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James looks at the parable of the Mustard seed but also gets the Laurencekirk site to think about playing their part in seeing the kingdom come in their locality.

We all have storms in our lives that will be created through our changing circumstances, Ali looks at Mark 4:35-41 and how we can navigate the storms.

Hannah looks at setting yourself up well for the new year by studying the example of Jesus in Mark 1:35-39. She looks at three ‘kingdom keys' which are The pursuit of God unlocks His presence, Hearing God unlocks our purpose and Intimacy and Obedience unlocks power in the lives of a believer.

Don takes us though Mark 4:1-20 and considers how God brings about a miraculous 'crop' in our own lives and those around us.

Jesus calls the 12 disciples and they respond to Him. Libby looks at how the call is personal and risky and the response is urgent yet authentic.

In these two incidents, we see the compassion of Christ and His mission to to invite and include those who have been excluded by sin and sickness into the Kingdom of God. As the Church of Jesus, we have an ongoing mission to do the very same today.

Once again Jesus starts as he means to go on. Jesus: Calls them out from the Crowd to a Closer relationship. Jesus: Commissions imperfect people to carry out his mission. Jesus: Calls them into community.

Ali takes us through Jesus bringing the disciples together and shows us that Jesus gives them intimacy, connectedness and empowerment.

We explore the heavenly exchange that takes place when we pray and how we get it.

It’s a big day for a small house as four faith filled friends break into the gathering! All eyes are on Jesus as he forgives and heals.

In this short passage sandwiched between healing and deliverance miracles Hannah looks at the significance of withdrawing to a quiet place in a busy world to pursue God and hear his voice in order to see Kingdom power released on in our worlds.

Jesus showed us that the solitary place was a place of connection with His Heavenly Father. It is a place we need to: balance pressures, to be private & personal with God; to fully know our purpose.

In Mark 1:35-39, Jesus sacrifices sleep to be with the Father, his example shows us why we need to choose to go to God: to be truly refreshed, to allow him to redirect us towards his best and to refocus us on why we're here.

Don takes us through Mark 1:35-39 where the morning after a late night of ministry we find Jesus going to the Father in prayer on who He depends, looks to for direction and knows His purpose.

Ali continues our series in Mark and looks at the importance of prayer and what we receive when we pray: God's presence, his perspective and his power.

Following the appointment of Jesus first disciples he launches into his ministry which is marked by a definition of authority the world has never seen. An authority established by truth. An authority that seeks to liberate and not to oppress. An authority that invites a response of thankfulness and a want to serve under.

In Mark 1:21-34 Jesus' ministry - full of light and authority - is kicking off. This talk looks at where Jesus is bringing His light and His authority into, and the effect of that in this passage as well as in our own lives.

As humans, we struggle to come under authority. Jesus here shows us that he has authority over 3 spheres of life: the intellectual, the physical and the spiritual and his authority is completely different to our preconceptions.

Scott looks at how we have been given the authority and power to pray and see heaven invade earth in a way that radically transforms lives.

In this talk, Kirsty explores 3 things that Jesus got involved in straight away at the very beginning of his ministry and examines how it is that we have access to the same authority as Him and so are able to follow his example of ministry. Jesus showed us these 3 practises straight away; 1. a new teaching with authority 2. dealing with evil 3. healing people.

James explores these three phrases Jesus uses as he calls the disciples to join him in this great new adventure in the kingdom of God. "the time has come" " Follow me" "I will make you"

Following John's arrest, Jesus is now projected into the limelight, Now is the time for Salvation and Jesus doesn't hesitate in telling it. IN the study of this passage, we reminded that we live in the now, there is no better day than now to respond to Jesus' invitation. The Good News of the Kingdom really is good news and when we come in were are not only adopted into God's love and grace were ad...

Dave looks at Mark 1:21-34, where Jesus shows his followers how his authority is completely unlike anything they've ever experienced before.

Scott looks at the way Jesus called his disciples and how it gives us a framework for understanding how he calls us into action today.

The baptism of Jesus in Mark's Gospel marks the beginning of Jesus' determination to rescue the world. By choosing to be baptised, Jesus challenges us to reconsider where are we applying the faith we profess to our lives. He challenges us to ask if we are prepared to identify with the people we are called to save and when faced with doubt or question do we have the assurances of our wider Christia...