Believers are called to stand firm, pursue unity, rejoice with gentleness, find peace through prayer, and live out godly thoughts and actions to experience God’s presence.

The darkness, Jesus’ final cry, the torn temple curtain, and the centurion’s confession all reveal that through His death, Jesus bore the sins of humanity once for all and opened the way to God.

Jesus is the humble King who is fully in charge, worthy of worship, and joyfully welcomed as Savior.

Following Jesus calls for steadfast determination, humble recognition of our unworthiness, trust in His sacrificial ransom, and a faith that begins by seeking His mercy.

In Gospel of Mark 9–10, great followers of Jesus serve others humbly, pursue unity among God’s people, take sin seriously, remain faithful in marriage, and trust God with a simple, childlike faith.

To fully follow Jesus, we must recognize who He truly is, understand His mission through suffering and redemption, embrace His radical call to sacrificial discipleship, and rely on the power of prayer in the spiritual battles we face.

Discipling the Nations. Guest Speaker: Jeff Lewis. Author and global activist, Jeff Lewis has ministered in 55 countries, working with field personnel and indigenous church leaders in the development of mobilization strategies, but his greatest...

What will it take for the nations of the world to come to Jesus?

Mark 6 teaches that those who follow Jesus are called to depend on Him in proclamation, uphold God’s moral truth, show selfless compassion, grow in faith-filled spiritual curiosity, and respond with joyful celebration as they witness His power and grace.

Nothing is impossible with God” when we nurture faith rather than give in to fear