This week's message is from Mark 15 - a look at three times Jesus was rejected and three times Jesus was accepted in the final hours of his life. The last acceptance makes all the difference. (Recording starts a minute in to the message)

What can we learn from the account of the last supper in Mark 14? We learn three things about the nature of what Jesus offers us.

In Mark 14, one women sees something in Jesus that no one else in the room sees. What is it? Pastor David walks through the text asking the questions: Who? What? When? Where? How? and Why? Ultimately, we learn that seeing Jesus like Mary did can make all the difference in our lives.

This week, Pastor David breaks down Mark 11:11-22 into three acts.

Act One: The Fig Tree That Has One Job;

Act Two: The Temple That Has One Job;

Act Three: The People That Have One Job.

These two stories have much to teach us about what it means to bear fruit and what it means to be the people of God.

This week, Pastor David shares some thoughts from Mark 9 and Mark 10 on what it means to be the greatest in the kingdom and where you can expect to find the greatest. Spoiler alert: It's not where you might expect.

In Mark 8:27-38, the disciples are finally seeing Jesus as the Messiah when suddenly he begins speaking of suffering...of the cross. This wasn't what they were expecting. Guest speaker, Dan McLaughlin, shares how suffering is the path to true love, true forgiveness and true life.

In Mark 7, Jesus and the Pharisees have a confrontation over traditions and rules. In this text, we learn three important differences between following Jesus and following rules.

In Mark 6, Jesus sends out his disciples and gives them four two-word commands: "Take nothing," "Stay there," "Shake off," and "Come Away." This week, Pastor David teaches on what we can learn about being a disciple of Jesus from each of those commands.

In Mark 5:21-23, we find two remarkable stories about fears, hopes and Jesus. David shares on how Jesus is greater than our greatest fears and Jesus is greater than our greatest hopes.

In Mark 4, the power of a storm collides with the power of Jesus. And by the end of the story we get a glimpse at another power: the power to change the hearts of every man, woman and child. Listen in as David shares on the credible, incredible and unforgettable power of Jesus.