Mark 1:21-45 - This week Pastor Kyle walks us through Leviticus, Presence, and the beauty of Jesus redefining the terms of who and how we come into God’s presence.

This week Pastor Kyle walks us through Leviticus, Presence, and the beauty of Jesus redefining the terms of who and how we come into God’s presence.

This week Pastor Kyle walks us through Mark 1:16-20 as we ask, "who or what is discipling us?" May your heart be stirred to follow Jesus with humility and sincerity. Grace & Peace.

This week Pastor Kyle walks us through Mark 1:16-20 as we ask, "who or what is discipling us?" May your heart be stirred to follow Jesus with humility and sincerity. Grace & Peace.

This week we look to Jesus and his first words as an entry point into a larger conversation on the Kingdom of God, community formation, and the way of Jesus.

Mark 1:14-15

This week we look to Jesus and his first words as an entry point into a larger conversation on the Kingdom of God, community formation, and the way of Jesus.

This week pastor Kyle joins Mark to help us see Jesus as he truly is, not as we hope he'd be; and to see that in Jesus we stand with the power to resist the tester.

This week pastor Kyle joins Mark to help us see Jesus as he truly is, not as we hope he'd be; and to see that in Jesus we stand with the power to resist the tester.

One of the most challenging things to reconcile, as a follower of Jesus or not, is whether we are worthy of love. Our striving may leave us successful but still, our hearts ache for the love, affirmation, and sense of well-being we all long for. Yet, the very thing we long for is found in Mark 1, on the banks of the Jordan river, over two thousand years ago, at the start of Jesus' public ministry. This week we dive into how the Spirit helps for our identity in Christ.

One of the most challenging things to reconcile, as a follower of Jesus or not, is whether we are worthy of love. Our striving may leave us successful but still, our hearts ache for the love, affirmation, and sense of well-being we all long for. Yet, the very thing we long for is found in Mark 1, on the banks of the Jordan river, over two thousand years ago, at the start of Jesus' public ministry. This week we dive into how the Spirit helps for our identity in Christ.