Walking In Faith With Pastor Rob Curington

Jesus is driven by the Spirit into the wilderness to face Satan.

The Father and the Holy Spirit publicly confirm that Jesus is the Son of God.

Any and all attacks on the dignity of human life finds its origins in the demonic assault on the image of God.

Mark introduces us to the ministry of John the Baptist which is rooted in the Old Testament promises.

Mark, a contemporary of the Disciples writes an action packed narrative portraying Jesus as the Son of Man.

Christ's promises to return and deliver us from the presence of sin.

The Promise of a King who will bring justice and peace.

Jesus fulfills the promise by becoming the one, perfect acceptable sacrifice, as well as, our mediator and intercessor before God.

The greatest promise of all is a Savior to make all things right.

The Bitter Brother is a mirror image of the Pharisees who trusted in their own self-righteousness.

Instead of punishing the young man for his rebellious ways, his father welcomes him home with open arms. (Journey pun intended)

The Selfish Son pursues pleasure disregarding the cost to himself, his father, or his family.

Kingdom-living requires believers to sacrifice their privacy by sharing their faith.

Kingdom-living requires followers of Christ to sacrifice control over their time.

Kingdom-living requires believers to sacrifice the security of riches to follow Christ.

Kingdom living requires the believer to sacrifice his life to fullfill God's purposes.

Kingdom-living requires us to sacrifice our way of thinking in order to kingdom focused.

We should come to the realization that Jesus is more than just a good, moral teacher. He is the Sovereign LORD!

James encourages believers that are secure in their faith and living out their confession to reach out to those that professed a faith in Christ, but not living out their confession.