In the second talk of our worship series, we look at Psalm 24. We ponder how impressive is the sinless life of Christ, who goes before us and makes a way for us to  enter into the most holy place.

We look at the story of Jesus healing Bartimaeus, the 'blind beggar' in Mark 10:46-52.

Brent leads us to reflect on the request of James and John.

Andrew explores Mark 10:32-34, when Jesus predicts his death for the third time. We reflect on how we can better listen to what God is saying, and what it means to have trust in patience when we don’t know what’s happening next.

Daniel leads us to reflect on the story of Jesus' encounter with the rich young ruler in Mark 10:17-31, and we question what we may be idolising today.

We reflect on what it means to receive the Kingdom of heaven 'like a little child'.

As we ask the Lord to lead us this year, we explore what it means to be ‘known’ by God, and why this is a good thing!

Through intriguing - and sometimes confusing - imagery in Mark 9:42-50, Blake helps us reflect on whether there are things in our lives causing us or others to stumble, and look to the promise we have in Jesus and the beauty of the kingdom of God!

This talk included a number of visuals - view the slides here: https://bit.ly/3eIEYWM  

As we continue in Mark 9 we are challenged about judging others' ministries for not being exactly like ours, and we consider how we might lift up the name of Jesus even in everyday, ordinary acts of love.

We continue in Mark 9, with the disciples arguing about who was the greatest, and Jesus’ surprising advice about how to truly be great.