This week's text from Mark 10 frames our meditation on the nature of true glory and how Jesus displays that glory.

John 3:14-21 serve as the backdrop for Lent IV's sermon. Why do we ask for signs? In the end, what is the only sign we need>

John 2:13-22 directs our reflection for the third Sunday in Lent. Jesus reveals that he is the true temple. What does that mean for us?

Peter's confession of Jesus in Mark 8 serves as the backdrop for this sermon. What does it mean that Jesus is the Christ? What does it cost to be the Christ?

For the first Sunday of Lent, Pastor Matt takes a closer look at Genesis 22 and the story of God tempting Abraham to offer his son Isaac as an offering.

Our meditation for Ash Wednesday is based on the Old Testament read from the prophet Joel, chapter 2. We repent from our pursuit of our false loves so that we may return to our one true love.

Our sermon meditation is based on the gospel reading from St. Mark, chapter 9. On the precipice of Lent we go deeper into the mystery of God, and along the way we find out about the only "thing" we need.

Mark 1:29-39 serves as the text for this sermon. We discover that the healing power of Jesus comes through his healing word. Why does it matter that Jesus heals through his word? Give a listen to find out.

Mark 1:21-28. In this text the authority of Jesus is evident in his action, specifically his healing a man with an unclean spirit. This sermon looks at the nature of true authority which is grounded in Jesus.

The text for this sermon is Mark 1:14-20. Give us a listen as we meditate on Jesus's words that kickstart his ministry.