In the opening of Mark 8 we learn with the disciples that there is something more to be seen in Jesus’ miracles. Seeing is beneficial when it produces understanding and belief. (Text: Mark 8.1-21)

In one of Jesus' more unusual healing miracles, we learn that in God's kingdom you have God's attention. No one is left out. (Text: Mark 7.31-37)

Guest Preacher Jeremy Lutz (Psalm 73)

Trevor Saltsman preaches a sermon from Jonah 2 about prayer.

When a Gentile woman comes to Jesus asking for help, we learn an important truth about who is welcome in God's kingdom and at his table of mercy.  (Text: Mark 7.24-30)

In the second half of Jesus' conversation about what defiles, he explains that defilement isn’t about your hands but your heart. We must focus on purity in the right place. (Text: Mark 7.14-23)

In a conversation between Israel's religious leaders and Jesus, the important question of defilement comes up. From this story, we are warned to beware the dangers of man-made tradition. (Text: Mark 7.1-13)

Jesus helps people who don’t know any better, who perhaps should, and with the Spirit’s help, in time, they will. (Text: Mark 6.45.56)

In feeding the 5,000 we find that Jesus uses his power and his disciples to care for people. (Text: Mark 6.30-44)

Guest Preacher Donnie Rosie: Hebrews 12.3-8

In a familiar story of Jesus feeding the 5,000, we are reminded that Jesus is the compassionate Shepherd, who feeds hungry sheep. (Text: Mark 6.30-44)

The gospel of God’s Kingdom isn’t good news to everyone and it comes at a cost. (Text: Mark 6.14-30)

Following Jesus involves participating in his mission. So, do your part. (Text: Mark 6.7-13)

Seeing and hearing aren’t necessarily believing. You can know all the facts and still have no faith. (Text: Mark 6.1-6)

Jesus has power over every disaster and fear. Have faith that remains despite fears that last too long or too late. (Text: Mark 5.21-43)

Jesus has power over every kind of evil and what no one else can control. Jesus can when no one else can. (Text: Mark 5.1-20)

Guest Preacher Josh Mencer (Text: Titus 3.1-7)

 Jesus’ has authority over what overwhelms you; sometimes you have to get a little seasick to learn that. (Text: Mark 4.35-41)

The kingdom of God is happening right on schedule. So, keep listening, keep waiting, and stay confident. (Text: Mark 4.21-34)

Guest Preacher Luke Lindner (Mark 14.48-72)

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)