Luke looks at Jesus' return to his hometown in Mark Chapter 6. Have we become so used to Jesus that he no longer moves or inspires us?

Danny looks at why it seems that God doesn't act in the time-frames we often expect him to. Why would God choose to wait? Why should we be patient? What are God's priorities?

What are we doing with our lives and what of things don't go our way? Danny looks at Christ's parables in Mark chapter 4 as well as his experience with the storm on the lake and draws out what it means to us as we go about our day to day activities.

Nathan Bright looks at Jesus' interaction with small children in Luke chapter 18. Following Jesus' example, he challenges us us to consider our responsibilities to our own children, driving home that point that if we do not teach them to believe in Christ, the world will teach them not to.

Looking at the events in Jesus' ministry in the 3rd chapter of Mark, Danny explores the reality of the "unforgivable sin". What is it and why is it GOOD news? Be challenged as Danny explains what it is and how to avoid it.

Danny discusses Jesus' confrontation with the Pharisees over the Sabbath in Mark chapter 2. He looks at the differences between the Law and Grace and challenges us to find rest in Jesus and not struggle in the unnecessary rules we often make for ourselves..

Danny takes a look at Jesus' healing of the paralyzed man in Mark chapter 2 and asks the question, "which is easier?" To forgive a mans his sins? Or to perform a miraculous healing?

Danny looks at the Daily life of Jesus as illustrated by the Gospel of Mark and the calling of the first disciples. Will you dare to be odd? Will you leave your nets immediately to follow Jesus?

Danny begins his study on the Gospel of Mark by giving us some background on the writing of the book, its intended message and the sources of credibility behind its authorship.

Jorge Lugo speaks on the current situation in Venezuela, his work there and the impact it is having on his family. He calls to the Church to support him in prayer and gives a compelling vision to see the Lord work in amongst the difficult times Venezuela is facing.