"Things Aren't Always As They Appear" - Mk.14:1-11. Assistant Pastor Jason Johnson share a profile of two contrasting actions in the text - extreme worship from the woman who ended up anointing Jesus' head, and the extreme betrayal of Judas.

"Jesus and The Parable of The Fig Tree" - Mk.13:27-37. Pastor Mick Catron shares on Jesus' pointing to the Fig Tree's new shoot as the critical factor to the timing of the rest of the prophetic chapter. He shares how Israel is pictured in the Fig Tree and walks thru some of their miracle preservation since May, 1948, when they "were born in a day".

Mk. 13:19-27. Pastor Mick continues working our way thru the Olivet Discourse of Jesus. This study focuses on the nature of the future Great Tribulation, and how God will cut it short by the cosmic outpouring of His Wrath and Judgment on a world that has rejected His Son.

Mk. 13:14-25 - In this study, Pastor Mick teaches through the next part of the 'Olivet Discourse' of Jesus. We go from the general spiirtual, political, and earth crisis - all advancing like birth pangs, to the more specific issues of the very last years preceeding the second coming of Christ. Namely, the Antichrist and Abomination of Desolation, and the Great Tribulation commencement. Mick ties in prophecy in Daniel 9 and 2 Thes. 2 to connect more dots of this last stretch of "Daniel's 70th Week", yet to come.

Mk. 13:1-13 - In this study, Pastor Mick teaches through the first part of the 'Olivet Discourse' of Jesus. We see the general spiritual persecution and deception, and tension in the earth itself that will continue to grow and intensify though this age, preparing for the final days leading up to the Glorious Return of Jesus as King.

Mk. 12:35-44 - Pastor Mick teaches through the remainder of Mark 12, looking at His statements to the crowd suggesting that He, Messiah, was eternal, and then cautions the crowd about the Scribes. The chapter completes with a contrast of the poor widow and the (rich) religious leaders.

Mk. 12:18-34 - Pastor Mick walks us thru the last two of four questions brought to Jesus by the religious leaders in an effort to destroy His credibility before the Passover week crowd, which is largely enamored with Him. This study deals with the seven-times married wife and the scribe's question about the greatest commandment.

Mk. 11:27-33 and 12:13-17 - Jesus is approached by the religious leaders who are seeking to destroy Him and His credibility before the Passover week crowd, which is largely enamored with Him. Pastor Mick walks us thru these encounters and the amazing wisdom of Jesus to shut down the opponents and reveal profound spiritual truth at the same time.

Assistant Pastor Jason Johnson shares on the parable of the vineyard that Jesus gave to the religious leaders in Jerusalem, just days before his crucifixion. Jason points out the message to those leaders, but also the message to the people of God, who are seen by the ultra-valuable vineyard.

Mark 11:20-26. Pastor Mick teaches thru today's passage where Jesus instructs the disciples about praying, about faith, about doubt, and about believing. Mick walks thru this, and other statements Jesus made about effective prayer.