Peter's confession of Christ provides the opportunity to consider the good life and how submission to Jesus is the only way to be free.

While Jesus's invitation to a Syrophoenician woman seems harsh, it is transformational.

Jesus feeds the 5,000 and in the process gives the disciples freedom to be inadequate, the care of a faithful shepherd, and true rest in His love.

Jesus demonstrates his power over the storm, his purpose for the storm, and his presence in the storm.

Jesus's parable of the sower gives us a key to understanding His work in the world and in our lives.

Through his kindness to tax collectors and sinners, Jesus distinguishes how the gospel is something new that cannot just be added on to religion.

We learn about connecting to God through the account of Jesus healing the paralytic.

Jesus calls the first disciples and we learn what it means to follow Jesus and how we can.

We examine the account of Jesus's baptism to answer the question of why Jesus is the perfect twist in the story of the world and in our stories.

We look at the Exodus to understand the salvation we have in Christ.