(Mark 13:24-37 & Mark 14:32-36) The book 'Why Mark?' leads us deeper into the mystery of why the Gospel has no resurrection appearances. This time we focus on the disciples and how even they got it wrong when it comes to following God's will. When stress and suffering are at their worst, God calls us to be our best (Why Mark? 2/3).

(Mark 6:1-5 & Mark 3:31-35) Jesus' family doesn't exactly having glowing remarks at the start of his ministry. In fact, they seem down right hostile. Jesus knows something of what it means to have family reject you, and that reminds us of what kind of church we are meant to be. Taken from the Reverend David Wiley's book "Why Mark? The politics of resurrection in the first Gospel." (1/3)

(John 14:1-14 & 1 Chronicles 16:11-12) Ever wonder how to get everything you ever wanted? Jesus promises we can get it, but its definitely not how you expect it! As we read the scriptures through the right lens we come to very different conclusions. Find the way to the father as we wrap up our series on 'What is the Bible?' (4/4)

(Hebrews 4:12-5:10 & Isaiah 55:10-11) Sometimes we can feel about celebrities the same way we feel about God. How can we come to God when we feel so unworthy? Hear part 3 of a series on 'What is the Bible?' (3/4)

(2 Peter 1:16-21 & Isaiah 40:28-31) Ever wonder how the Bible came to be? Some people say it's inspired, but what does that really mean? And how do we understand all those weird, bizarre passages in the Bible? Are they really from God, too? Hear some of what it means that the Bible is inspired in part 2 of our series "What is the Bible?" (2/3).

(Matthew 23:1-4, 23-28, 37-39 & 1 Samuel 18:1-3) Jesus wrecks the religious leaders of his day, calling them hypocrites and snakes. Why was Jesus so strongly opposed to them? It turns out its all about how you read the scriptures. (What is the Bible? 1/3)

(2 Timothy 4:1-18 & 1 Samuel 18:1-3) Friends can come from the strangest of places. But how do we maintain these relationships, sometimes with people who think and believe totally different things from us? Hear what the Apostle Paul has to say to his friend of many years, Timothy, in "An Example of Friendship."

(Hebrews 13:1-8, 16-19 & Deuteronomy 6:4-9) When we look at rules and traditions sometimes they can lead us astray. Instead, Paul invites us to look to our leaders for the outcome of our lives we really need.

(1 Timothy 4:1-16 & Ecclesiastes 12:13-14) Every wonder if you are treating someone the right way? It can be hard to find the right balance, but the Apostle Paul offers two important reminders in setting an example for everyone.

(2 Corinthians 4:7-18 & Lamentations 3:21-23) We all want to know our future, but frauds tell us things we want to hear just so they can take our money. The Apostle Paul shows a very different way when it comes to Jesus. One that involves perseverance, hardship and, ultimately, glory.