To run the race well you must follow the examples set before you.

Sermon by: Chris Cook

Primary Text: Mark 6:14-29

Jesus desires to set you free from whatever oppresses you and that the only proper response to such a grace is to go and tell of what he has done!

Sermon by: Chris Cook

Primary Text: Mark 5:1-20

The true follower of God producces fruit.  The true follower of God does this by hearing the Word, holding on to the Word, and treasuring the Word.  

Sermon by: Chris Cook

Primary Text: Mark 4:1-20

True followers of God respond to the personal call, face certain opposition, and walk in redefined relation.

Sermon by: Chris Cook

Primary Text: Mark 3:13-35

God's commands are not given to earn his love, but to experience his love fully and showcase it to the world.

Sermon by: Vick Green

Primary Text: Mark 2:23-28

Human sexuality is of God's design and it is only by looking to Him that we can begin to comprehend it and exercise it authentically.

Primary Text: Revelation 21:1-4

Sermon by: Chris Cook

The authority by which Jesus heals the physical is that same authority by which he heals the spiritual. Approach him in faith knowing that he is the one who has all authority to forgive sins.

Sermon by: Chris Cook

Primary Text: Mark 2:1-12

Jesus not only teaches with authority but exercises that authority over the demonic and diseased to show that he alone is the ultimate authority.  The question is: Will we submit to him?

Sermon by: Chris Cook

Primary Text: Mark 1:21-34

Everyone is following someone.  The core of Jesus' call is to follow him above all else.  Are you following him or someone else?

Sermon by: Chris Cook

Primary Text: Mark 1:14-20

At the beginning of his gospel, Mark immediately introduces us to the person of Jesus because Jesus himself is the good news! He is the Son of God who had been long anticipated, was supernaturally confirmed and demonically opposed.

Sermon by: Chris Cook

Primary Text: Mark 1:1-13