Two stories in Mark 5 are told in such a way that we understand the amazing power of our God and the ways he can and does draw us into the power available to us as his followers.

Two stories in Mark 5 are told in such a way that we understand the amazing power of our God and the ways he can and does draw us into the power available to us as his followers.

The world in Mark’s time is changing, Christianity is under attack. He is pointing them to Jesus the King who is the messiah that Isaiah said would come and bring victory.

The world in Mark’s time is changing, Christianity is under attack. He is pointing them to Jesus the King who is the messiah that Isaiah said would come and bring victory.

When Jesus asked some guys to follow Him, Mark 1:16 records that “immediately they left their [fishing] nets and followed Him.” What was it about Jesus that elicited that kind of response? What would make people suddenly get up and walk away from their lives to follow Him? This Sunday we are starting our study of the Book of Mark and how the power and presence of Jesus caused reactions in everyone He met.

With the world and church responding to the changes that have been brought upon us by Covid and civil unrest how do we as Christ followers participate in the mission of Jesus? Some interesting thoughts about what the church might look like in the future and some practical and life giving ways to serve Jesus.

There are answers for our present time found in the Bible. let’s explore the history of the Israelites and the call God had and has for his people, US!

Showing the way to live right in a world gone wrong. Why does the church exist and what is its mission in a Covid turned upside down world. Where is God in Tim es like these?

As we step into a “new normal” of lives being mostly based in our homes, our relationships and home-life cultures are being disrupted. This Sunday we are asking God to give us new vision and ideas as we reimagine life in our homes and with our closest relationships.

Justice is critical to faith. The call to care for those on the margins is clear. With current affairs driving the church to action. How should we act?