What must we do to have eternal life? It might not be what you think. We'll see from Mark 10:13-31 that the only way to have eternal life is to depend on Jesus like a child and follow him.

It’s a beautiful thing to see someone truly serving others. This week we'll see from Mark 9:30-10:12 how following our suffering, servant king means serving others, taking sin seriously and being faithful in marriage.

At times, all of us struggle with doubt and anxiety. This week we'll see from Mark 9:14-29 how in our doubts and anxieties, we can cry out to Jesus in faith because of his mighty power over evil and death.

It’s worth listening closely to Jesus. This week Doug, one of our elders, will show us from Mark 9:2-13 how Jesus is worth listening to because he is the Christ, the Son of God and the suffering King.

Who is Jesus? Why does it matter? Why is it worth the cost to follow him? This week David, one of our Elders, will show us from Mark 8:22 to 9:1 who Jesus is and what it means to follow him.

Christians can endure suffering with confident hope. This week we'll see from Romans 8:18-39 that we can suffer with confident hope because we have hope for a glorious future, hope of God’s present help and sure hope because of Jesus.

How can we be sure Jesus rose from the dead? At first, the disciples weren’t convinced. But Jesus convinced them and can convince us too. This week we'll see from Luke 24 why we can be convinced that Jesus truly rose from the dead, and we truly have forgiveness for our sins.

Jesus was able to work mighty miracles. Why didn’t he save himself from the cross? This week we'll see from Luke 23 that Jesus is God’s saving King.

What is Palm Sunday all about? We'll see this week from Luke 19:28-48 that on Palm Sunday God’s promised king presents us with a choice: will we rejoice in God’s king and find peace or reject God’s king and face judgment?

In anxious times, Jesus gives us an antidote for anxiety. This week we'll see from Jesus' words in Matthew 6:19-34 that the antidote to anxiety is to seek God’s kingdom first because we can trust in our Heavenly Father’s loving care.