In this passage we are reminded that Jesus loves us enough to give us a job and give us himself. Yes, Jesus is concerned about productivity; but he is also concerned about being in relationship with us.

Part 6 of the series, "The Gospel of Mark." Mark 2:18-3:6. In this sermon, we learn about how Jesus dealt with objections.

Part 5 of the series, "The Gospel of Mark." Mark 2:13-17. In this sermon, we learn about a time when Jesus ate with sinners.

Part 4 of the series, "The Gospel of Mark." Mark 1:21-2:12. In this sermon, we learn several stories where we learn about Jesus' authority, as well as the fact that he wanted some things to be kept a secret.

Part 3 of the series, "The Gospel of Mark." Mark 1:16-20. Following Jesus means there will be things you leave behind.

Part 2 of the series, "The Gospel of Mark." The gospel is a plan orchestrated by God himself. We are responsible to repent and believe.

Part 1 of the series, "The Gospel of Mark." This is an introduction to the book of Mark.

Today's message about a faith that overcomes the uncertainty, troubles and failures of life. A faith that focuses on our Christ rather than circumstances. Today we will learn to keep our eyes on Christ as we talk about a faith that overcomes.

In this stand-alone sermon, we learn some of what the Bible teaches regarding self-esteem and self-love.

In this stand-alone sermon, we learn two reasons why we sing together as a church.