We've reached a turning point in our study of Mark's Gospel! Jesus is determined to get to Jerusalem to embrace the suffering and death awaiting him, and he is teaching his disciples the gospel on the way. When James and John request a wrong favor of Jesus, he teaches us that discipleship requires dying to self in light of his death for sin.

The rich young ruler came to Jesus with a good concern, but asked the wrong question: "What must I do to inherit eternal life?" Jesus taught the man and his disciples that eternal life cannot be gained by our goodness, but must be given by God's grace.

In this study on 1 Timothy 6:17-19, Pastor Charles reminds us of what God commands us in our use of money. We are not to set our hope on fleeting riches but on eternal matters of Christ's kingdom.

In Mark 10:13-16, the disciples thought they were doing Jesus a favor by keeping children away from him as he did his ministry. But, they could have never been more wrong! In this study, we look at what Jesus' heart for children is and how we can imitate it.

Marriage is a tremendous blessing, and marriage is tremendous work. In this sermon on Mark 10:1-12, we consider the teaching of Jesus on the nature of marriage in answer to a question asked him about divorce. When asked about divorce, Jesus changed the topic to God's beautiful intention for marriage.

Jesus speaks soberly about the believer's relationship to sin. With militant and violent language, Jesus commands Christians to kill sin in their lives. In this study, we seek to learn from him how we can do so!

In this study, we look at Jesus' teaching on servanthood. If we are going to follow him, we must imitate his example of selfless service.

A sermon on the prodigal son(s) from Luke 15...

A sermon on Daniel 3 about faith in the furnace...

The Great Physician (Mark 9:14-29)