Jesus is accused of being possessed by the Pharisees and being "out of his mind" by his own family. We get further insights into spiritual warfare and we we also answer the question: what is the unforgivable sin? (Mark.3:20-35).<...

This week, we look at the twelve disciples Jesus hand picked.  We are told Jesus send them out to preach and gave them authority to cast out demons. Who were they and how did their lives play out? (Mark.3:13-19).

This week's passage highlights Jesus' threefold ministry of preaching, healing and casting out demons. Jesus' animosity with the Pharisees continues as he heals a man's withered hand on the Sabbath. (Mark.3:1-12).

Jesus talks about the importance of sabbath and this is especially relevant in our overly busy and cluttered lives. What does it mean to rest and refresh God's way? (Mark.2:23-28).

Jesus challenges the Pharisees hypocrisy with three short parables. (Mark 2:18-22). 

Jesus picks Matthew, a tax collector, as one of his disciples. Learn how Jesus does not see us the way the world sees us and loves to work with broken sinners. (Mark.2:13-17).

In this message, we look at the healing of the paralytic who was lowered in through the roof. What lengths will we go to, to seek Jesus? Why is having a community and a support system such an important thing? These are all questions we address ...

We pick back up with our sermon series on the Gospel of Mark as we study Jesus' healing of the leper. We explore the isolation and shame the disease brought in Jesus' day and how in many ways, the leper represents us all and our need for Jesus'...

With the resurrection of Jesus from the dead, Sunday has come! But what about us? Has that Sunday moment come yet? Where the light bulb goes on and we realize the  truth about Jesus as Lord and Savior? (John. 20:19-31). 

As we begin Holy Week, we look at the triumphant entry of Jesus riding on a donkey into Jerusalem. Three different groups of people missed the point of who Jesus was and is. How are we missing who Jesus is? (John. 12:12-19). 

In this week's message, we look at the importance of intentionally seeking solitude and alone time with God to pray and listen for His voice.  (Mark 1: 35-39). 

We continue our study on the demonic and address such questions as: Can a Christian be demonically oppressed or demonized? How do demons find inroads and influence our lives? What is the ministry of deliverance and is it needed today? (Mark 1:2...

Jesus' first miraculous work as recorded by Mark was the casting out of a demon.  In this message and next week's message,  we address the subject of demons. What is there origin and purpose? How do they operate and influence our live...

In this message, we look at Jesus calling His first disciples and address the question: What does it mean to follow Jesus? (Mark 1:16-20). 

Jesus begins His ministry and preaches His first sermon: Repent and believe the good news. What does that mean for us today? Learn more as we continue our series on the Gospel of Mark. (Mark 1:14-20). 

We unpack Jesus' temptation by Satan in the wilderness. (Mark 1:12-13; Luke 4:1-14).

We begin a new sermon series on the Gospel of Mark.  We open with an overview including background, authorship and dating. We also look at the ministry of John the Baptist including Jesus' own baptism. (Mark 1:1-11). <...

In our final sermon of the series, we continue looking at the messiness of being part of a church community and especially in the area of judging others.  (Romans 14:1-12).

We now turn to how being part of a church community can be messy. How do we live as fellow believers in love and harmony with one another? We will be examining how the words we use are very important in our relationships and interactions with o...

We continue looking at what it means to love our neighbor well. We also unpack what does love actually mean? There is a difference between a biblical understanding of love and how the world often defines love.  (Romans. 13:8-14). ...

Things can get messy in our walk of faith when God asks us for our all. We study the parable of the Rich Young Ruler to see what following God whole-heartedly means. (Mark 10:17-27). 

We continue with asking the question: Who is my neighbor by looking at the parable of the Good Samaritan. (Luke. 10:25-37). 

Over the next few weeks we are going to be looking at how loving others can be messy. How do I love my neighbor? Who is my neighbour? See how Jesus defines and answers those questions. (Leviticus 19:11-18). 

Today  we  look at two areas of messiness in our walk of faith: our hearts and understanding that God is a personal God who can relate to our weaknesses and struggles.  (Hebrews 4:12-16).

We examine three terms today that we tend to have a messy understanding of: conviction and condemnation; godly sorrow and worldly sorrow; guilt and shame. (2 Corinthians 7:4-13).