In the last sandwich of our series through Mark we see the contrast of Jesus’ faithfulness while on trial and Peter’s denial during his trial.

Two seemingly dissimilar stories help us to understand the what it means to be on mission for Jesus.

Jesus is seen as not primarily a model to follow but a savior who saves.

In the gospel of Mark we see Jesus coming to his own and his own rejecting him, but to those who believe they are welcomed into God’s family.

The last chapter of 1st Corinthians! From this passage we can derive principles to help us create a community that can beat loneliness.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ changes everything. Paul shows us how and why we can believe that Jesus really rose from the dead.

1 Corinthians 14 shows us the supernatural power and order that makes real church.

1 Corinthians 10 gives us practical advice on how to go about daily decisions.

1 Corinthians 13 is the chapter of love and Paul shows the Corinthian church how love is meant to be displayed in our community.

1 Corinthians 12 shows us how spiritual gifts build up the body of Christ.