In these next few stories in Mark’s gospel, we discover that Jesus came to initiate three new realities in which His people are to live, love, and serve. Think of these as new wineskins--new ways of thinking, being, and relating to others as a community filled with the "new wine" of God's Spirit.

In these next few stories in Mark’s gospel, we discover that Jesus came to initiate three new realities in which His people are to live, love, and serve. Think of these as new wineskins--new ways of thinking, being, and relating to others as a community filled with the "new wine" of God's Spirit.

Because of Jesus' Resurrection, the greatest comeback the world has ever known, when you trust your life to Him, you too can experience your own personal comeback story. We look at how Jesus restored Peter to fellowship and service in John 21 to see how we can know life's greatest comeback.

Because of Jesus' Resurrection, the greatest comeback the world has ever known, when you trust your life to Him, you too can experience your own personal comeback story. We look at how Jesus restored Peter to fellowship and service in John 21 to see how we can know life's greatest comeback.

Because of Jesus' Resurrection, the greatest comeback the world has ever known, when you trust your life to Him, you too can experience your own personal comeback story. We look at how Jesus restored Peter to fellowship and service in John 21 to see how we can know life's greatest comeback.

Every miracle and message in Jesus’ life and ministry were all pointing to what happened on Calvary that Good Friday, 2,000 years ago. In this message, we look back at Jesus’ crucifixion, to see who was there. And in doing so, we can discover how each of us were there that day.

Every miracle and message in Jesus’ life and ministry were all pointing to what happened on Calvary that Good Friday, 2,000 years ago. In this message, we look back at Jesus’ crucifixion, to see who was there. And in doing so, we can discover how each of us were there that day.

Every miracle and message in Jesus’ life and ministry were all pointing to what happened on Calvary that Good Friday, 2,000 years ago. In this message, we look back at Jesus’ crucifixion, to see who was there. And in doing so, we can discover how each of us were there that day.

Continuing to explore Jesus’ transforming love, we discover the fruit of a life transformed by Jesus’ love is a life of joy, freedom, and sacred rhythm.

Continuing to explore Jesus’ transforming love, we discover the fruit of a life transformed by Jesus’ love is a life of joy, freedom, and sacred rhythm.