What does it mean to adore something? What is worthy of our complete adoration? In Mark 14, Mary shows her adoration for Jesus in a way that upsets those around her. Listen as Jeff Banks opens up this text and helps us apply it this Christmas season.

Jesus warns us in Mark 13 to stay awake – be prepared. Learn why and how in this week’s message.

In Mark 12, Jesus finds himself in an impossible situation, much like talking politics at Thanksgiving. In this message, we see how Jesus navigates the conversation by keeping the main thing the main thing.

Jesus curses a fig tree, and it withers down to a stump. In the meantime, he drove out money changers in the temple. How are these passages in Mark 11 related? Watch or listen to find out.

Jesus loves you, not because you deserve it, but before you deserve it. How do you know Jesus loves you? Why does he love you? Listen to discover what Mark 10 has to say about Jesus’ love.

The disciples battled pride and arrogance all throughout Mark 9. The lesson from Jesus? Be Humble.

What is the greatest question you have ever had to answer? In Mark 8, Jesus asked the disciples, “Who do you say I am?” This question has significant implications for our lives today as we answer it for ourselves.

Rob Storey is the new District Superintendent of the CMA (our denomination) and graciously teaches from Mark 7 about the difference between religion (the rules of the Pharisee’s) and the Gospel. Listen in!

Jeff Banks preaches a message from Mark 6. In this chapter, we see two sides of discipleship – both the privilege of Mission and the possibility of Martyrdom.

When someone flexes, they show the power that exists just below the surface. In Mark 5, Jesus “flexes” his power in and through the man he encounters. Jesus wants to flex his power in us and through us as well.