It matters how you hear. How you hear the message of the kingdom determines whether you're inside or outside. So, carefully listen, consider, and even wrestle with Jesus’ teaching. (Text: Mark 4.1-20)

Jesus is not who everyone says he is...let Jesus speak for himself. (Text: Mark 3.20-35)

Jesus is building his kingdom with all kinds of people who matter to him.  (Text: Mark 3.7-19)

Guest Preacher Donnie RosieText: Hebrews 12.1-2

Jesus’ kingdom of rest also brings restoration. Be like Jesus, not like them. (Text: Mark 3.1-6)

Jesus' kingdom brings rest for his people (Text: Mark 2.23-28)

Jesus isn’t the King we expect to see; he’s the King he told us about. Trust in what Jesus said more than what you can see. (Text: Mark 15.40-16.8)

Jesus is King; can you see it yet? If you can, what are you doing about it? (Text: Mark 11.1-11)

Jesus’ kingdom brings something new and better to celebrate. Embrace the new that Jesus brings and don’t cling to what is expired. (Text: Mark 2.18-22)

Jesus welcomes sinners as sinners...and so should you. See yourself and others as Jesus does and welcome them as he does.  (Mark 2.13-17)

Jesus knows what you need, primarily his forgiveness. (Text: Mark 2.1-12)

Jesus truly cares about you and desires to completely heal and restore sinners (like you). (Text: Mark 1.40-45)

Jesus teaches us that the priorities of life are fellowship with God and doing his will. (Text: Mark 1.35-39)

In this text we discover that Jesus is the compassionate healer who has time for you. (Text: Mark 1.29-34)

Jesus has unique authority to make a real difference. (Text: Mark 1.21-28)

Jesus is the focus of Christianity, and following him is the Christian’s basic task. It’s not complicated: being a Christian means following Jesus. (Mark 1.16-20)

God’s building and bringing his kingdom to earth through Jesus, and you can belong to it! (Text: Mark 1.14-15)

Jesus is God’s faithful Son and Representative for you. As He is, so are His people.  (Text: Mark 1.12-13) 

Jesus is God’s anointed Christ, beloved Son, and faithful Servant, who came for YOU.  (Text: Mark 1.9-11)

The Holy Spirit empowers us to live as God’s new creation people. (Text: Mark 1.4-8)

Repentance is how we prepare to meet the coming Christ. (Text: Mark 1.1-8)

The Church is meant to be God’s distinctively fragrant and continually refreshing community. (Text: Psalm 133)

Light came as promised and penetrates the deepest darkness. God sent the promised Light by sending His Son into the darkened world. (Text: John 1.1-14)

Guest Speaker Josh Mencer preaches from the genealogy of Christ in Matthew 1.1-17.

During Advent we are reminded that God mercifully confirms his promises with signs to assure our hearts and help us while we wait. (Text: Luke 1.67-79)