In the third month of our study of Mark, we focus on the last part of Jesus' life. We will learn precious lessons from his confrontation with the religious leaders and his final instructions for the disciples. Finally, we will see him go all the way to the cross to lay down his life and fulfil his mission, in the greatest act of love ever demonstrated.

In the third month of our study of Mark, we focus on the last part of Jesus' life. We will learn precious lessons from his confrontation with the religious leaders and his final instructions for the disciples. Finally, we will see him go all the way to the cross to lay down his life and fulfil his mission, in the greatest act of love ever demonstrated.

In the third month of our study of Mark, we focus on the last week of Jesus' life. We will learn precious lessons from his confrontation with the religious leaders and his final instructions for the disciples. Finally, we will see him go all the way to the cross to lay down his life and fulfil his mission, in the greatest act of love ever demonstrated.

In the third month of our study of Mark, we focus on the last week of Jesus' life. We will learn precious lessons from his confrontation with the religious leaders and his final instructions for the disciples. Finally, we will see him go all the way to the cross to lay down his life and fulfil his mission, in the greatest act of love ever demonstrated.

In the first 4 weeks of our series, we have seen how Jesus is of divine and kingly origin. As we approach the centre and the most pivotal point in the gospel of Mark, we will take a closer look at how Jesus is not just a great king, but a good one. Jesus wants to meet our deepest needs, but he does it in ways that are different from our expectations yet fulfills us beyond our imaginations

In the first 4 weeks of our series, we have seen how Jesus is of divine and kingly origin. As we approach the centre and the most pivotal point in the gospel of Mark, we will take a closer look at how Jesus is not just a great king, but a good one. Jesus wants to meet our deepest needs, but he does it in ways that are different from our expectations yet fulfills us beyond our imaginations.

In the first 4 weeks of our series, we have seen how Jesus is of divine and kingly origin. As we approach the centre and the most pivotal point in the gospel of Mark, we will take a closer look at how Jesus is not just a great king, but a good one. Jesus wants to meet our deepest needs, but he does it in ways that are different from our expectations yet fulfills us beyond our imaginations.

We start this new year with a new studies based on the gospel of Mark, a fast-paced and action-packed record, based on eye-witness accounts, of key events in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This series will lasts for 14 weeks, when we complete it with a celebration of the resurrection on Easter Sunday.

We start this new year with a new studies based on the gospel of Mark, a fast-paced and action-packed record, based on eye-witness accounts, of key events in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This series will lasts for 14 weeks, when we complete it with a celebration of the resurrection on Easter Sunday.

We start this new year with a new studies based on the gospel of Mark, a fast-paced and action-packed record, based on eye-witness accounts, of key events in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This series will lasts for 14 weeks, when we complete it with a celebration of the resurrection on Easter Sunday.

As a church we start each new year by going by to the basics, one of which is cultivating a personal relationship with God. For Cultivate 2023, we are immersing ourselves for 14 weeks in the gospel of Mark, a fast-paced and action-packed record, based on eye-witness accounts, of key events in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Each Sunday, we will also present a sermon based on a passage covered in the preceding week of the Cultivate devotional materials.