Pastor Michael Catt asks three questions: 1) have you answered God's call to discipleship?; 2) How do you deal with those who distract you?; 3) have you blasphemed the Holy Spirit.

The Pharisees, the fundamentalist Christians of today, could not pick up on who Jesus was; they were so caught up in the law that they rejected the Messiah and His ministry. May we not miss the Messiah; may we minister to people as He did throughout scripture.

When it comes to healing, people tend to follow one of two extremes-denial of helaing or demanding healing. Pastor Michael Catt teaches about the healing ministry of Jesus Christ as seen in the Book of Mark.

Pastor Michael Catt teaches about the life of Christ as seen through the images of a dove, vulture and lamb seen in Mark 1:9-28. Jesus' life was sacrificial, He was tempted, yet he did not succumb to it and he ministered to all people in all places.

Pastor Michael Catt teaches about the life of Christ given in a straightforward manner in the book of Mark. Like the headline news which gives just the facts, the book of Mark hits the high points of the life of Christ, giving the facts without discussion.

Pastor Michael Catt asks the question, why are we so uptight? We are never more like Jesus than when we are interceding with the Father.

Pastor Michael Catt challenges Christians to keep Christmas well by putting the needs of others before our own. May we live out Christmas.

Pastor Michael Catt raises the question is your candle burning for others or is it just burning for you? Christmas is about community; let us not be so focused on ourselves and help others during this Christmas season.

One day we will all face a final exam on how we have lived our life. Pastor Michael Catt poses the question, are you ready for the final exam, the judgement of God on your life?

Pastor Michael Catt challenges people not to be nominal Christians. Nominal means being something in name or form only. Christianity really works if we are not nominal.