Notes and Discussion Questions, "Too Far Gone?" by Josh Sibert

Listen to "Too Far Gone?" by Josh Sibert, Sunday, 10-22-17 Do you ever worry that you have disqualified yourself from getting close to God? If there is a sin that makes forgiveness and intimacy with God impossible, what is it? If there is a deadline for repentance, when is it? In Mark 3:20-35, Jesus answers these haunting questions and shows even those who thought they were past the point of no return how to begin -- or restore -- a relationship with Him that is closer than family.

Notes and Discussion Questions, "Recalculating" by Greg Sidders

Listen to "Recalculating" by Greg Sidders, Sunday, 10-15-17 What is the one change you could make in your spiritual life that would make the biggest difference? This Sunday at White Pine, we are going to study Mark 3:17-19, a passage in which everybody (even Jesus) changes, with nothing but great results. Whether you like change or dread it, I hope you will listen to this weeks message with a willingness to make whatever changes are necessary to get to where God wants you to go.

Notes and Discussion Questions, "Jesus vs. Religion" by Greg Sidders

Notes and Discussion Questions, "What Hurting People Need Most" by Greg Sidders

Listen to "What Hurting People Need Most" by Greg Sidders, Sunday, 10-01-17 Scripture says that when we're in trouble, God is an ever-present help. But sometimes we feel the opposite, don't we? When we need Him most, He seems a million miles away. You may have a friend who is feeling that way right now. Suffering has done a number on their faith. How can you help them when they have lost the will to seek God? This Sunday at White Pine, we are going to learn from a faithful band of friends how to help those we love draw near to the God they thought had abandoned them.

Notes and Discussion Questions, "Who's The Boss?" by Greg Sidders

Listen to "Who's The Boss?" by Greg Sidders, Sunday, 09-24-17 In your relationship with Jesus, who's the boss? This Sunday at White Pine, we will be studying together a passage of Scripture (Mark 1:14-45) in which Jesus acts kind of, well, bossy. But this passage also teaches us things about Jesus that make His authority attractive rather than offensive. I hope you will come, with your "one", to see why Jesus is the best boss you'll ever have.

Listen to "He Was One of Us" by Greg Sidders, Sunday, 09-17-17 Which do you find harder to believe: that Jesus was 100% God or that He was 100% human? If both are true, then Jesus is not just worthy of adoration; He is also worthy of imitation. This Sunday at White Pine, we are going to see how Jesus the Man faced the very same kind of temptations we face, because by watching how He won His battles we will learn how we can win ours.