Hard Hearts, No Harvest (Mark 4:1-20)

Strong Man, Weak Man (6:14-29)

Two men. Two paths. Two very different legacies. In Mark 6:14-29, we meet Herod, a man with power but no conviction, and John the Baptist, a man with conviction but no power (seemingly). One compromised when the pressure came. The other stood firm even when it cost him everything. This Father's Day, we were reminded that strong men don't drift with the current. Strong men face the truth, refuse compromise, and stand anyway. Living for truth will cost you, but compromising it will cost you more. Need Prayer?  [https://arrows.churchcenter.com/people/forms/373338]

Already Sent (6:6-13)

In Mark 6:6-13, Jesus sends out His disciples before they feel fully ready, fully equipped, or fully confident. He teaches them to trust God more than their own resources, to obey even when they don't have all the answers, and to remain faithful regardless of how people respond. The same mission Jesus gave His disciples still belongs to every follower today. If you belong to Jesus, you've already been sent. Need Prayer?  [https://arrows.churchcenter.com/people/forms/373338]

Too Familiar With Jesus (6:1-6)

The people of Nazareth grew up with Jesus. They knew His family, His hometown, and His trade. Yet the people who knew Him best were the ones who missed Him most. In Mark 6:1-6, we discover how familiarity can blind us to who Jesus really is. Are you still amazed by Jesus, or have you reduced Him to someone you've already figured out? The greatest obstacle to seeing Jesus may not be ignorance. It may be thinking you already know everything there is to know about Him. Need Prayer?  [https://arrows.churchcenter.com/people/forms/373338]

Desperate Faith Wins (5:21-43)

Speaker: Rob Steele In Mark 5:21–43, we see two desperate people come to Jesus believing He alone can help: a synagogue ruler whose daughter is dying, and a woman who has suffered for twelve years with no hope left. Through interruption, delay, uncleanness, and even death, Jesus reveals not only His power, but His deep compassion for hurting people. This sermon explores what it means to trust Christ when His timing is confusing, prayers feel delayed, and circumstances seem hopeless. Faith in Jesus persists because His compassion is greater than our desperation. Need Prayer?  [https://arrows.churchcenter.com/people/forms/373338]

Grace in Dark Places (Mark 5:1-20)

Speaker: Robert Conn In Mark 5:1-20, Jesus crosses a storm to reach one broken man living among tombs, isolated, chained, and completely overwhelmed by darkness. While everyone else avoided him, Jesus moved toward him. This message is about the authority of Christ over the things that control us, the freedom only Jesus can bring, and the reality that no one is too far gone for the grace of God. Need Prayer?  [https://arrows.churchcenter.com/people/forms/373338]