How much love could you show for people who beat and killed your beloved friends and family? This week, through the 'Parable of the Tenants', we see how Jesus shows that God's love is simply beyond what we're capable of.

Follow along in Mark 12:1-12

As we finish chapter 11 of The Book of Mark, where Jesus' authority is challenged by the religious leaders, it sets up a larger discussion about how we respond to our enemies. And asks some tough questions of how we're responding to the issues of today.

Follow along in Mark 11:27-33, Matthew 5:43-48, John 13:34-35

The Bible says in Mark 11:24, "Therefore I say to you, whatever things you ask when you pray, believe that you receive them, and you will have them." Sounds like if you just believe hard enough, you can have whatever you want. This week Pastor Josh addresses this thinking head on and what Jesus meant when He said, "This is how you should pray..."

This week in our Book of Mark series we focus on forgiveness – both the urgency of forgiving others and the impossible, endless forgiveness of God.

Follow along in Mark 11:25-26

In the Book of Mark there's a strange passage where Jesus curses a fig tree because he didn't find any figs on it. If you've ever wondered what was up with that, take a look as Pastor Josh sheds some light on it.

Follow along in Mark 11:12-25

In our Book of Mark series we reach the Triumphal Entry of Jesus, and examine how just how misunderstood it is today and was in the first century.

Follow along in Mark 11:1-11, Matthew 21:1-17, Luke 19:28-44, John 11:45-12:19

Our good friend Skipp Collins kicks off the New Year with this powerful message.  The Bible says we are meant to bring people the aroma of God, drawing people closer to him. But we can also really stink things up.

Follow along in 2 Corinthians 2:14-16

In Mark 10 Jesus asks the same question twice to different people for very different reasons. Pastor Josh examines the questions and the responses this week and what we can learn from them.

Follow along in Mark 10:32-52

In our Book of Mark series, Pastor Josh looks at hope, childlike faith and what 'storing up treasures in Heaven' actually means.

Follow along in Mark 10:13-25

In our series on the Book of Mark Pastor Josh examines what Christ had to say about a really hard topic: divorce. And in doing so talks about how it's connected to a bunch of hard topics: sex, adultery, the purpose of marriage, the connection between men and women and more.

Follow along in Mark 10:1-12