How do we go about being a group of people that is dependent on God? God’s Word is our ultimate written authority. Listen as Julie and Steve challenge us to use the scriptures to be our focus rather than human tendencies.

The ‘church’ as viewed by many is not relevant. How do we avoid these problems and keep things meaningful in our church? The answer can be found in Colossians 1:15-23. Listen as Julie and Steve Coleman discuss the need for us to identify with Jesus and make Him our focus.

Do you struggle with being faithful in the long haul? The disciples struggled with a desire to rest when faced with feeding the five thousand. Listen as Julie Coleman reveals how Jesus’ promise of rest can be found in the midst of every day situations.

Who or what is your ‘Herod’? Who has hurt you? Listen as Bill Smith reveals what Mark is saying about Jesus in this passage about Herod and John the Baptist.

Have you ever felt hopeless? Julie Coleman shares two stories about hopeless people who come to Jesus, the story of the hemorrhaging woman and the healing of Jairus’ daughter. Are you willing to trust Him with what makes you helpless?

Mark continues to reveal the truth of Jesus. Listen as Dr. Bill Smith shares insights about the demon, the possessed man, and his healing.

What things challenge your ability to fully trust Christ? Julie Coleman continues our study of Mark. This passage reveals the authority of Christ to calm the sea, only what God Himself can do. Can any day-to-day challenge be beyond Him?

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Dr. Bill Smith continues our study of Mark. Jesus often spoke in parables and revealed the mysteries of the Kingdom of God. Listen as Dr. Bill examines three parables, the lamp stand, the growing seed and the mustard seed.

Steve Coleman continues our study of Mark. He shares a familiar but important passage, The Parable of the Sower. Listen as Steve sheds new light on the mystery of this relevant story.

What is the unpardonable sin, this blaspheming of the Holy Spirit? Is there any sin today for which I cannot be forgiven? Listen as Julie Coleman sheds light on this difficult passage.