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We talk about the relief that the disciples feel when Jesus calms the storm, and we talk about that same feeling in our lives. 

We finish up the Gospel of Mark with chapters 15 and 16, as well as some special discussion about how to consider the ending of Mark's Gospel

We talk about our expectations and the new expectations that Jesus brings to us.

We talk about what separates us and how Christ brings us together.

We begin to talk about Jesus' passion in Mark and discuss how He is preparing His disciples.

We talk about rest and Sabbath and how those things are made for us by a God who loves us and sent His Son to us. 

We continue to walk together with Jesus in the book of Mark with chapters 11 and 12

We continue our journey through Mark with chapters 9 and 10

We continue into the middle of Mark with some interesting things that Mark hasn't done before in his writing style.

We continue walking through the Gospel of Mark, two chapters a week together. 

We talk about how many friends we have and how Christ is the best friend we could possibly have.

We continue on the second week of reading Mark together as a community with Mark 3 and 4 looking at the rising action of Jesus' story together.

We talk about how Jesus makes us to have a home in Him and the Father.

We start a new Gospel! Starting today with the Gospel according to Mark we consider how Mark's pacing and other things give us a new picture of who Jesus is

We talk about what makes a good shepherd, a good coach, and what makes Jesus just pain good.

We celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus and the Baptism and confirmation of Kyle Beckstrom

We are finishing up our first Gospel! Today we look at the last chapters of Matthew and consider the final moments of Jesus as well as His Resurrection and great commission! 

We celebrate Easter together celebrating the "ecstasy" of the Resurrection of our Lord!

We continue our journey through the Gospel of Matthew, looking at Matthew 25 and 26.

We consider together how Good Friday is different from other nights in which we gather.