Dr. Wachob preaches on Mark 13:1-8. After leaving the temple, Jesus' disciples ask to reveal the signs of the last "wars and rumors of wars" and disaster will precede the final consummation.

Rev. Autrey preaches on Mark 12:38-44. While teaching in the temple, Jesus warns his disciples against the showy performance of the scribes. He then points out a poor widow who gives sacrificially, as an example of humble righteousness.

Dr. Wachob preaches on Mark 12:38-44. While teaching in the temple, Jesus warns his disciples against the showy performance of the scribes. He then points out a poor widow who gives sacrificially, as an example of humble righteousness.

Dr. Wachob preaches on Ruth 1:1-18. This is the beginning of the story of Ruth, a Moabite, who became an ancestor of David the king. An example of family devotion is found in her refusal to leave her mother-in-law: "Where you go I will go..."

Dr. Wachob preaches on Mark 10:46-52. Because of faith that would not be silenced by convention, Bartimaeus receives his sight.

Guest lay speaker Jerry Maygarden preaches on Mark 6:30-44. Jesus feeds the five thousand.

Dr. Wachob preaches on Mark 10:35-45. James and John seek positions of favor in the coming reign of Christ. Jesus tells them they do not understand true greatness; it lies in humility.

Dr. Wachob preaches on Mark 10:17-31. In his encounter with the Rich Young Ruler, Jesus teaches his disciples about the perils of riches.

Dr. Wachob preaches on Job 1:1; 2:1-10; 7:1-6. Satan challenges God on Job's faithfulness, and receives permission to make him suffer. He lays physical affliction upon Job who remains faithful.

The Rev. Scott Grantland preaches on Mark 10:2-16. Jesus speaks on the subject of divorce.