PAIN & HOPE // Mark 1:40-45

Buky Olomolaiye unwraps this wonderful passage and helps us understand the importance and value of pain in our lives and that in a very real sense, the leper that Jesus heals is a picture of us.

SIN NOT LEADING TO DEATH // 1 John 5:16-18

Graham preaches through two of the toughest verses in all scripture to understand clearly. What is sin the doesn't lead to death? What is the sin leading to death? And what does this mean for us today?

SOLITARY PRAYER // Mark 1:35-38

We look at the pattern of Jesus's private prayer life. Why does He consistently retreat in prayer to secluded places?

After witnessing the resurrected Lord the disciples head north back to Galilee, they're found once again by Jesus while fishing. Buky unpacks the depth of this story and how it relates to Jesus finding us in our ordinary!

My God, My God, why have you forsaken me? These are some of the most troubling words in all of scripture. What is really meant by them? Graham looks at the suffering of Christ on the cross through the lens of Psalm 22.

What is our confidence in prayer? That if we ask anything according to His will He hears us, and if He hears us then we have the things that we have asked of Him.

MARK 1:21-34

Graham looks at the biblical witness concerning the demonic. Also, we learn why it was that Jesus forbade the demons from testifying concerning His identity.

THE SPIRIT, THE WATER AND THE BLOOD // 1 John 5:6-12

These three witnesses agree; but what does that mean? Pete shows how God's witness of who Jesus is, is of necessity always greater than any human testimony. He also looks at the transmission of the text and the extended King James Version.

MARK 1:14-20 // Graham Phillips

In this weeks sermon we are looking at two of the most important moments in history; the beginning of Jesus's earthly ministry and the earliest origins of the Church.

VICTORY OVER THE WORLD // 1 John 5:1-5

What is the victory that a Christian has over the world and how does that actually look? Graham preaches from 1 John.