Who is Jesus and what does it mean to follow Him? During the 60s AD, Christians in Rome living in the shadow of intense persecution wrestled with these questions. Recalling the stories of his friend, Simon Peter, Mark attempts to help them find answers in his Gospel.

He give us “Jesus, Messiah, the Son of God,” and yet, he tells of a very human figure saddened by the brokenness of our world, filled with rage against oppression, and ultimately move by compassion to act on our behalf. Jesus’ life and death are our salvation and for those who would believe, He says, “Follow Me.”

Who is Jesus and what does it mean to follow Him? During the 60s AD, Christians in Rome living in the shadow of intense persecution wrestled with these questions. Recalling the stories of his friend, Simon Peter, Mark attempts to help them find answers in his Gospel.

He give us “Jesus, Messiah, the Son of God,” and yet, he tells of a very human figure saddened by the brokenness of our world, filled with rage against oppression, and ultimately move by compassion to act on our behalf. Jesus’ life and death are our salvation and for those who would believe, He says, “Follow Me.”

Who is Jesus and what does it mean to follow Him? During the 60s AD, Christians in Rome living in the shadow of intense persecution wrestled with these questions. Recalling the stories of his friend, Simon Peter, Mark attempts to help them find answers in his Gospel.

He give us “Jesus, Messiah, the Son of God,” and yet, he tells of a very human figure saddened by the brokenness of our world, filled with rage against oppression, and ultimately move by compassion to act on our behalf. Jesus’ life and death are our salvation and for those who would believe, He says, “Follow Me.”

Who is Jesus and what does it mean to follow Him? During the 60s AD, Christians in Rome living in the shadow of intense persecution wrestled with these questions. Recalling the stories of his friend, Simon Peter, Mark attempts to help them find answers in his Gospel.

He give us “Jesus, Messiah, the Son of God,” and yet, he tells of a very human figure saddened by the brokenness of our world, filled with rage against oppression, and ultimately move by compassion to act on our behalf. Jesus’ life and death are our salvation and for those who would believe, He says, “Follow Me.”

Who is Jesus and what does it mean to follow Him? During the 60s AD, Christians in Rome living in the shadow of intense persecution wrestled with these questions. Recalling the stories of his friend, Simon Peter, Mark attempts to help them find answers in his Gospel.

He give us “Jesus, Messiah, the Son of God,” and yet, he tells of a very human figure saddened by the brokenness of our world, filled with rage against oppression, and ultimately move by compassion to act on our behalf. Jesus’ life and death are our salvation and for those who would believe, He says, “Follow Me.”

This week at Pathway, Pastor Tom shared with us what "the danger zone" is for Christians.

Today at Pathway we celebrated Easter Sunday. Jesus’ life is the greatest life of all and He changes everything! Pastor Sam shared on three ways that Jesus lived the greatest life of all: a perfect life, a planned death, and a provable resurrection.

Join us as we journey together through the Holy Week.

Friday: Trial, crucifixion, & death

Join us as we journey together through the Holy Week.

Maundy Thursday: Passover & the Last Supper 

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Tuesday: The Olivet Discourse