One day when the scribes accused Jesus of being demon-possessed, He turned the moment into a teaching opportunity to share a powerful and shocking truth about salvation, forgiveness, -- and a particular sin beyond forgiveness.

For the first time, Mark exposes us to the family of Jesus. Craig points out three family matters that each family today needs to consider in their own family life.

How did Jesus interface with life and ministry? Mark shows us in His gospel account that Jesus lived in three concentric circles of ministry. Where does He find you today?

Jesus found two different groups of people in church one day. What does He find in you today?

Jesus brought in revolutionary change. But the only way to experience and embrace it is to let go of the old way of living our lives.

What was (and is!) Jesus looking for in a person who would be involved in what He was doing in His life and ministry? Craig shares three qualities of such a person.

If we are going to do church God's way, it's going to involve looking at ministry from a completely different viewpoint than we're used to. Are we willing to do whatever it takes to reach people for Christ?

In this Christmas message, Craig reminds us that we can still find Jesus in spite of many things that we bring to the table.

Jesus brought into this world not just an astounding brand of authority but the unprecedented tenderness of healing hands. How can He heal you today?

When Jesus came to His public ministry, He showed that He had unique authority. What did that mean, and what difference does that make in your life today?