The Gospel of Mark identifies four groups of people who witnessed the crucifixion of Jesus. Each group offers us a unique perspective on this crucial moment for followers of Jesus—and for all of humanity.

Communion is significant historically, theologically, spiritually, and practically. Through communion, we remember and receive the gift that is Jesus.

Jesus has promised to return, so stay woke! As the end nears with each passing day, suffering is coming for the church—but we also can find strength in the promise that Jesus is coming back. Faithful obedience through it all is the disciple’s call.

What is the most important thing that God asks of us? Jesus points us to the greatness of God and then commands us to love Him with everything we are, every single part of our life. We have both a great privilege and a great responsibility to express our love for God in obedience by making disciples of all nations.

When Jesus answered a question about whether to pay a specific tax to the Roman government, he was guiding all of his followers to reject political simplicity, reject political disengagement, and reject politics as our ultimate devotion.

God's power is the dynamic behind prayer's unlimited power. There is no circumstance, no trial, no situation for which prayer is not THE most effective resource we could possible draw upon.

Discover the 8 words that describe a model disciple of Jesus, with a man named Bartimaeus as our example for this week's talk.

What does it mean to be truly great? How does Jesus' definition of greatness differ from our culture's definition?

Jesus calls us to build essential community, and we believe that kind of community happens when people gather with the purpose of following Jesus, practicing his way together as family.

What does it look like to get after a vision of community that's committed to being transformed together by the presence of Jesus?