Acts 5

1 Peter 4:12-19 & 1 Peter 5:8-11

Romans 13:8-14

Mark 1: 35-45

John 8:32

“You cannot serve two masters” Taking a biblical look at Money, Mark encourages us to take a look at our attitude to money, to embrace generosity and to make God the centre of our financial decisions.

Matthew 6:19-34

It’s at the cross the journey to being forgiven and forgiving others begins. Mark shows us Jesus’ model of forgiveness and helps us understand how we travel the path to be able to forgive others.

Luke 11:1-4, Luke 23:32-24

Our holiness is not just a set of rules and regulations, but a deep relationship with Jesus Christ that can inspire goodness in us. Mark encourages us to live out this goodness through acts of love, hospitality, and service. We are saints in God's eyes and the Holy Spirit empowers us to do good.

1 Peter 2:9-12 | 1 Peter 4:8-11

Jonah 3

We need a spiritual power to help us get through our daily lives. Mark unpacks the resurrection power available to us and how we access it, use it and share it. The same power that raised Jesus from the dead lives in us.

Revelation 1:9-17

What is this ‘Love in action’ that Paul talks about in Romans 12:9-13?

Mark describes this as a covenant love, a faithful love, a love which reflects God’s love for us. It’s a constant love, it’s practical, honouring and it’s devotional.

We’re called to share our very hearts with people and that can be demanding. In order to action this type of love fully we need to be filled by the Holy Spirit who restocks and replenishes us, lighting the fire for this sincere love in our hearts.

Who am I? Who are we? Paul poses two big questions in this passage which help us discover who we are in the light of our ultimate standard Jesus. Mark unpacks how we all have a unique function, bringing glory to Jesus’ Body - his Church.

Romans 12:3-5

Looking at the life of Joseph and his courageous obedience, Mark helps us to understand how we can become a person of influence in God’s kingdom.

Matthew 1: 18-25

Jesus says “I am the resurrection and the life”. What does that mean for us as followers of Jesus today? Mark explores how Jesus’ power to defeat death gives comfort, meaning and hope to the darkest and most difficult moments of our lives.

John 11:17-44

When we obey God, we experience joy and freedom! Mark speaks on how the practice of obeying God can involve sacrifice and challenge as we step into his will for our lives and experience freedom in Christ.

When we obey God, we experience joy and freedom! Mark speaks on how the practice of obeying God can involve sacrifice and challenge as we step into his will for our lives and experience freedom in Christ.

The fear of the Lord brings freedom. How do we use the freedom we’ve been given? Mark explores why fearing the Lord is the entry point to awe, obedience and revival.

The Holy Spirit is the power source we all need. Are we open to accepting this power? Mark explores how receiving this power helps us to know God, to bear fruit, and to endure the storms of life.

Colossians 1:9-12