What is the answer to our busy, hurried and restless lives? 1) Jesus calls us away to teach us. 2) Jesus calls us away to nourish us. 3) Jesus calls us away to himself.

John the Baptist followed his call to the point of death. What can we learn about following Jesus from this scripture?

Jesus is rejected in Nazareth and then sends his disciples out in his ministry with a teaching on how to deal with rejection.

An exploration of God's call to community. We are called by Jesus, we are called to Jesus and we are called to be apart of God's Family.

Two women from two different ends of the spectrum encounter the power of Jesus because Faith is Greater than Fear

The power of Jesus over demonic and all powers sets us free. He has power for humanity over the powers over humanity.

Mark 1:40-42 may be an unusual Christmas scripture but it packs the movement of God to us, our invitation to him to heal us and having our desires met.

Isaiah 61 reads like an inauguration speech. God's agenda is to revolutionize public life in favour of the poor, oppressed and vulnerable. His coming will institute a reversal of fortune for God's people with him as their King and they, his loyal subjects, will bring peace and justice to the world.

We are in pain and need God's coming comfort to heal and make us whole.

You may think of the advent about the coming of baby Jesus. Yes, but it also includes his coming in the future and to the world today. Mark record's the incredible day of the Lord and Carla unpacks it for us.