We are often told, “Trust in God,” or “Grow in your faith!” Unfortunately, those statements are often misunderstood in the church, and believers don’t know how to practically live them out. How do we practice trusting in God? How do we grow in our faith? Let's look to God’s word to answer these pressing questions.

The Transfiguration: this event proves Christ is God in three powerful and dramatic ways. Peter responds even though he’s not asked to, and suddenly the event ends with a command to be silent followed by two heavy theological discussions.

Get ready for lightning, laundry, and loud voices. Be prepared for a preview and eternal pals from the past. Get ready to experience the Transfiguration!

When the Lord saves His children, He gives them a heart that wants to live out a radical commitment. Hear how Christ details that cost, and hear how Christ describes the encouragement and blessings of being His follower!

This is the cost every true Christian pays when the Lord transforms their heart. This is a challenge for every genuine believer and the spiritual test of our generation, where millions claim to know Christ, but those same so-called Christians do not deny themselves, are not willing to die for Christ, nor seek to obey Him in all things.

Find yourself more thankful, more focused, more humbled, more encouraged, and overwhelmed in worship as we expose the passionate plan of Christ--His mission in Mark 8:31 to 33.

The eternal question from Mark 8:27 to 30--this week's passage is a turning point in the gospel of Mark, and the most important question ever asked. Learn how to use the question with friends, family and acquaintances and embrace the answer, not merely in your speech, but with your entire life.

The blind man is healed and employed as an illustration for the Lord’s disciples to see Christ clearly. Too many of us are distorted, distracted, and delayed from seeing Christ clearly, and as a result are not delighting in Christ. The Lord gives us a new pair of glasses from God’s Word in order to see Christ clearly--a truth that is radically transforming for unsaved and saved as well.