What is your view of the future?

In this message we follow Jesus through Holy Tuesday. A fig tree withers. The Temple is declared doomed. Jesus speaks of cosmic shaking and the coming of the Son of Man in glory.

At the center is a powerful truth: the future is not empty, self-made, or cyclical — it belongs to Christ. Through the cross, He opens the way to the restoration of heaven and earth, and calls us to live awake and faithful in the midst of chaos.

What kind of King is Jesus?

On Holy Monday, Jesus curses a fruitless fig tree and cleanses the temple, confronting empty religion and calling His people to true repentance. In this message from Mark 11:12–19, we see Christ as the righteous King who judges evil, cleanses His house, and makes us fruitful through His cross.

What do you do when God doesn’t meet your expectations?

As Jesus enters Jerusalem, the crowds expect a conquering king, but instead encounter a humble Savior on His way to the cross. In this teaching from Mark 11, we explore misplaced hopes, true kingship, and how Jesus fulfills our deepest longings by offering Himself as our Redeemer.

What kind of king would you be if you ruled the world?

In Mark 10:46–52, a blind beggar sees what others miss as Jesus approaches Jerusalem. While the disciples grasp for glory, Bartimaeus cries out for mercy—and in doing so reveals the true nature of Christ’s kingdom.

This sermon explores mercy and judgment, David’s entrance into Jerusalem, and how Jesus redefines power by bearing judgment Himself on the cross. A message about sight, humility, and why we will never grasp God’s mercy until we see our need for it.

We live in a culture obsessed with power—but it keeps failing us. In Mark 10, Jesus reveals a radically different vision of power, one that leads not to control or self-promotion, but to the cross. This sermon traces Jesus’ words about the cup, baptism, and ransom to show why His death was necessary—and how it brings true freedom.

Who belongs in the Kingdom of God?

In Mark 10, Jesus answers with a living parable: a child in His arms and a ruler on the road. One comes empty-handed and receives everything. The other comes accomplished and walks away grieving.

Only one receives the reward of life in Christ. Which path will you follow?

As we continue to follow Jesus toward the cross in the Gospel of Mark, He steadily reveals what it truly means to be His disciple. In this passage, we see that who Jesus is determines how we live. If Jesus is the Servant of all, then we are called to become servants as well.

Yet, even as Jesus speaks plainly, the disciples remain confused. Their hearts are still shaped by ideas of status, elitism, and exclusivity. Jesus must gently correct them, reshaping their vision and showing them what it truly means to follow Him.

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In Mark 9, Jesus takes the disciples up a high mountain and is transfigured before them.

On the mountain, Jesus shows us a path to glory, that the best is yet come, and who we are to listen to as we move forward.

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Who do you say that Jesus is? This question is the central question of the book of Mark. Discovering Jesus' true identity determines the way in which we are to live out our lives in following Him.

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In week 2 of our Advent series, we explore a Christian vision for peace. By defining peace, as shalom, we discover how Jesus begins a restoration of peace on earth through the incarnation.

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