Mark Series

Last week, we began where Jesus began: with creation. When the Pharisees questioned Jesus about divorce, He pointed them back to Genesis—to male and female, covenant faithfulness, one flesh, and the declaration that God Himself joins husband and wife together. Jesus did not begin with broken marriages. He began with God’s good design for marriage. But that raises another question: Why were the Pharisees really asking about divorce? Mark tells us plainly that their question wa

Jesus answered a question about divorce by pointing back to creation and marriage before the fall. Learn God's original design for biblical marriage and why covenant matters.

Many of us feel pressure to make faith sound stronger than it feels. We know the right things to say. “I’m trusting God.” “God has a plan.” “Everything happens for a reason.” “God is good.” “I know He’s in control.” Those things can be true. Deeply true. But sometimes we say them while our hearts are still afraid. Sometimes we say them while we are confused, disappointed, exhausted, or barely holding on. Sometimes our words sound confident, but our prayers are much more hones

Isaiah 40:3 reveals more than comfort—it announces the coming of the King. Explore the royal imagery, new exodus hope, and how this passage points to Jesus.