Are your greatest needs materialistic, monetary, or physical? The reality is that Jesus knows your greatest need and move directly to it. Don’t let anything stop you from coming to Jesus.

A culture is defined by what’s at the center of society and what’s at the fringe. No matter where you find yourself today, Jesus meets you right there.

Martin Luther famously said, “I have so much to do today that I shall spend three hours in prayer.” Learn from Pastor Eric Moore about how you can become a person of prayer and healthy priorities from the life of Jesus.

“Authority” means you have full jurisdiction and dominion. It means you’re in charge. So when the all-powerful Jesus speaks, ordinary people follow Him and troubled people are set free by Him.

As we continue to walk through the book of Mark, we get to hear from Pastor Hansel Morell about the calling of the disciples to be "fishers of men".

The baptism of Jesus could be viewed as a coronation of the new King who brings the real Gospel that can save. He sympathizes with our sins and He can actually do something about it!

The Gospel of Mark begins with the language of "good news"--the good news of an approaching King who is God Himself and who brings a Kingdom of forgiveness and blessing to the repentant. Have you experienced the joy of this King?

A spiritual parent intentionally invests in others for the specific purpose of making disciples who make disciples. If you want to become a disciple-maker, listen to this episode.

A spiritual adult is a doer of the Word—God-centered and others-centered—in need of embracing Christ’s mandate to reproduce disciples. If you need help owning your faith, listen to this episode.

A spiritual teenager is a believer who is self-focused in their faith and understanding of biblical concepts as the Word becomes their roadmap for life. If you want Christ to form you into His image, listen to this episode for help.