In this message from Pastor Kevin Queen, we look at Jesus’ teaching in Mark 10:1–12 and explore what the Bible really says about marriage, divorce, and singleness. Whatever your relationship status, God has something for you. Marriage can be beautiful; but it can also be hard. Divorce can be painful; but it’s not the end of your story.Singleness can feel lonely; but it’s not a lesser calling.



Through this section of Scripture, Pastor Kevin reminds us that God sees us, loves us, and can redeem every part of our story; no matter our past or present circumstance. He’s not done with our story, and with Jesus, Anything’s Possible.



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Jesus didn’t avoid hard truths – He spoke them in love. If you ever feel too far gone. If you feel lost in the uncertainty of life. If you’re unsure which way to turn, this message is for you. Pastor Kevin Queen unpacks one of the most challenging teachings in Scripture; what it means to take sin seriously, to live with heaven in mind, and to trust that Jesus is our only hope.



As we dive into this powerful section of scripture, we’ll learn that eternity isn’t something that starts when we die; it’s shaped by what we choose to believe today. 



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In this week’s message, we kick off a brand new section of the Gospel of Mark called Greatness and our Campus Pastors jumped into unpack the scripture.



In a world driven by achievement, comparison, and the constant climb, Jesus turns the ladder upside down and shows us another way.



Do you feel like you’re lagging behind, are you burned out, or caught in comparison? this message will remind you that your worth isn’t something you have to prove – it’s something Jesus already secured.



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Have you ever done something you regret and wished you could take it back? We’ve all been there. Moments we wish we could undo, words we wish we hadn’t said, choices that left us feeling distant from God or others. The good news is, even if we fail, God’s love for us never does. 



How do we stop concealing our struggles? How do we move on when we feel like we’ve blown it? Wondering if God could still use you? if you ever wrestle with these questions, this message is for you. Pastor Kevin Queen unpacks Mark 9:14-29 and shares a powerful picture of grace, honesty, and hope. 



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Have you ever noticed how easy it is to drown in the noise of life? The pace of existence can leave us spiritually numb. If you feel like your mind is full but your soul is empty – this message is for you. 



In week 25 of our Gospel of Mark series, Pastor Dave Clayton walks us through Mark 9 and the transfiguration of Jesus. In this moment He reveals His full glory to the disciples and He wants to do the same today; restoring your sight, inviting you to rise above the noise. 



If your faith feels distant, or if your life has become a blur of motion, this is your invitation to see Jesus as He really is. God wants to meet you in the stillness, speak peace over your anxiety, and remind you of your purpose. When you see Him clearly, you begin to see everything else differently.



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In week 24 of our series on the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Kevin Queen breaks down Mark 8:22-38, when Jesus healed a blind man and later spoke about His death. This passage reminds us that Jesus performed many miracles. Like with the blind man, He wants to help us see when life gets blurry and bring things in focus. Jesus wants us to live in boldness for Him, since we are part of His kingdom. How are you living for Jesus?

In Week 23 of our Gospel of Mark series, guest speaker Pastor Dave Stone unpacks Mark 8:1-21.



Do you ever question whether God can meet you in your mess? Wonder if He has another miracle for you? You’re not alone, even the disciples questioned Jesus’ ability to provide, despite witnessing miracle after miracle.



Maybe you want more from Jesus? Ever get frustrated that He doesn’t show up as you expect? You’re not alone – the Pharisees demanded a sign from heaven. 



God is a faithful provider, and His timing is always perfect. In this message we’ll discover that God is at work in today. 



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Everywhere you look; online, at work, even at home, people seem quick to take offense. But what if offense is more than just an emotion? What if it’s a trap?



This week in our series working through the book of Mark, Pastor Kevin teaches from Mark 7 and reveals how easily we can get caught in cycles of bitterness and division. Together we’ll learn that carrying offense blinds us spiritually, pulls communities apart, and keeps us from the freedom Jesus offers. Learn how to let go of grudges, find forgiveness, stay on mission, and shine bright in a dark world.



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In week 21 of our Gospel of Mark series, Pastor Kevin teaches from Mark 7:1-23, where Jesus challenges the religious leaders and reminds His disciples that it’s not what goes into a person that makes them unclean – it’s what comes out of their heart.



When we hold on to the wrong things, spiritual vision is impaired by the world. The good news? Jesus invites us to repent, turn our eyes back to Him, and live with hearts aligned to the Gospel. How can you clear what’s blinding you and refocus on Jesus today?



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In week 20 of our Gospel of Mark series, Pastor Kevin teaches from Mark 6:45-56, when Jesus walked on water and the disciples were terrified, thinking He was a ghost. This passage reminds us that everyone puts faith in something, but only Jesus is worthy of our trust. Sometimes God allows us to walk through storms so we can see His glory more clearly. Are you trusting Him in the middle of your storm?



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In week 19 of our series on the Gospel of Mark, Pastor James Savage shares the story of Jesus feeding 5,000 people with just five loaves and two fish (Mark 6:30-44). Even while tired and needing rest, Jesus showed compassion and made the most of a difficult day.



This passage reminds us that when we face bad days, we’re not alone.  Jesus lays out an insightful and wise plan that we can choose to implement when we face our worst days. With Jesus, we believe that Anything’s Possible – no matter how heavy the day feels.

In week 18 of our series on the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Kevin Queen walks through Mark 6:7–13, where Jesus sends His disciples out for the first time to preach the Gospel. One of His instructions is to “travel light” – an instruction that still rings true today:  Carry less. Trust more.



When our hands are empty, our hearts are more open to receive what only God can provide. God is always preparing us for life in all it’s fullness. The call to mission isn’t about being fully equipped; it’s about being fully dependent. 



God is still inviting us into that kind of faith. Are you ready? Could we be someone who says ‘yes’ before we know all the steps? How can we learn to trust Him? What would our lives look like if we learnt to really ‘send it’? 

We all face rejection, hurt and moments of offense. In this next section of Mark, Ps. Kevin Queen unpacks how Jesus Himself experienced it in His own hometown—and John the Baptist even lost his life for standing firm in his faith. Rejection and offense are painful, but they don’t have to define us. Jesus shows us how to stay rooted in God’s truth, free from bitterness, and strong in the Spirit no matter what opposition comes our way.

What does it look like to push past fear, risk our reputation, and reach out to Jesus? In week 16 of our series on the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Kevin shares stories from Mark 5:21-40. We see Jesus stop for a woman who had suffered for 12 years, before raising a little girl from the dead. These two very different people had one thing in common: desperate faith. Jesus meets us today with the same compassion, power, and perfect timing. No matter how long you’ve been waiting or how impossible it looks, you can trust His heart, His hand, and His timing. 

In week 15 of our series on the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Kevin Queen shares two stories from Mark – two powerful moments where fear meets faith. In both stories, Jesus isn’t shaken. He’s sovereign.



Even with Jesus right beside them, the disciples panicked in the face of a storm. Jesus doesn’t run from storms or chaos. He speaks peace over them and brings restoration.



Fear can either shrink our faith or lead us straight into the arms of the One who calms the storm. Jesus wants us to step out of our comfort zone, so we can grow. 



So – how do we respond during a storm? What if that fear is the very place Jesus wants to show us His power?

In week 14 of our series on the Gospel of Mark, guest speaker Dave Stone looks at Mark 4:21-32. We see Jesus share short parables that reveal a massive kingdom truth: God’s power doesn’t need a platform, just a seed.



Through this imagery Jesus demonstrates how Kingdom impact often starts hidden, humble, and almost unnoticeable. In the hands of God, the smallest act of obedience can grow into something world-changing.



We don’t need to be impressive – just faithful. Even doing something small can still make a huge difference. You’ll never reap the harvest if you never plant the seed!

In a world obsessed with results, Jesus offers a better way. In one of His most misunderstood parables, Jesus reveals a kingdom truth that flips everything we think about faith, growth, and impact. In this powerful and deeply encouraging message, guest speaker Scotty Smith unpacks Mark 4 – a stunning reminder of the relentless, unstoppable power of the Gospel. In these verses we see Jesus sharing the Parable of the Sower; not to burden His disciples, but to encourage them. If you’ve ever felt burned out, discouraged or like your efforts don’t matter, this message will shift your perspective. So, what is Jesus sowing in your heart today?

In week 12 of our series on the Gospel of Mark, guest speaker Laurel Bunker recaps Mark 3:20-35. In this passage, Jesus reminds the crowd to love one another. If we fight each other we won’t get very far. As Christians, we can’t be Christlike if we don’t learn to love and forgive others. Our salvation is supposed to be a radical transformation from the inside out. 

Ever felt like you don’t fit in, or fail to meet the criteria? In Week 11 of our Gospel of Mark series, guest speaker David Nasser unpacks Mark 3:13-19, where Jesus selects His disciples. Jesus demonstrates that Everyone’s Welcome when He chooses a diverse group and looks to empower the unique elements in each disciple. 



Through these verses we learn that, while ministry mattered, the main thing Jesus wanted from the disciples was proximity – closeness and intimacy. That same invitation is being extended to us today. How will we respond? 



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In Mark 2, people came to ask Jesus why His disciples did not fast like the Pharisees. Jesus’ response? A question and two cryptic metaphors. Pastor Mike Kelsey unpacks not only the significance of these metaphors but also what the answer to this question means for our search for the abundant life as Christians today. In this message, Pastor Mike explains why the answers to our prayers are sometimes different from what we expect, just as Jesus’ answer to this question was different from what was expected.