Pastor Jonathan Eckberg teaches through Mark 10:1-12, in which Jesus uses a seemingly simple question to show us the bigger picture of the struggle that engages our hearts. In doing so we see how the Holy Spirit can work

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg teaches from Mark 9:42-50. This week we hear Jesus follow up his teaching on true greatness by addressing the stumbling blocks before his disciples. These are the same issues that keep us from eng

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg leads us through a study of Mark 9:30-41. This week we see that there is, in our humanity, a desire to be great and to be significant. Jesus shows us that this is not necessarily a bad thing. Howe

We may find moments in our lives where we feel powerless. Even in our spiritual walk there are moments where we feel like we have been separated from the power of the Holy Spirit. In this week’s study Pastor Jonat

We conclude our “Portents” series as we examine one of the most magnificent events in the life and of Christ, the Transfiguration.

Jesus teaches us His requirements, unexpected consequences, and reward in the life of one who is committed to following Him. We must be willing to accept the entirety of His command to be disciples no matter the cost â�

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg preaches the third week of our series, "Portents." In this passage Jesus declares the full intent of His ministry. We see that His identity and His purposes are set regardless of how we would pref

Pastor Ron Eckberg leads us through Mark 8:11-26 in the second week of our series, "Portents." Most of us can identify with the disciples of Jesus. We struggle from time to time seeing Jesus clearly. Our eyes of faith gr

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg takes us back into our study through the book of Mark as we begin a new series entitled, "Portents." This week we see Jesus miraculously feed 4,000 people showing the immensity of his love and com

Pastor Jonathan Eckberg walks us through a challenge for personal spiritual growth in 2017. As we study 2 Timothy 2:1-2 we see three key areas in which we must commit ourselves to see development in the coming year.