We live in a world of leadership crises. In times like this it is good to remember that we have the perfect leader in Jesus, who is the good shepherd. What makes Jesus the Good shepherd, and how does following Him help us face leadership failures in our world?

The good news of the gospel depends on Jesus lowliness. We see Jesus lowliness brought to the fore in his time at Nazareth. In this passage we see three revelations that come through Jesus' lowliness.

How does the good news that we are saved by faith alone in Jesus help us in our day to day life? Mark shows us four reasons why the gospel of faith alone in Jesus Christ is needed, not just for salvation, but for all of life.

Do you believe in a safe Jesus or a Savior Jesus? In the story of Jesus rescuing the demoniac we see that the Jesus who saves is a Jesus who is good, but not safe.

In the terrifying storm on the sea of Galilee the disciples discovered who Jesus really is. There are three revelations about who Jesus is that we all need to grasp to overcome our fears in the storms of life.

Guest Preacher Dr. Kent Mathews shares how so many ideas about prayer lead us away from what it is all really about. 

Jesus' two parables about seeds growing in Mark teach us that where the gospel is planted, the Kingdom comes. There are four comforting properties the gospel has to the average seed which give us assurance in our Christian life. 

Jesus' parable of the Sower addresses the questions of our day: Where is the life that is not the crowd? Where is the life of substance? Where is the flourishing life? Where is the good soil? and How do I get there? 

To find the good soil Jesus' answer is simple: Listen, really listen to him. 

Jesus calls us to be Sowers of the gospel with Him. In the parable of the Sower he gives us counsel in how to be an effective Sower of His Word. 

Do we grasp the how amazing God's grace is? Rev. Lemmon answers three critical questions we need to answer to know how great the LORD's grace is toward us.