Join us in Mark 7 as we see a woman - seemingly disqualified from God's Kingdom in many ways - approach Jesus boldly. Not only does He approve of her bold faith, He opens the doors to all gentiles from this point forward (including us!)

The Pharisees complain to Jesus in Mark 7:1-23 about how His disciples neglect following their strict religious rules and rituals. Join us as we see Jesus stand up for His people in the face of these accusations, and as we learn how He does the same thing today, for us.

Join us in Mark 6:45-53 as we see Jesus do some unexpected things that leave the disciples perplexed and frustrated.

The disciples are worn out in Mark 6:30-44, but they notice the hungry people around them and point the need out to Jesus. He asks for their limited resources, multiplying what they have to feed over 5000 people, with leftovers! Join us as we explore how Jesus might be doing the same thing today - asking us to surrender what little time, money, energy we feel we have so He can make the most of it.

What if grief is not a problem to be fixed, but a place where Jesus can meet us? Join us as we gather for All Saints Sunday.

Join us in Mark as we heed the warning that Jesus gave His followers.

Join us in Mark 6:1-13 as we see Jesus experiencing rejection by the people in His hometown because they thought He was too ordinary to be the Messiah. And then we see Him sending out 12 seemingly ordinary guys - His disciples - with authority to do the same things they had seen Him doing.

Join us in Mark 5:21-43 as Jesus heals 2 people that were unclean and unworthy of His touch. He blew through the social and cultural barriers to rescue them, and wants to do the same today for each of us.

In Mark 5, Jesus and His disciples are accosted by a man that is full of demons and living among the tombs because he is a danger to himself and others. Instead of rejecting him in his broken state, Jesus sets him free and sends him on mission. Join us as we embrace the challenge of surrendering our own brokenness to Jesus so that we to might be set free to walk in the identity and authority God has given us.

Join us in Mark 4:35-41 as we realize with the disciples that no matter how much faith we think we have, there is always more available to us.