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.

A spiritual infant is a new or stagnant believer who has accepted Jesus, but needs to walk in the basics of the Christian faith. If you’re spiritually unstable and need guidance from a godly mentor to help you distinguish the voice of the Lord among a multitude of voices, listen in to this episode for help.

Sin rules and reigns in the heart of a spiritually dead person. And the foundational need of a person who is characterized by unbelief in Jesus is this: to be born again. Listen in on a conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus and understand what it means to be made alive in Christ.

What is a Christ follower? What does it mean to be a new creation? When you belong to Jesus, you are a son or daughter of the Most High God.

As Satan planted seeds of doubt about God's character, exposed mankind's incomplete understanding of God's Word, and boldly contradicted God's instruction--the fall of humanity occurred, fracturing our relationship with a loving God. Find out how that ripples into modern-day.

God, in his magnificence and majesty, makes the weak the means of his strength. So if you've ever wondered who you are, you are God’s creation, made in His image, and invaluable to Him.

Hear Chris Davenport share on Multiply Weekend about the importance of living as a disciple-maker.