As Jesus comes to his hometown of Nazareth and is rejected we learn serious implications about our faith and who Jesus is.

As we finish Mark chapter 5, we find in two real examples that in waiting for Jesus we both lose more than we were expecting to lose and gain more than we expected to gain. Also we see that true faith is a self-risking trust in Jesus alone.

As we finish Mark chapter 5, we find in two real examples that in waiting for Jesus we both lose more than we were expecting to lose and gain more than we expected to gain. Also we see that true faith is a self-risking trust in Jesus alone.

As we celebrate our 127th homecoming, we take time to examine what the New Testament has to say about what the church is and should be.

As we celebrate our 127th homecoming, we take time to examine what the New Testament has to say about what the church is and should be.

As Jesus approaches the otherside of Galilee, He rolls back the forces of hell and makes way for the good news.

As Jesus approaches the otherside of Galilee, He rolls back the forces of hell and makes way for the good news.

As we examine the narrative of Jesus calming the storm we examine our fears, finding that that there is a fear that ultimately leads to faith.

As we examine the narrative of Jesus calming the storm we examine our fears, finding that that there is a fear that ultimately leads to faith.

As we briefly examine these parables of the Kingdom we find that we cannot hide the kingdom, we should look forward to the kingdom, we should work for the kingdom, and the kingdom will exceed our expectations.