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Mark 5: 1-20 Description: In today's passage Jesus lands on the distant shore in the land of the Gerasenes and He is immediately met with great evil. Evil is in the world. It's a fact. Evil takes root in our hearts and pillages a man's soul. Likewise, the evil of sin is not something that we can escape on our own. Jesus however comes for us. He came for you and He alone is capable of rescuing us from things that seem too great to take on. The stronger man is here.

In today's message, we wrap up the last of Jesus' parables, the insignificant mustard seed. The Lord tells us in this parable however that while small, the mustard seed grows far beyond the other plants before it and offers more than simply just an increase of seeds in return. Join us today as we find shade in its branches.

Mark 4:26-29 Description: Today we look at the parable of the growing seed. Like the other parables, we must consider what God is revealing about Himself and why? The seed is small and inconspicuous, yet this seed holds regenerative power, life, and a complete harvest within it. God's mysteries frequently don't match man's imagination. Join us today as we consider the seed of Jesus Christ.

In today's parable we are asked to consider the lamp and it's purpose? What God has hidden will and has been revealed? By a measurement, we will be measured? As we break this down we will see that Jesus is the Lamp and it's through His illumination all is revealed and restored. If we have ears to hear, listen.

Today we look at the parable of the Sower one of Jesus's most known teachings. Parables, however, need context and Jesus in fact tells us that in order to understand a parable one must have ears to hear. Join us as we look at who the Sower is and what hard things we may need to consider when we "hear and listen."

Join us today as we conclude the third chapter of Mark. Jesus once again is scrutinized, but not just by the crowds or scribes, but also those with Him. In today's parable, Jesus demonstrates that we can only be on one side of God's kingdom: inside it or outside it. We can accept Christ's grace and truth or we can reject it and become lost. Strong kingdoms, households, and families are united together, but only one of them has the power to stand forever.

Mark 3:13-19 Join us this morning as we look at Jesus's calling of His 12 apostles. While we have not been called directly in the same fashion as His appointed and sent 12, for those of us who have laid our faith and life in His hands through establishing a relationship with the Messiah we have become His disciples- a result of relationship, to be remade more like Him our great teacher. He uses all kinds from the mild, the meek and the unlikely and He calls us into greatness for His purpose and

Mark 3:1-12 Description: From religious leaders and innumerable miracle-seekers, Jesus' ministry continues to draw attention of all kinds and confront preconceived notions about the Kingdom of God.