Dr. Wachob preaches on Mark 8:31-38. Jesus foretells his death and resurrection to the disciples, and rebukes Peter. He then calls them and the crowd to deny themselves, take up their cross and follow him.

Dr. Wachob preaches on Jesus's baptism and temptation from Mark 1:9-15. Mark 1:9-15 - Following his baptism by John, Jesus is led by the Spirit into the wilderness for a period of temptation.

Dr. Wachob preaches on the Transfiguration from the Gospel according to Mark. Mark 9:2-9 - Jesus talks with Moses and Elijah; he is transfigured before Peter, James and John; his face shines "like the sun."

Dr. Wachob preaches on the Gospel according to Mark.

Dr. Wachob preaches on Mark 1:21-28. In the synagogue in Cepernum, Jesus demonstrates the power of "a new teaching"by casting out a demon.

"Angry with God?" - Dr. Wachob preaches on Jonah 3:1-5,10 and Mark 1:14-20. Jonah finally accepts his commission to exhort Nineveh to repentance. They heed his warning and God spares the city. In the Gospel, Jesus begins to assemble his disciples with the call of Simon, Andrew, and "the sons of Zebedee."

Dr. Wachob preaches on the John 1:43-51. Philip finds Nathaniel and brings him to Jesus. Nathaniel declares Jesus to be the "Son of God, the King of Israel."

Dr. Wachob preaches on the Baptism of the Lord. Genesis 1:1-5 - God begins the creation of all things. The Spirit of God moves over the waters and light is brought into being. Mark 1:4-11 - Mark tells of the ministry of John the Baptist. Jesus comes to him at the Jordan; he receives John's baptism and a voice from heaven declares Jesus to be "my beloved Son."

"Journey of the Magi" - The Rev. Scott Grantland preaches on Matthew 2:1-12. In fulfillment of Isaiah's prophecy, the magi from the East come to worship "the child who has been born king of the Jews." Their gifts of gold, Frankincense and myrrh are given in homage, after which they return home without informing Herod.

"A New Vision" - The Rev. Bob Sweet preaches on Matthew 2:1-12. In fulfillment of Isaiah's prophecy, the magi from the East come to worship "the child who has been born king of the Jews." Their gifts of gold, Frankincense and myrrh are given in homage, after which they return home without informing Herod.