God's divine power has granted to us all things that pertain to life and godliness.

Jesus is the new and better Moses leading a new and greater exodus for his people.

Through Mark's storytelling we find a call to be ready to forsake all to follow Jesus, and a promise that nothing will stand in the way of God's kingdom advancement.

The death of John the Baptist highlights a storyline that will begin to play out in the life and death of Jesus the Christ.

A seemingly insignificant phrase in Mark 6 pulls us into the account of Christ's final weeks, culminating in his atoning death and victorious resurrection.

A Core Seminar covering a biblical theological survey of the dwelling place of God, along with its ramifications for the church's present mission and future hope.

The ordinariness of Jesus is folly to those who are perishing, but to those who are called it is the wisdom and power of God. Our only boast is in the Lord.

Behind every moment of worry is a battle of the heart. Will it be ruled by the kingdom of God or the kingdom of self?

Jesus demonstrates that he is the one promised to come and swallow up death forever, to wipe away tears from all faces, and provide salvation for his creation.

We have on our side the one who has conquered Satan forevermore, and who has both declared himself - and been declared of by God the Father - to be King over Evil.