This week we take a look at Jesus' contrasting of the teachers of the law vs the poor widow in Mark 12:35-44. One loved God and the other loved themself - demonstrated by their giving. Which one best represents your relationship with the Lord?

Of all the 613 laws in the OT - which is the G.O.A.T.? Jesus is asked that very question in Mark 12. This week we explore not only His answer but also what that means for us as well.

This week we continue our expository trip through the Gospel of Mark by looking at Mark 12:18-27 and the question "What will Heaven be like?".

What should we do (as Christians) when we disagree with the policies of our government? This week we explore what Jesus had to say about that in Mark12:13-17.

In Mark 11 some members of the Sanhedrin confront Jesus with the question "Who gave you the authority to do that?" This week we redirect that question back upon ourselves. Is Jesus your authority or not?

What message is Jesus trying to convey with the cursing of the fig tree and the clearing of the temple in Mark 11? What does that message say to us today?

IN Mark 11 we come to the Triumphal Entry - where Jesus enters Jerusalem on a donkey. Tune in as we explore the significance of this major event in light of world events of the day and what this message means for us today.

Have you ever been the victim of the abuse of power and wondered where God was?This week we look in Mark 10 to explore God's answer to His people about how to respond when things do not go our way.

In Mark 10:17-31 Jesus responds to a rich young ruler's question about reaching God on merit. Jesus takes the opportunity to teach him (and us) that salvation is only achieved by grace - not of our own efforts.

This week our series enters Mark 10 and Jesus' statements about divorce. Follow along as we discuss God's plan for marriage and why divorce is an assault on that original design.