In this sermon intern Ben Wood unpacks how unity and humility in the life of the Church find their source of the birth and death of Jesus Christ.

Paul was willing to suffer so that the Colossians would know the sufferings of Christ. David Brainerd was willing to suffer so that the Indians would know the sufferings of Christ. Are you willing to suffer that others may know the sufferings of Christ?

In this message guest preacher and former missionary Greg Mathias shows how true compassion for the lost demands action outside of our comfort zone.

This message serves to prepare the congregation for the partaking of the Lord's Supper. In this passage Paul focuses on the reality of our sinful condition that lead to the death of Christ. The death of Christ ultimately saves us from the wrathful judgement of God against sin.

Not everyone was enamored by Jesus' healings and casting out of demons. This passage focuses on the oppostion of Jesus' ministry from the scribes and Jesus' own family.

The Pharisees' understanding of religion was filled with legalism. This put them in opposition to Jesus' revolutionary ministry that was centered on grace. Mark puts these two opposing views in opposition to each other in this passage. The result is conflict that will ultimately lead to Jesus' death.

Mark continues to stress the authority of Jesus. In this passage it is over sins. Jesus clearly equates himself as with God and thus sets Himself on a path of conflict that will eventually lead to His death.

This sermon outlines a biblical theology of giving. It is purpose is to serve as a source of encouragement, edification, and challenge for the congregation at Red Bud in regard to biblical stewardship.

What was the primary mission of Jesus' earthly ministry? Was it healing, casting out demons, or preaching the Gospel of God? This message focuses on how Jesus' healing ministry, physical and spiritual, served His primary mission of preaching the Gospel.

Although fully man, Jesus is unlike any other man. He is also fully God. This reality gives Jesus the authority to not merely speak about God, but to speak for God. In addition, Jesus has authority even over the enemies of God.