As we see in Mark 13, Jesus calls us to endure while running the spiritual race. And we can do this because the dwelling place of God is not a building, but in our hearts.

The third and final sermon with Jesus using the religious leaders of Jerusalem to teach about authority.

Looking at four stories involving the religious leaders of Jerusalem, Jesus continues to teach about authority.

In the first part of three messages about the religious leaders in Jerusalem, we examine the total authority of Jesus Christ. The question is not whether Jesus has authority - the question is whether we will submit to it.

As we see the first Palm Sunday, the book of Mark begins to transition into the last part of Jesus' life.

As Jesus ministers to a blind beggar, we learn what true Christian discipleship looks like.

We look at the disciples' example again, and how easy it is to be selfish. But Jesus says to look at Him, as He is an example of giving His life away to serve others.

We examine the rich, young ruler from scripture and take a look at what Jesus says about idols.

Jesus talks about marriage and divorce, using that as a context to talk about a bigger message of being close to Him.

What does it mean to be salt? Continuing in our Images of Jesus series out of Mark, we explore what it meant to be salt and the value in enjoying God.