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Rev. S. Hunter Gray preaches from Mark 10:1-12. As Jesus travels toward Judea, the Pharisees test him with a question about divorce. Jesus looks past Moses’ allowance, given “because of your hardness of heart,” to God’s design at creation, when the two become one flesh: “What therefore God has joined together, let not man separate.” Marriage points to the faithful covenant love of God, who keeps his promises to his people.

Rev. S. Hunter Gray preaches from Mark 9:30-50. As Jesus again foretells his death and resurrection, his disciples argue over which of them is the greatest. Jesus turns their idea of greatness upside down: “If anyone would be first, he must be last of all and servant of all.” He welcomes the child, honors the smallest kindness done in his name, warns sternly against causing others to stumble and calls his followers to be at peace with one another.

Pastor Hunter Gray returns to the pulpit, preaching from Mark 9:14-29 in a sermon titled, Gospel Approach. In this passage, Jesus encounters a father crying out on behalf of his afflicted son, bringing his doubt and desperation directly to Christ. Listen with expectant hearts as we behold Jesus' authority and His gracious invitation to bring our honest struggles to Him, praying: "I believe; help my unbelief!"

Listen in as our guest speaker, Brian Sleeth, brings God encouraging, transformational Word to us.

As Jesus and His inner circle (Peter, James, and John) descend the mountain after witnessing the Transfiguration, Jesus commands them to tell no one what they saw until the Son of Man rises from the dead. Confused by the mention of resurrection, the disciples ask why the scribes say Elijah must come first. Jesus confirms that Elijah indeed comes first to restore all things—referring to John the Baptist—and reminds them that just as Elijah suffered, the Son of Man is also destined to suffer and be rejected.

Pastor Hunter Gray delivers a sermon based on Mark 9:1-8. In a magnificent moment on the Mount of Transfiguration, Jesus undergoes a transformation before Peter, James, and John. His garments become radiant white as Elijah and Moses appear beside Him. It’s an awe-inspiring moment to hear the Father’s voice from the cloud, declaring, “This is my beloved Son; listen to him.”

Pastor Hunter Gray preaches from Mark 8:31-38 on the theme of "Gospel Life." In this foundational passage, Jesus teaches that the Son of Man must suffer, die, and rise again, and calls His followers to deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow Him. Listen with prepared hearts to reflect on the true life found only in surrendering all to Christ.

Listen in as Pastor Hunter Gray preaches from Mark 8:27-31. In this watershed moment in Mark's Gospel, Jesus asks His disciples, "Who do people say that I am?" and Peter confesses, "You are the Christ." Immediately following, Jesus begins to teach them that the Son of Man must suffer, be rejected, and be killed, and after three days rise again. Come with prepared hearts to confess Christ anew as Lord and Savior.

Listen as Hunter delves into the theme of “Gospel Awareness” from Mark 8:11-21. In this passage, after the Pharisees demand a sign from heaven, Jesus cautions His disciples against the “leaven of the Pharisees and of Herod.” Join us as we eagerly explore His meaning and recognize the abundant provision and presence of Christ in our daily lives.

Pastor Hunter Gray preaches from Mark 8:1-11  on  the  theme  of "Gospel Supply." In this passage, we see Jesus’ deep compassion for the crowd in the wilderness as He miraculously feeds four thousand people. Listen with expectant hearts to behold the limitless provision and care of our Savior.

In this passage, Jesus heals a deaf man with a speech impediment, declaring "Ephphatha" ("Be opened!"). Listen with expectant hearts to behold how Christ opens closed ears and loosens tied tongues, filling His people with awe and praise.

Using Mark 7:24–30, Hunter leads us through Christ's encounter with the Syrophoenician woman, and the healing of her daughter. We see persistent faith, humility, and the expanding reach of God's grace.

Drawing from Ephesians 1:3 and John 13, Andrew Graham seeks to awaken believers' love for Jesus by highlighting His sacrificial heart and the boundless spiritual blessings provided in Him. He urges us to reject worldly discontent, confess hidden sin with complete honesty, and rest in the Father’s unshakable, loving providence.

This sermon centers on Acts 2:42, exploring the fundamental question: What is your life about? Andrew Graham contrasts a self-centered life with a life of total devotion to God, using the early New Testament church as a model for true Christian discipleship.

In this challenging text, Jesus addresses the crowd regarding true purity, showing that it is not external things that defile a person, but what comes out of a person's heart. The Gospel radically reorients our understanding of sin and grace.