Without the resurrection, there is no Christianity, no salvation, no forgiveness of sins, and no future hope for all things. Even the Bible itself says that if Jesus didn't rise from the grave, then this Christianity thing we've been doing for the last 2000-ish years is just a royal waste of time. But if the resurrection did happen—and it certainly did!—then that changes everything! In this year's Easter sermon we look at the function of the resurrection, the facts of the resurrection, faith in the resurrection, and the future hope that the resurrection secures.

In this weekend’s sermon, Scott Wilson walks through Mark 2:13-17 to unpack Jesus’ relentless pursuit of sinners and how that is a model for us today.

In this week’s sermon, Pastor Chris walks through Mark 2:1-12 to take a look at humanity's greatest need and what Jesus does about it. This is also the first mention of faith in the Gospel of Mark, so we also unpack the question: what does true and deep faith look like?

In this week's sermon, Pastor Chris preaches through Mark 1:35-45 on the priorities of prayer and compassion in the life of Jesus. His strength is in prayer, and his mission is one of compassion.

This week, Pastor Chris walks us through Mark 1:21-34 where we observe Jesus’ first recorded miracle and learn about the unique authority he has over both the natural and the supernatural. This divine authority both amazes crowds and makes evil tremble. And unlike most, Jesus wields his power not to oppress or control but to serve and liberate.

This week, Pastor Chris walks us through Mark 1:21-34 where we observe Jesus’ first recorded miracle and learn about the unique authority he has over both the natural and the supernatural. This divine authority both amazes crowds and makes evil tremble. And unlike most, Jesus wields his power not to oppress or control but to serve and liberate.

In this week's teaching, Pastor Chris walks us through Mark 1:14-20 where we see the first recorded words of Jesus. And what does Jesus say in these verses? He preaches the good news of God's kingdom, then he calls his first disciples to follow him into the work of that kingdom.

In this week's teaching, Pastor Chris walks us through Mark 1:14-20 where we see the first recorded words of Jesus. And what does Jesus say in these verses? He preaches the good news of God's kingdom, then he calls his first disciples to follow him into the work of that kingdom.

What is the Trinity? What does it mean when we say that there is one God who eternally exists in three persons—Father, Son, and Spirit? The doctrine of the Trinity can sometimes be confusing, but it is so essential to understanding the goodness and beauty of the gospel. In this week’s teaching we walk through three verses (Mark 1:9-11) and unpack the good news that God is three-in-one and how this practically applies to our everyday lives.

• SCRIPTURE: Mark 1:9-11

• SPEAKER: Chris Poblete

Who is the real Jesus? Why does he matter? 2000 years ago when Jesus Christ walked this earth, the crowds asked these questions, and many of us still ask these questions today. In this sermon, we launch our new sermon series through the Gospel of Mark, a short book about the life and work of Jesus Christ—the King who went to a cross.

• SCRIPTURE: Mark 1:1-13

• SPEAKER: Chris Poblete