This week we look at Mark 10:46-52, the great story of Jesus and a blind man who had remarkable faith - even before Jesus healed him, he threw aside the cloak that marked him as a beggar. He was ready for a new story. Are we?

This week we look at Mark 10:46-52, the great story of Jesus and a blind man who could see reality better than anyone around him. Today we reflect on the cry this man utters, "Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on me!" When have we been driven to cry out for God's mercy?

This week we look at Mark 10:46-52, the great story of Jesus and a blind man who could see reality better than anyone around him. How does our physical sight help or hinder our ability to see by faith? 

This week we look at Mark 10:35-45, in Jesus’ disciples squabble – and Jesus reminds them that following him is about service - and that he has ransomed us from everything that holds us bound. From what do you need freeing?

This week we look at Mark 10:35-45, in Jesus’ disciples squabble – and Jesus reminds them that following him is about service. Yet our serving of others needs to be balanced by our willingness to be served. Where is the balance for you? 

This week we look at Mark 10:35-45, in Jesus’ disciples squabble – and Jesus reminds them that following him is about humility, not glory. The kind of leadership to which Christ-followers are called is one of service - can't get much more counter-cultural than that!

This week we look at Mark 10:35-45, in Jesus’ disciples squabble – and Jesus reminds them that following him is about humility, not glory. Can we invest in God's love and life and entrust the payoff to God? 

This week we look at Mark 10:35-45, in Jesus’ disciples squabble – and Jesus reminds them that following him is about humility, not glory. What happens when we choose the least desirable seats, with the "least desirable" people? 

This week we look at Mark 10:17-31, in which Jesus talks about wealth and the gifts of following him - and how wealth can be an obstacle to the relationship he offers us. We have a spiritual inheritance we can spend already - if we can just loosen our grip on our material security.

This week we look at Mark 10:17-31, in which Jesus talks about wealth and the gifts - and challenges - of following him. He says it is almost impossible for the rich to enter the realm of God. Today we explore how  our wealth might keep us from fully inviting the power and love of God into our lives.