In this episode, Richard Quiring helps us understand how God's Power is greater than the darkness. Through the story of the possessed man, we can witness that nothing is too broken that can't be restored by God.

The list of existing phobias is endless: arachnophobia, aerophobia, achluophobia, to name a few. But in this episode, Mark Dupuis reminds us that Jesus teaches a valuable lesson in Mark 4:35-41 - when it comes to challenges that come our way, we should feed our faith rather than our fear.

Why did Jesus use parables to teach about the Kingdom of God? How can we comprehend and respond to the lessons He taught? In this episode, Pr.  Cam Stephens explains that we need to put on "spiritual goggles" to understand and apply the truths Jesus introduced to us through those stories.

The parable of the sower presents us four types of hearts that the word of God may fall onto - a hard heart, a shallow heart, a distracted heart or a soft heart. In this episode, Pr. Cam Stephens reflects on their characteristics and the importance of taking the word of God seriously.

Today's passage includes two stories, one where Jesus makes clear that the family of God is as important - in fact even more important - than a biological family, and another where Jesus is confronted about what is the source of His power for operating miracles. In this episode, Pr. Cam Stephens explains Jesus' position and response to those situations and how those stories are connected. 

In this episode, Pr. Cam Stephens points out that Jesus' message and ministry impacted the ancient Jewish society that no one would stay indifferent to Him. People would either follow or plot against Jesus, as the life of Jesus demands a response, one way or another.

What exactly was the Sabbath according to the Jewish law? Did Jesus break the law by not observing the Sabbath? In this episode, Pr. Cam Stephens reflects on the purpose of the Sabbath and Jesus' attitude regarding it.

In this episode, Pr. Cam Stephens explores how Jesus came as a 'new wine that shouldn't be poured in old wineskins.' Jesus came to fulfill the old law that the Jews followed, but He ought to be celebrated as the good news of salvation that He brought.

In today's episode, Grant's Ministry Pastor Steve Bock explores this passage where Jesus once again makes clear that He is not concerned about His social reputation. Instead, He chooses to prioritize His mission and dine with sinners and tax collectors.

In today's episode, Cam Stephens guides us in reflecting that Jesus can do all kinds of miracles, changing our circumstances, identity and purpose if we take a step of faith toward Him.