Who do you say Jesus is? We are called to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Jesus!

Sin, legalism, and hypocrisy are all too prevalent in our lives. Jesus reminds us that we don't come to the Father because we are good. We come to him because he alone is good.

Jesus urges us not to miss the heart of God's law.

Sometimes being in a storm is right where you're supposed to be because Jesus wants to show you his glory.

Exile is forced or voluntary absence from one's country or home. Sometimes you move, and sometimes things around you move. Do you feel like an exile? Being an exile is not something to fear, but something to embrace.

​In our study of Mark we have been focused on the marks of a disciple. As we begin a new year, we turn to the book of Joshua to learn valuable lessons about how God’s promises and our discipleship choices can help us follow Jesus.

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Full joy comes from being satisfied in Jesus.

Because there is desperation in the world, opposition to the gospel will be a daily occurrence. But, in the midst of the messiness, not only can we experience true peace, but we can also share it with others.

There are always moments and circumstances in life that lead us to a place of utter desperation. But desperation really is a daily thing. It's in that desperation that we find the richest hope in Jesus.