Listen as Hunter delves into the theme of “Gospel Awareness” from Mark 8:11-21. In this passage, after the Pharisees demand a sign from heaven, Jesus cautions His disciples against the “leaven of the Pharisees and of Herod.” Join us as we eagerly explore His meaning and recognize the abundant provision and presence of Christ in our daily lives.

Pastor Hunter Gray preaches from Mark 8:1-11  on  the  theme  of "Gospel Supply." In this passage, we see Jesus’ deep compassion for the crowd in the wilderness as He miraculously feeds four thousand people. Listen with expectant hearts to behold the limitless provision and care of our Savior.

In this passage, Jesus heals a deaf man with a speech impediment, declaring "Ephphatha" ("Be opened!"). Listen with expectant hearts to behold how Christ opens closed ears and loosens tied tongues, filling His people with awe and praise.

Using Mark 7:24–30, Hunter leads us through Christ's encounter with the Syrophoenician woman, and the healing of her daughter. We see persistent faith, humility, and the expanding reach of God's grace.

Drawing from Ephesians 1:3 and John 13, Andrew Graham seeks to awaken believers' love for Jesus by highlighting His sacrificial heart and the boundless spiritual blessings provided in Him. He urges us to reject worldly discontent, confess hidden sin with complete honesty, and rest in the Father’s unshakable, loving providence.

This sermon centers on Acts 2:42, exploring the fundamental question: What is your life about? Andrew Graham contrasts a self-centered life with a life of total devotion to God, using the early New Testament church as a model for true Christian discipleship.

In this challenging text, Jesus addresses the crowd regarding true purity, showing that it is not external things that defile a person, but what comes out of a person's heart. The Gospel radically reorients our understanding of sin and grace.

When the Pharisees confront Jesus over unwashed hands, they expect a debate on etiquette; instead, they get a exposure of the heart. In Mark 7:1-13, Jesus pulls back the curtain on how easily we substitute human traditions for God's living Word.

When Jesus steps ashore, it becomes a place of miracles. Discover how the "Gospel Reveal" upends our brokenness and offers healing to anyone who reaches out to Him in faith.

Stranded in the pitch-black darkness at sea in a storm, the disciples find themselves completely exhausted by the futility of human striving against the terrifying waters of the curse. Jesus effortlessly strolls across the chaos of judgment, shattering their small, manageable categories about him by revealing Himself as the sovereign I AM who would ultimately be broken on the cross to secure our permanent rest.