Mark 4:1-34

A farmer, a lamp, various seeds - what do these show us about the Kingdom of God, and what is this kingdom, anyway? What does living under this King look like?

Mark 3:7-35

Jesus chose 12 from the crowd and began to invest both responsibility and authority in them. As He taught them, He would teach us, and invite us to become "family".

Mark 2:18 - 3:12

What did Jesus want from His first disciples? And what would He ask of me? What about fasting and sabbath, for instance? What function might these serve in the life of a follower of Jesus today?

Mark 2:1-17

Mark recounts how the diseased & paralyzed are healed, and tax collectors & sinners are being called to wellness. Who is this guy? Might Jesus be able to bring wellness to my life too? After all, “Healthy people don’t need a doctor—sick people do.” (2:17)

Mark 1:29-45

As we read Mark's Gospel, we quickly become aware that he's recounting a powerful drama that is unfolding. There are clashes of spiritual kingdoms that result in an unhoped for freedom for those who encounter Jesus! Who is this guy?

Mark 1:16-34

Who are these men, why would they respond to Jesus, and what is it they've signed up for? And where is Mark leading us, as he tells us the story of Jesus? Have you, or will you follow Jesus? Have you surrendered to His authority to command you and your life?

Mark 1:1-20

Pastor Terry Lee leads us through the book of Mark in our series, "Come Meet Jesus".

Mark 1:1-3

When I say "him", I mean Mark, and when I say "introduce" I mean "to the Gospel Mark wrote". Who is he, what is this document, and how might we orient ourselves to hear it well?

Jeremiah 29:11

What are you looking forward to in 2023? Birthdays? Weddings? Special vacation booked or being planned? Moving house? Changing employers? Changing careers? What might God have to say to us at the beginning of 2023?

"I know the plans I have for you..." - Jeremiah 29:11.

"Commit all of your ways to the Lord and He will make your righteousness shine like the day." - Psalm 37:4-6

Luke 1:46-55

"Oh, how my soul praises the Lord!" THIS is the sound of hope! We'll sing a couple of carols, and draw the connection between seasons of joy and the maintenance of Hope - telling the stories of the writing of some of the carols, and anticipating that these stories will elevate our expectation, and inspire our hope. But, in particular, we will review what is known as "Mary's Song", and enter into the hope that she celebrates.