This week we look Mark 6:1–13, about how Jesus was received as he went about teaching and healing. Today we reflect on what mutual hospitality really means. 

This week we look Mark 6:1–13, about how Jesus was received as he went about teaching and healing. Today we reflect on his instructions to his disciples, when he sent them out on their first mission trip, to carry nothing with them. Nothing! Could we do that? 

This week we look Mark 6:1–13, about how Jesus was received as he went about teaching and healing. Today we discuss how unbelief in a community or system can function to block faith at work. 

This week we look Mark 6:1–13, about how Jesus was received as he went about teaching and healing. How do we receive him? As somebody we already know, who can no longer surprise us - or as someone whose mysteries are ever being revealed? 

This week we look atMark 5:21-43, the story of two miraculous healings. Today we come to the end of the story, when Jesus restores a girl everyone believes has died. How can we become wired to see life in the face of death? 

This week we look at Mark 5:21-43, the story of two miraculous healings. Today we hear about the courage of a women who not only dared to "steal a healing," but then came forward and told her whole story, humiliating though it was. 

This week we look at Mark 5:21-43, the story of two miraculous healings. Today we reflect on how Christ mediated the current that birthed the universe into this world of ours - and how we can do the same thing in his name and power.

This week we look at Mark 5:21-43, the story of two miraculous healings. Today we explore the story of a woman who felt she had to steal a healing rather than ask publicly - and how her faith was rewarded. 

This week we look at Mark 5:21-43, the story of two miraculous healings. Today we focus on those times when we pray in desperation - and may just find it draws us closer to God.

This week we look at Mark 4:35-41, about how Jesus responded to a storm at sea. Today's reflection focuses on how we can maintain our faith in the midst of life's storms.