Jesus' ministry in Galilee transitions to a new phase as he appoints 12 disciples as apostles, giving us further insight into what it means to follow him. Read Mark 3:1-19 and thanks for listening!

Controversies continue in the Gospel of Mark as Jesus violates expectations about fasting and the Sabbath, two important activities to consider today. Read Mark 2:18-28 and thanks for listening!

As we turn to the next chapter, Mark recounts a pair of stories full of surprises. Read Mark 2:1-17 and thanks for listening!

Mark slows down his rapid account of Jesus' work as we turn to the first miracles of Jesus, miracles that tell us about who he is, what his gospel is, and who we should be. Read Mark 1:21-45 and thanks for listening!

We begin a new year with a new series, turning from the Old Testament to the New with the Gospel of Mark. Read Mark 1:1-20 and thanks for listening!

Somewhere between the moment when you first met Jesus and the life you live now, you forgot what it felt like to be a child of God. What if this restlessness you're feeling isn't something to be fixed, but something calling you back to who you truly are?

Jesus is the Light of the World! Read John 9 and see you Sunday.

The Fourth Sunday of Advent, we take one final familiar image from the Advent story, the miraculous virgin birth, and strive to see it through Old Testament eyes, examining other miraculous births in Scripture for what they might reveal about the coming of Jesus. Read Luke 1:26-38 and thanks for listening!

In the Third Sunday of Advent, we turn to the image of Wisdom, the Word or Logos made flesh and dwelling with us. Perhaps the most abstract of the Advent accounts, John's Gospel is also profoundly beautiful. Read John 1:1-18 and thanks for listening!

For the Second Sunday of Advent, we turn to the image of shepherds, some of the first to worship Jesus, and who recall rich imagery in the Old Testament from Psalm 23 to Ezekiel 34. Read Luke 2:8-20 and thanks for listening.