After dealing with the religious leaders, Jesus encounters a Syrophoenician Women who begs him to heal her child.

In the beginning of Mark Chapter 7, the Religious leaders try to trap Jesus. In response, Jesus teaches the true purpose of the law.

Jesus walks on water, and the disciples are terrified.

Jesus draws parallels to the Exodus by drawing out into the wilderness. A crowd follows him to hear him teach, which presents his disciples with a logistics issue they aren't quite sure how to solve.

Many times, the truth of the Gospel can be offensive to those who hear it. In Chapter 6, Mark shares with us an account of Jesus' herald, John the Baptist, who lost his life because he spoke the truth.

In Chapter 6 of The Gospel of Mark, Jesus returns to his hometown where he is not welcome. Jesus takes this rejection as an opportunity to prepare his disciples for ministry and then sends them out.

After crossing the sea, Jesus meets a man with so many demons he is called Legion. On this Sunday we examen this story which often leaves modern people scratching their heads.

Many times we focus on important tasks in our lives at the expense of listening to what Jesus has promised for us as the Son of God. In this sermon Pastor Robins examines the disciples own account of a time they lost focus on who Jesus was, and the truth he spoke.

Many of us spend most of our lives trying to avoid being a nobody, or a loser. In this sermon Pastor Robins examines how being a zero is not only acceptable in light of Christ, but a requirement.

Many time we use arbitrary measurements to judge ourself and others, but there is one who bring true justice.