So far in Mark we've seen Jesus heal, but in this passage he addresses a deeper and more fundamental need first.

When Jesus announced the Kingdom of God was arriving in and through him, it was accompanied by power to change and transform reality.

Jesus came announcing the arrival of the Kingdom of God. One of the core signs of this new reality was the overthrow of evil powers.

The opening words to Mark's gospel account are loaded with clues that point us back to the beginning of a different story...

We kick of our series in the gospel of Mark with an overview of the book's main theme: revealing Jesus' true identity.

As we wrap up Romans, what does it look like for the grand message of this letter to be lived out in a community?

Paul Gaskin takes us through the penultimate chapter of Romans, seeing the big picture of Paul's apostolic mission.

Can the church still stay united when it comes to differing perspectives on secondary issues? How do we navigate this well?

The Apostle Paul writes with pastoral wisdom to a church that has to live in Caesar’s empire while being allegiant to Jesus.

What does it look like when the love of God gets lived out in a community? In our relationships to one another, strangers, and even enemies.