Jesus taught in parables to both reveal truth and hide truth. Those who seek Him, whose hearts are good soil, will always find Him.

Jesus does not need us; He wants us! He invites us to be with Him, to become like Him, and to go on mission with Him. God can use anyone who is usable!

You don't have to be perfect to have a place at Jesus' table. Listen to this week's podcast for more from Mark 2 and Jesus' interaction with a well known sinner.

The people we surround ourselves with have incredible potential to shape our lives. Are the people in your life shaping you into the person you desire to become? Listen to this week's podcast as we explore this question through the lens of Mark 2:1-12.

Even in the middle of seasons of intense ministry, Jesus regularly got away to be alone with His Heavenly Father. If Jesus made this type of "quiet time" a priority in His life, how much more should we pursue the same?

What does it mean to live as citizens of the "Kingdom of God?" Listen to this week's sermon for more from Mark 1 and Jesus' command to "repent and believe."

The heavens torn open at Christ’s baptism not only provided us a look into our new access to God but also gave God new access to us. Listen to this week’s sermon podcast for more from Mark 1 and the implications of Christ’s baptism on our lives today.

A.W. Tozer wrote that “What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.” What then should we think about when we hear the name of Jesus? Listen to this week’s podcast for the first message in our new teaching series on the Gospel of Mark.

What is it about a new year that fills us with feelings of potential and promise? Our first sermon of 2020 leans into the God that is making "all things new" and we hope you'll be encouraged and inspired as you move into the year ahead.

How can a baby born into obscurity 2000 years ago be “good news of great joy for all people” to us today? Listen to this special Christmas message for a look into God’s grand plan of redemption for all mankind.