In Mark 9:38-50 Jesus corrects His disciples (and our) wrong attitude towards sin - other peoples and our own. Tune in as we explore what this looks like in our own culture.

While on the road to Capernaum, Jesus attempts to prepare His disciples for what lies ahead. Yet in Mark 9 we are told they did not understand what He was saying because they were arguing about who was the greatest. Today we examine how Pride causes us to compare ourselves against each other - preventing us from understanding the cross.

This week we look at what is happening down in the valley while Jesus is transfiguring on the mtn. Jesus returns and casts the demons out of a boy - while encouraging his dad and teaching His disciples.

In Mark 9 we come to the Transfiguration scene. What was Peters mistake and what did this experience convey to the disciples about Jesus? What does it convey to us today?

This week Amy tackles an often misunderstood statement from Jesus in Mark 8:34-38. What did He mean by "take up your cross"?

In the mid-point of Mark's gospel we are told the real purpose for Jesus' coming - to suffer, be rejected, killed, and then to rise again after 3 days. What does this mean to His first followers and what does this mean for us today?

In Mark 8:1-21 we explore Jesus feeding the 4000 and the art of baking.

What did Jesus mean when he referred to the Canaanite woman as a dog in Mark 7? What do these 2 stories have to teach us about prayer?

In Mark 7 the Pharisees question Jesus about his disciples not following the hand washing rituals laid out by the "tradition of the elders". This week we look at what Jesus says in response.

This week we examine Jesus walking on the water in Mark 6:45-56 and what lessons we can learn from this scene.