What does it mean to be redeemed? Do we settle for a watered down version or do we walk in the fullness of God's redemptive love? Peter shows us what it means to live a life that has truly experienced the restoration of Christ.

Jesus faced much rejection during His life on earth. We all face rejection, too - but, do we choose to live in it? The Father's invitation is for life and freedom from rejection!

This week in Mark, we consider the leaves of "spiritual legalism" and how we can we live a life marked by freedom and humility.

Guest speaker pastor Daniel Grothe speaks to the sense of loneliness that many feel in today's age of hypermobility and noncommittal wandering, reminding us of the ancient vow of stability and teaching us how we can lead a richer life of friendship, community, and purpose.

This week, through the disciples arrogance, we learn a valuable lesson on being humble. In humility, our role is to serve creation as we are being served by the Creator.

Finishing out Mark 10, Taylor breaks down what it looks like to receive the Kingdom of God like a child. Reminding us and encouraging us to evaluate our own faith to that of the childlike faith Jesus calls us to have.

In this week's passage through Mark, we see God's heart for beautiful marriages, the brutal pain of divorce, and the hope we have in His unrelenting love.

This week in our study of Mark we see with more clarity Who Jesus is. This story leaves us with profound implications on what it means to follow Him and gives us hope in the midst of our questions.

Join us as we finally get to see the real identity of Jesus, how He is a different kind of king than people expected, and why His wide offer for life is only taken by a few.

This week in Mark, we look at letting go of legalism and letting the grace of God push us towards Jesus and others.