, in which we’re all invited to join.

In today’s message, we come to the end of our journey… The crucifiction of Jesus Christ.

The hour of darkness has now come. Jesus’ soul will bear all the weight of evil that desires to crush him, and this will put his band of followers to the test. Will their loyalty and friendship endure this trial or will they cut and run?

Today we will look at the betrayal of Judas. What would motivate someone to sell out their best friend to his enemies? How do we guard our hearts from the subtle things that come to steal our allegiance?

Mark 13 is the longest discourse of Jesus in the book of Mark is dedicated to helping us understand what is happening around us as the Father’s eternal story of judgment and redemption unfolds. It is both a somber warning and a sure encouragement to be ready when the day appears.

After a flurry of trick questions that Jesus answers with tremendous success, Jesus takes on the religious leaders with a question of his own, and a poor widow shows us what it takes to live eternity now.

One after another, the religious leaders try to trip Jesus up with questions on theology and politics in hopes of discrediting him. In today’s passage about the resurrection, Jesus points out their arguments are rooted in ignorance of both the scripture and God’s power.