Pastor Will Binkley teaches from Mark 4:1-34, looking at how the Kingdom of God grows and expands, and how believers are to bear fruit for the Kingdom.

Pastor Will Binkley continues in the “Astonished and Amazed” series, looking at the life of Jesus in the book of Mark.  This week’s text is Mark 3:7-35, learning what Jesus taught about a Kingdom centered community.

Pastor Will Binkley teaches on Mark 2:13 – 3:6, and takes a look at what Jesus set as priorities for His Church, and calls us to measure if our priorities are the same as His.

Pastor Will Binkley takes us through Mark 1:16 – 2:12, looking at many of the miracles Jesus performed, and at the authority He had to not only heal sickness and disease, but also to forgive sin. (Mark 1:16 – 2:12)

Pastor Will Binkley teaches on the “good news” that with the arrival of Jesus Christ, God’s Kingdom has come. Mark 1:14-15

Alex Morris shares on what the cross of Christ symbolizes for the believer, and also for the world. (Matthew 16: 24-25)

Alex Morris shares on what the cross of Christ symbolizes for the believer, and also for the world. (Matthew 16: 24-25)

Pastor Will begins a series through the Gospel of Mark which introduces us to the Suffering Servant-Savior, Jesus Christ, who is worthy of our worship.  Today’s message challenges us to lay aside our preconceptions of who Jesus is supposed to be and meet him as the Christ who defies our expectations.

Pastor Will looks at James 4:1-10 in a sermon titled, “The Barrier To Prayer”, looking at reasons that it may seem as if our prayers are going unanswered.

This week Pastor Will continues in the “A Praying Church” series with a sermon entitled, “The Audience Of Prayer”, examining Matthew 6:1, 5-15, and further looking at Jesus’ teaching on the type of prayer that God recognizes.