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Part 12 of “Good News: The Life of Christ in the Gospel of Mark”. Caleb teaches on Jesus calming the storm in Mark 4:35-41. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 11 of “Good News: The Life of Christ in the Gospel of Mark”. Caleb teaches on Mark 4:21-34. In the parables of Jesus, we continue to see what it looks like to live by faith. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 10 of “Good News: The Life of Christ in the Gospel of Mark”. Jordan teaches on Mark 4:1-20. In an age where deep listening is difficult, Jesus’ parable of the sower invites us to learn to listen well. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 9 of “Good News: The Life of Christ in the Gospel of Mark”. Caleb teaches on Mark 3:20-35. As Jesus’ parables begin to confront his followers and the crowds, we are invited to consider what “ home” means in the Kingdom, and with the people of God. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 8 of “Good News: The Life of Christ in the Gospel of Mark”. Robert Saenz teaches on Mark 3:7-19 and what Jesus’ habits of prayer invite his followers to see. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 7 of “Good News: The Life of Christ in the Gospel of Mark”. Caleb teaches on Mark 2:23-3:6. What does Jesus’ approach to the Sabbath teach his followers about rest for the people of God? For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 6 of “Good News: The Life of Christ in the Gospel of Mark”. Caleb teaches on Mark 2:13-22. Jesus calls his disciples to a new way of life. What does that mean for our past, our current practices, and our future in the community of the church? For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 5 of “Good News: The Life of Christ in the Gospel of Mark”. Caleb teaches on Mark 1:40-2:12. Jesus brings healing to many people throughout the Gospel of Mark, but what does he have in mind for the lives of the people he heals? For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 4 of "Good News: The Life of Christ in the Gospel of Mark". Jordan teaches on Mark 1:21-39 and the authority displayed in the earliest days of Jesus' ministry. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 3 of “Good News: The Life of Christ in the Gospel of Mark”. Caleb teaches on Mark 1:13-20. Jesus preaches a message about the Kingdom of God and flips our expectations over by inviting us to follow him. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 2 of “Good News: The Life of Christ in the Gospel of Mark”. Caleb teaches on the baptism of Jesus, and what Mark’s simple narrative reveals about the identity the Father proclaims over all of us in Christ. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 1 of “Good News: The Life of Christ in the Gospel of Mark”. Caleb opens up Mark’s gospel and invites us to pay close attention for the way Jesus’ proclamation of good news confronts and invites us into a whole new way of life. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 4 of “Christmas Windows”, our Advent series. To close the series and celebrate Christmas, Jordan teaches on what it means for us to encounter the God of Love in the Christmas story. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 3 of “Christmas Windows”, our Advent series. Whit Anderson joins us to unpack what the birth announcement from Luke 1:26-38 reveals about Jesus, and how Mary's response invites us to wait on God. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 2 of “Christmas Windows”, our Advent series. Jordan teaches on the life and message of John The Baptist, who invites us still to prepare the way for the Lamb of God.  For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 1 of “Christmas Windows”, our Advent series. Mitchell Moore joins us to teach on the hope we find in Isaiah’s prophetic witness. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 8 of “In The School of Prayer”, our series on the Lord’s Prayer. Jordan closes the series reflecting on the doxology at the end of the Lord’s Prayer, focusing on the importance of the word “Yours” and how it frees us to trust more wholeheartedly in God. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 8 of “In The School of Prayer”, our series on the Lord’s Prayer. Jordan teaches on the last line of the prayer: “Do not lead us into the test, but deliver us from the evil one.” Testing is a prominent theme in Scripture and our own lives, and we practice discernment in the midst of it by prayerfully entrusting  ourselves to the wisdom of God. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 7 of “In The School of Prayer”, our series on the Lord’s Prayer. Jordan teaches on the dynamics of forgiveness and unforgiveness. In our hunger for justice, how do we live and pray with the radical, forgiving way of Jesus? For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 6 of “In The School of Prayer”, our series on the Lord’s Prayer. Amanda Gallegos joins us to teach on what it means for us to live lives of remembrance and dependance by praying “Give us this day our daily bread.” For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 5 of “In The School of Prayer”, our series on the Lord’s Prayer. Jordan teaches on what it means for us to pray for the will of God to be done, around and within us. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 4 of “In The School of Prayer”, our series on the Lord’s Prayer. Brit Carpenter from Grace Northridge joins us to teach on what it means for our prayers and our lives to be shaped primarily by our citizenship in the Kingdom of God. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 3 of “In The School of Prayer”, our series on the Lord’s Prayer. Robert joins us to teach on what it means to recognize and respond to God’s holiness and relate to him as our Father. For more info, vist thegardensa.org

Looking at Psalm 23 and John 10, Jordan shares a word on the kind of shepherd Jesus is. He is faithful to weather all seasons with us, lead us through the valley, and bring restoration to and through us. For more info, visit thegardensa.org

Part 2 of “In The School of Prayer”, our series on the Lord’s Prayer. Opening up the Lord’s Prayer in Matthew 6, Caleb teaches on the communal nature of prayer and why it is deeply important that Jesus invites his disciples to address God as “Our” Father. For more info, visit thegardensa.org