Wingfoot Church

Jesus identifies two fundamental assumptions you have to hold in order to experience him and his resurrection.

This teaching was originally given as part of our Practice of Peacemaking series in the Fall of 2024, but we are reposting it as part of our Gospel of Mark series.

Jesus challenges political idolatry and confronts the injustice that occurs when we miss the image of God in everyone, include our political opponents.

Jesus understands himself to be the culmination of the ministry of the Old Testament prophets who called out idolatry and injustice in the culture.

We look for religious or sacred spaces to meet with God, but those places also point out our separation from God. Jesus offers something far better than a temple to connect with God.

Jesus subverts the political and nationalistic expectations of the Messiah as a humble, sacrificial servant.

The goal of prayer is communion with God. Through the example of one man's prayer, we learn how to communicate with God in a way that pleases him.

Jesus explains his purpose in his own words, inviting us to see greatness now in power but in service.

This teaching was given as part of Wingfoot Church's Christmas Eve gathering.

How our attachments to the satisfaction, security, and sense of self that money and status bring us can prevent us from truly trusting and following Jesus.

How our relationship with our parents shapes our relational approach to God, and how Jesus offers us a safe, secure attachment with him.

Jesus teaches on the meaning and significance of marriage and the weight of divorce and reconciliation.