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Resurrected -- John 21:1-10

After Jesus' resurrection, the Disciples return to what they know best - fishing - but they find themselves with nothing to show until Jesus appears to them on the shore and tells them to cast their nets to the other side. Once their net is full, Jesus invites them to share breakfast together, and invites them into this new era of being with Him.

Doubting Thomas -- John 20:24-29

What happens after Easter? This week, we start a new series, "Resurrection." When, like Thomas, do we doubt? And how does Jesus attend to our doubts, even today?

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Resurrection Sunday -- Mark 16

Today is the day of the Lord's Favor, a time of Jubilee as Jesus has conquered the grave. Happy Easter, He is Risen, He is Risen Indeed.

Palm Sunday -- Mark 11:1-11

Ahead of Easter week, we explore what the disciples' expectations of Jesus can teach us about our own. Where and how is Jesus still defying our expectations today?

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Reimagine Discipleship --- Mark 10:17-31

A rich young man comes to Jesus to ask how he might inherit "eternal life", or "life unto the ages". When Jesus responds he must give up all his wealth, the young man leaves sad. What are you giving up to seek after Jesus?

Reimagine Discipleship --- Mark 10:13-16

Jesus continues to teach the disciples about the "upside-down" nature of the kingdom of God. Not only does God accept the little children, Jesus tells them, but God's kingdom actually belongs to them. What does such a statement mean for us today?

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Reimagine Discipleship --- Mark 9:33-41

After Jesus returns from The Transfiguration, the disciples argue over which of them is the greatest, but Jesus tells them that to become the greatest, you must become the least.

Reimagine: Discipleship --- Mark 9:1-13

The Transfiguration of Jesus was clearly an overwhelming experience. Blinding brightness, the return of the most important figures in Israel's history, an indescribable new form for Jesus. Heaven and Earth came together for a brief moment. But it represented something beautiful and lasting. Jesus would continue to make the Kingdom of Heaven something that could exist on Earth. And we continue that mission today.

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Reimagine: Discipleship --- Mark 8:31-9:1

Discipleship isn't easy. We 21st century Americans may not be experiencing the persecution Mark's audience was, but the call to endure for the sake of Christ's salvation is still as loud today as it was then. Even Jesus needed reminding that what was less than suffering and death was a temptation for an easier path. But this isn't a call for eternal death; it's for eternal life. What could be more worth that?

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Reimagine: Discipleship --- Mark 6:7-13

We're remaining in Mark, but our Reimagine series is moving from New Beginnings to the natural next step in the Way: Discipleship. It's one thing to accept the truth of Jesus and quite another to walk so close behind him that you're covered in the dust of each of his steps. It's easy to be a Christian in name only in our culture. The call for something different is clear. Can you imagine something bolder and more obedient?

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