We begin Mark 2 as we see Jesus heal a paralytic at home in Capernaum who comes to Jesus in an unconventional way.

Pastor John was honored to have the opportunity to share and pray at the local National Day of Prayer event sponsored by Prayer Power of Georgia.

As we complete Mark 1, we see the hands of Jesus as He heals, prays, and touches a leper. His authority is demonstrated in his teaching, healing, casting out of demons and in being the High Priest who sympathizes.

As we complete Mark 1, we see the hands of Jesus as He heals, prays, and touches a leper. His authority is demonstrated in his teaching, healing, casting out of demons and in being the High Priest who sympathizes.

As the disciples follow Jesus, they follow Him right back to their hometown of Capernaum as the authority of Jesus is demonstrated in his teaching and healing of a man with an unclean spirit.

As the disciples follow Jesus, they follow Him right back to their hometown of Capernaum as the authority of Jesus is demonstrated in his teaching and healing of a man with an unclean spirit.

As we pick back up with our journey through the Gospel of Mark, we examine the call of the first disciples, and the call on our lives as followers of Christ.

As we pick back up with our journey through the Gospel of Mark, we examine the call of the first disciples, and the call on our lives as followers of Christ.

For Resurrection Sunday, our final installment in the Corinthian columns series examining the promise of final victory in bodily resurrection.

For Resurrection Sunday, our final installment in the Corinthian columns series examining the promise of final victory in bodily resurrection.