On Easter Sunday, Alan reiterates the opportunity for renewed, enriched fellowship with Jesus, looking toward the renewal of all things.

On Palm Sunday, Jon speaks on the three betrayals in Mark 14, proposing that all people are betrayers.

Jon concludes from what we've seen in Mark so far that faith itself is a miraculous transition from blindness to sight, and one requiring no less divine intervention than the literal conversion from lack of sight to vision.

Jon discovers where experience should be "plugged in" to faith based on the Disciples and Pharisees approach to signs.

Alan unpacks Jesus' conversations regarding the real origin of Spiritual uncleanness and the one source of spiritual cleansing.

Bishop Rob Forsyth attending again for the confirmation service at 7PM, ponders what it is about children that makes it easy for them to enter the kingdom of God.

Jon speaks about Mark's flashback to when Herod killed John the Baptist in order to preserve his lifestyle despite his interest in John's criticism of his morality.

Alan preaches on the passage where two people with very different social standing depend on Jesus at times of crisis in their lives.

Alan speaks on the moment when Jesus casts out the demons called Legion in demonstration of his power to rescue people from evil.

The Disciples are challenged about who they believe Jesus is and whether they can trust him when their boat is caught in the storm. Alan challenges whether you know who Jesus really is.