Of all the momentous events in human history, what took place on the cross of Jesus Christ is the most significant of all. This Sunday we will discover from Mark 15:33-39 why Jesus on the cross is the pinnacle moment in history and how it changes our lives forever.

If the opportunity presented itself today, would you be able to present the gospel? This week we will look to Luke 18:9-14, as Jesus, surrounded by the self-righteous crowd, shares a parable teaching what it truly means to be justified. Join with us as we get a glimpse into how Jesus uses an “I” exam to share the gospel with truth and grace!

If the opportunity presented itself today, would you be able to present the gospel? This week we will look to Luke 18:9-14, as Jesus, surrounded by the self-righteous crowd, shares a parable teaching what it truly means to be justified. Join with us as we get a glimpse into how Jesus uses an “I” exam to share the gospel with truth and grace!

How well do you know Jesus at the cross? How we live and worship is directly tied to the degree we see the Savior through His suffering. This Sunday we will see from Mark 15:15-32 the unforgettable way the complete humility of Jesus makes salvation in Him a reality.

How well do you know Jesus at the cross? How we live and worship is directly tied to the degree we see the Savior through His suffering. This Sunday we will see from Mark 15:15-32 the unforgettable way the complete humility of Jesus makes salvation in Him a reality.

To gain an understanding of the depth of God’s love and justice, you must take into full account the events recorded in Mark 15:1-15. This morning we will take a first-hand look at how Jesus was condemned to death so that we can truly experience life in Him. The glories of the gospel are on full display!

To gain an understanding of the depth of God’s love and justice, you must take into full account the events recorded in Mark 15:1-15. This morning we will take a first-hand look at how Jesus was condemned to death so that we can truly experience life in Him. The glories of the gospel are on full display!

Failure. It’s a word we not only know but have experienced. Today we will see from Mark 14 the five steps toward a spiritual meltdown and how God restores and uses broken people. This is going to be a special day of baptisms and celebrating the love that never lets us go.

Knowing the depth of Christ’s love leads to growing in our relationship with Him. As we immerse ourselves in Mark 14:43-65 this Sunday, we will make some fascinating discoveries of just how deep Christ’s love is for His people. What a joy it is to realize the sovereignty and the love of the Savior.

Every one of us is far too familiar with failure. What we need to know, and experience, is that our failures are not our final story because of the commitments of Christ. This morning we will discover these life-changing realities from Mark 14:26-42.