In a confrontation with the Pharisees, Jesus reveals that He is the bridegroom of God's people who came to announce the arrival of a new Kingdom.

At an unexpected dinner, Jesus reveals why He came into the world.

Hidden in a familiar story from the Gospel According to Mark is an unexpected interaction which reveals the cosmic authority and ultimate priority of Jesus.

C.J. Mahaney preaches on an encounter between a hopeless leper and a merciful Savior and assures us that that same mercy is available for similarly hopeless sinners.

Relational conflict is more serious than you think, yet simpler and easier to resolve than you think.

Following the exhortation in Hebrews 4:14-16 to hold fast and draw near, H.B. Charles Jr gives three reasons why we should stick with Jesus no matter what.

Bob Kauflin teaches from Psalm 24 how to live before God: acknowledging God's sovereignty, pursuing God's holiness, and celebrating God's victory.

Listen to the astonishing account of the kingdom of God drawing near to the people of Capernaum in the person of Jesus Christ, a King who spoke and acted with authority while holding to a specific priority: the salvation of sinners.

C.J. Mahaney invites us to behold the Source of all goodness as He announces the gospel and calls His first disciples in this sermon on Mark 1:14-20.

In this sermon on Mark 1:12-13, Jeff Purswell preaches on the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness, concluding that we have a Savior whose work is complete.