Mark 2:13-17 - Jesus demonstrates the relentless and inclusive nature of His mission. He calls Levi, a despised tax collector, to follow Him, and then shares a meal with him and other social outcasts. Through this encounter, Jesus shows that His mission is unstoppable because it’s not limited by social boundaries or human judgment. He doesn't seek the righteous, but those who recognize their need for Him. The message of forgiveness and healing is for everyone—no one is beyond His reach.

Mark 2:1-12 - In this passage, we witness the unstoppable power of Jesus' forgiveness. Jesus isn’t just offering a one-time fix—His forgiveness shakes the earth, changes hearts, and heals lives. This isn’t just “good news”—this is life-altering, jaw-dropping, can't-stop-it-now forgiveness.

Mark 1:21-28 - We get a front-row seat to the incredible, jaw-dropping power of Jesus. His authority isn’t just something to admire—it’s unstoppable, mind-blowing, and life-changing! Jesus shows up, and everything changes. It’s not just a teaching moment—it’s a kingdom-shaking experience. Let’s dive into these fun and powerful points about the unstoppable authority of Jesus!

Mark 1:1-15 - The Gospel of Mark shows us that the good news of Jesus is the fulfillment of God's promises. This powerful message, confirmed by Jesus' baptism and God's approval, invites us into a life-changing journey. By embracing it, we become part of God's grand story of redemption that unfolds throughout history and in our own lives.

Hear Pastor Carlos talk about how destructive it can be to put new wine into old wineskins, and letting our new goals for the year be dictated by our old habits.

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The birth of Jesus was the announcement of God’s eternal love for everyone. The shepherds, the wise men, Mary and Joseph—all were invited into the story of redemption. The message of Christmas is that God’s "Forever Home" includes everyone: those who are near, those who feel far, and those who, like the faithful, may sometimes feel forgotten. Everyone has a place in His family.

Zachariah and Elizabeth’s story is one of faithfulness in the face of silence. They had faithfully followed God, but their prayers for a child went unanswered for years. This message explores what it feels like when we’ve done everything right and yet God seems silent. How do we wait on God when we feel forgotten or overlooked?

Even Mary, who was intimately familiar with Jesus, had to grow in understanding who He truly was. This message challenges all of us—there is always more to learn about His nature, His mission, and what He’s calling us to. No matter how long we’ve known Him, there’s still room to grow.

Zachariah and Elizabeth’s story is one of faithfulness in the face of silence. They had faithfully followed God, but their prayers for a child went unanswered for years. This message explores what it feels like when we’ve done everything right and yet God seems silent. How do we wait on God when we feel forgotten or overlooked?

Anxiety will cripple us into a bubble of self-protection. Biblical gratitude combats fear of the future, with the beauty of presence.