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

Jesus teaches a large crowd in parables, explaining that the Word of God is received differently by people—some reject it, some fall away, some are choked by distractions, and others accept it and bear great fruit. Through the parables of the lamp...

In Mark 3, the advancing Kingdom is revealed as the sick and needy come to Jesus, true disciples are called to follow him, and his divine authority is confirmed through healing, forgiveness, victory over evil, and lordship over the Sabbath. At the...

Mark 2:1–3:6 shows that Jesus teaches our deepest need is not outward fixes—healing, categories, self-discipline, or rules—but inner transformation through forgiveness, community, joy, and renewal found in Him.

Because the Kingdom of God has arrived in Jesus, He possesses divine authority to call for repentance, command transformed lives, rule over all supernatural powers, refuel through prayer and proclamation, and demonstrate that authority by healing the...

Mark presents Jesus in two movements: first as the Mighty Messiah and Son of God whose authority amazes the crowds and provokes opposition, climaxing in the recognition of His identity (8:27–30). He then reveals Jesus as the Suffering Servant who...

With all of the changes and challenges we will encounter this year, we will need strength, but where will it come from?

Full Service

Because Christ gave up His divine position, privileges, and possessions to humbly serve and save us, Paul calls believers to unity, selfless humility, and sacrificial love toward one another. As we follow Jesus’ example with reverent obedience, God...