The Gospel of Mark paints a colorful story about 12 ordinary men and the 3-year road they walked as Jesus' disciples. They became a strong community together, but their journey was not without plenty of failures, a good deal of foolishness, and even occasional faithlessness.

This is the road Jesus calls each of us to walk. Discipleship is about submitting our lives to the Son of God and coming to Jesus humbly, as children ready to learn, willing to fail, but always expecting to be lifted up again by our merciful Father.

Join us each Sunday this summer as we explore what it means to be disciples of Jesus.

May 7: The Way — Mark 1:1-14

May 14: Follow — Mark 1:16-34

May 21: Pray Preach Repeat — Mark 1:35-45

May 28: Sins and Sinners — Mark 2:1-17

June 4: Rules, Rules, Rules — Mark 2:18-3:6

June 11: Divisions and Unity — Mark 3:13-34

June 18: Let Them Hear — Mark 4:1-20

June 25: Carefully Consider — Mark 4:21-34

July 2: What Are You Afraid Of? — Mark 4:35-5:20

July 9: Don’t Be Afraid, Just Believe — Mark 5:21-43

July 16: Shake The Dust — Mark 6:1-29

July 23: No Hard Hearts — Mark 6:31-56

July 30: Are You So Dull? — Mark 7:1-23

August 6: For Such a Reply — Mark 7:24-37

August 13: Missing Jesus — Mark 8:1-21

August 20: High Highs, Low Lows — Mark 8:27-9:1

August 27: Long Time Coming — Mark 9:2-13

September 3: Who is Us? — Mark 9:30-50

September 17: Marriage, Divorce, and the Kingdom — Mark 10:1-16

September 24: Who Then Can Be Saved? — Mark 10:17-31

October 1: More Questions — Mark 10:35-52

October 8: Hero and Villain — Mark 11:1-26

October 15: Celebration Sunday

October 22: Who Is In Charge? — Mark 11:27-12:12

October 29: Death and Taxes — Mark 12:13-27

November 5: All I Got! — Mark 12:35-44

November 12: When Will These Things Happen? — Mark 13:1-13

November 26: Anointing — Mark 14:1-11