It is the most significant moment in all of history, yet we have heard about it so many times that its magnitude can often be diminished. Today, as we look at Mark’s account of the crucifixion of Christ, we ask what it all means and why it changed everything.  Focus Text is Mark 15:16-39

In the most unlikely of circumstances and in the most unlikely of ways, Jesus is crowned as the King of all Kings. How we respond to this king is up to us. Focus Text is Mark 15:1-15

Jesus is taken into the religious council in Jerusalem where he is put on trial and all his statements are examined. It’s a trial that will help us to examine what he calls truth alongside all that the world calls truth. Focus Text is Mark 14:53-72

In our passage today we see Jesus fully submitting himself to all that God has planned for his life. It’s not an easy thing to do at all, but we will see and learn the foundational truth that enables him to do such a diffult thing – a truth that will help us to do…

How sure are you that you will still be a believer this time next year? Today we hear a warning from Jesus that should urge us to avoid complacency at all costs. Focus Text is Mark 14:26-42

Jesus changes the focus of an age-old traditional meal forever and in doing so he teaches us three important truths. Focus Text is Mark 14:12-25

Again Mark presents to us another follower of Jesus who comes from the most unlikely of places. It prompts us to ask what does it look like in our lives if we value Jesus above all things. Focus text is Mark 14:1-11

As we come to a difficult passage in Mark’s gospel we ask why Jesus is talking to his disciples about such things and discover an important truth for us today. Focus Text is Mark 13:1-37

What does Jesus’ arrival mean for you? He comes as both saviour and judge, but which one will he be to you? Focus Text is Mark 12:13-44