While on His way to a spiritual retreat, Jesus gets interrupted by a crowd of thousands of needy people. Filled with compassion, He puts His plans on hold and begins to teach the crowd. Then Jesus preforms two incredible miracles, showing that He is the kind of caring leader who always provides for His people’s needs. Will you run to Jesus like the Gennesarets or forget to trust Him like the disciples in these scenes?
The Good Shepherd
Mark 6:31-56
March 24, 2019 • Chad Francis
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True Greatness
June 16, 2019 • Chad Francis
When James and John’s request for power and influence alienates their friends, Jesus takes this moment to teach His disciples about the nature of true greatness. True greatness is found, not in selfishness, but in service. And because He is truly great, Jesus serves His people in a way that frees them to become others-focused servants. Are you selfish or a servant?
Camels And Needles
June 2, 2019 • Chad Francis
In order to enter the Kingdom of God you must receive it like a little child. What keeps us from this? Our own attempts to be good enough or find other sources of goodness to do for us what only Jesus can do for us. In this story, Jesus loves a rich man enough to press him on his idolatry and reveals why He is worth giving up every other source of salvation for.