You cannot live rightly without a renewed heart. What does this mean? How do you renew your heart?

Jesus feeds the 5000. But what does this familiar story mean for us today? Do we truly trust God to meet our needs and care for us? God reveals His compassion and power to the people then and to us now if we'll choose to see it.

Why is Christmas so important? What does it mean that God would come as a baby?

When we truly follow Jesus, we will experience the power of God and persecution for God. As Jesus sends out His disciples to do kingdom ministry, we learn about John the Baptist’s humiliating death. It is a reminder of both the call to disciple-making and the cost of disciple-making.

In Mark 5:21-43, Jesus heals a woman of a 12 year affliction and raises a young girl from the dead. Does Jesus still heal today? If so, how does He heal? Why does He heal some and not others?

We are born into a spiritual war- a clash between the kingdom of God and the kingdom of darkness. The. good news is that Jesus came to wage war and to destroy the works of the devil. What does this mean for us in our daily life? How do we wage spiritual war? Mark 5:1-20 provides a battle plan for spiritual warfare.

Jesus reveals in His divinity and His humanity as He calms the storm. What does this mean for us?

Good soil bears good fruit. But what does kingdom fruitfulness look like? What are the barriers to bearing fruit? Our job is to sow the seed of God’s Word and God’s job is to grow the fruit. God will grow what we faithfully sow.

Jesus tells a parable of a sower and 4 different types of soil where the seeds fall. What does this parable teach us about God and about ourselves?

In every age and every culture we can fall prey to misidentifying Jesus as the Pharisees do in Mark 3:20-25. Wherever Jesus is not identified as Lord and Savior then evil is sure to follow.