Are you afraid to put all your weight on God? You may look like you are trusting Him, but in reality, you are holding yourself up a bit. If this is the case, you will be challenged by this teaching to place yourself wholly in the hands of God. You can rest in the confidence that His plan is perfect and good for you.

Getting kids to eat their vegetables is usually a difficult task unless, of course, they have an appetite for veggies. In the same way, the gospel cannot be forced down people’s throats. They are given free will to choose what to believe. Some will be receptive; others will completely reject it. In this teaching, we are reminded that although we constantly change, the truth remains the same. Jesus came to seek and save the lost. Will you choose to follow him?

Jesus didn’t come so He could meet all our personal needs. He came to save the lost. In this teaching, we’ll learn about people grumbling against Jesus for not behaving according to their desires. Pastor Mark will ask us to examine our own walk with God to see if we are guilty of having that same attitude.

Sin is inevitable. No matter how hard you try, you will fall into sin and temptation. Thankfully, it is the Lord who washes you clean through His death on the cross. He will take your broken pieces and make them whole. In this teaching, Pastor Mark will remind you to examine your heart. Are your motives in the right place? Being a follower of Christ is so much more than listening to teachings and doing the right things. Your life will be transformed when you seek Jesus because of who He is.

What are your motives in following after Jesus? Do you truly desire to be in a relationship with Him or are you seeking signs and wonders? In this study, Jesus challenges the crowds as to why they are seeking Him. They sought after greater miracles, desiring to fill their stomachs, not know the Lord. Pastor Mark will challenge you to put aside your temporary desires in order to seek Jesus for who He is. The things of this world will fade away before you know it. Will you set your eyes on that which is eternal?

When you face a storm in life, are you quick to try and weather it alone? There is only so much we can do in our own strength. In this teaching, Pastor Mark reminds us that although we may not see or feel the Lord, we can rest knowing that He sees us and is ready to rescue us when we call upon His name. Just as Jesus came walking on the water when the disciples faced a storm, so He will come to you as you navigate through hard times.