In Mark 1, a leper approaches Jesus and says to him, "If you are willing, you can heal me and make me clean." Mark then tells us that Jesus was moved with compassion and said "I am willing... be healed!" Jesus is willing to do what only he can do for us - to show us grace, make us clean, and pay the price we owe.

Ministry is meeting someone else’s need as a representative of Jesus, in the power of the Holy Spirit. Pastor Steve continues our study of Mark today and will talk about 4 keys to effective ministry that Jesus displays in Mark 1.

Jesus says in Matthew 28 that he has been "given all authority in heaven and on earth" and in Mark 1, he proves his authority through his teaching and through his miracles. Are you living in the truth of Jesus' authority and submitting to him?

We're continuing our study of the Gospel of Mark today! In chapter 1, Jesus calls the disciples. And he's still calling every believer today.

We're starting a brand new teaching series today! For the next few months, Pastor Steve is taking us through the Gospel Of Mark. We're looking forward to focusing on Jesus and the narrative of his life that Mark gives us. Because the GOOD NEWS of Jesus started long before he was born - it's always been a part of God's plan.

Hebrews 10 says that because of the blood of Jesus, we can boldly enter heaven and the presence of God. Jesus took our punishment, forever making us right with the Father. Today we remember the cross and the access to God that we now have all because of Jesus!

Today we have our friend Pastor Quintell Hill joining us as we kick off our Re:Focus event. Question: how do the people of God demonstrate the love of Christ? Quintell will be taking us through John 13 as we look at the example of love that Jesus set for us.

Today, we're wrapping up our Found Faithful study and discussing how to build your life on the right foundation with the right materials.

You get this right? Our lives are not our own and have been given to us. God calls to be faithful and steward well what we do with our hands, hearts, and lives. We can't have faithful hearts without also being a faithful giver, knowing everything we have has been loaned to us. So what does a faithful giver look like?

We're starting a new stewardship series today called Found Faithful. We're called to be faithful with our hands and serve others, because service and love is the clearest way that we show others the love of Jesus.