Saint City Chapel

My faith belongs to the One the storm obeys. My faith grows when …1. I Remember who is with me in the storm.2. I Embrace who controls the storm. 3. I Obey the Lord of the storm

There is more happening in God's kingdom than we can see right now. There is more light, and we are intended to shine it; more truth, and we need to hear it; more time, we are to wait for it; and more fruit, we need to believe it.

What makes God's love so great? God's love sees the world, sends the Son, and saves whoever believes.

Brandon continues our series through the Gospel of Mark in chapter 3 where we see that when we are confronted by Jesus, we must decide if we will dismiss him as a fool, denounce him as a fraud, or declare him to be Lord and follow Him.

Jesus' ordinary faithfulness gives us an extraordinary king. I know a guy who can't be stopped by the people against him, can't be consumed by the crowds around him, can't be distracted by demons beneath him, can't be followed from a distance, and can use ordinary people to do extraordinary things.

Preston Arnold continues our series through the book of Mark in chapter 2-3, where he shows us that Jesus changes the way we view religion by His presence, His authority, and His restoration.

Brandon continues our series through the gospel of Mark in chapter 2 where we see that everyone needs an interruption from Jesus. An interruption from Jesus meets us where we're at, calls us out from where we are, brings us into where we don't belong, and exposes who we think we are.

Jesus wants to change what we are known for, because what we are known for is not our biggest problem, only he can change our sinful reputation, and forgiveness changes what we are known for.

Brandon continues our Vintage Kingdom series in Mark 1:35-45 which shows us that the king's pursuits shape our pursuits. Jesus pursued friendship with the Father, proclamation of the truth, and compassion for the forgotten.

Brandon continues our "Vintage Kingdom" series through the book of Mark which shows us that we are made to be under the authority of Jesus. We all have an ache for authority, we are astonished when we see real authority, and Jesus' words hold authority over our lives.