https://www.baysideonline.com Bayside Church granitebay@baysideonline.com Bayside Church Seminary isn't the only place you can master the Word of God. Dive into a book of the Bible with us each season as we uncover the context, text, theology and application of God's living love letter to His people. We bring in some of the best Bible teachers to unpack some of the most confusing and weird Scriptures out there. Learn to master God's Word, one book at a time. Seminary isn't the only place you can master the Word of God. Dive into a book of the Bible with us each season as we uncover the context, text, theology and application of God's living love letter to His people. We bring in some of the best Bible teachers to unpack some of the most confusing and weird Scriptures out there. Learn to master God's Word, one book at a time. en © 2026 Bayside Church no Andrew McCourt, Mark Clark <p>Taking a look at 1 Corinthians 12, Pastors Mark and Andrew sit down to discuss the importance of understanding and developing our spiritual gifts. What are they? How do we use them? Why does Paul think it's so important to dedicate such a huge part of his letter to talking about gifts?<br><br>Ultimately, we are called to use our gifts to edify and build up the church - so where do you begin? Tune into this episode of The Bible Study to better understand how to discern, develop, and deploy your spiritual gifts as God designed!</p> <p>Taking a look at 1 Corinthians 12, Pastors Mark and Andrew sit down to discuss the importance of understanding and developing our spiritual gifts. What are they? How do we use them? Why does Paul think it's so important to dedicate such a huge part of his letter to talking about gifts?<br><br>Ultimately, we are called to use our gifts to edify and build up the church - so where do you begin? Tune into this episode of The Bible Study to better understand how to discern, develop, and deploy your spiritual gifts as God designed!</p> Taking a look at 1 Corinthians 12, Pastors Mark and Andrew sit down to discuss the importance of understanding and developing our spiritual gifts. What are they? How do we use them? Why does Paul think it's so important to dedicate such a huge part of his letter to talking about gifts?

Ultimately, we are called to use our gifts to edify and build up the church - so where do you begin? Tune into this episode of The Bible Study to better understand how to discern, develop, and deploy your spiritual gifts as God designed!

]]> Wed, 16 Feb 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2547 1 d4655e917877d5b7072acc1b5a1e75db no Andrew McCourt, Curt Harlow <p>Paul says some very specific statements in 1 Corinthians 11 about worship in the early church and the impact on men and women. It's set quite a few people on edge for the conversation of how women ought to behave in the church. What is their role? Are they equal to men? If so - how? How did God design these roles and why does Paul speak about it the way he does?<br>Tune in for the final episode of The Bible Study, Season 3 with Pastors Curt and Andrew diving into this controversial conversation about what Paul means for the Corinthian church and why it's important to understand in terms of what God has to say about it. There were specific norms for men and women back in the time of the Corinthian church, and it still says something important for us today.</p> <p>Paul says some very specific statements in 1 Corinthians 11 about worship in the early church and the impact on men and women. It's set quite a few people on edge for the conversation of how women ought to behave in the church. What is their role? Are they equal to men? If so - how? How did God design these roles and why does Paul speak about it the way he does?<br>Tune in for the final episode of The Bible Study, Season 3 with Pastors Curt and Andrew diving into this controversial conversation about what Paul means for the Corinthian church and why it's important to understand in terms of what God has to say about it. There were specific norms for men and women back in the time of the Corinthian church, and it still says something important for us today.</p> Paul says some very specific statements in 1 Corinthians 11 about worship in the early church and the impact on men and women. It's set quite a few people on edge for the conversation of how women ought to behave in the church. What is their role? Are they equal to men? If so - how? How did God design these roles and why does Paul speak about it the way he does?
Tune in for the final episode of The Bible Study, Season 3 with Pastors Curt and Andrew diving into this controversial conversation about what Paul means for the Corinthian church and why it's important to understand in terms of what God has to say about it. There were specific norms for men and women back in the time of the Corinthian church, and it still says something important for us today.

]]> Wed, 01 Dec 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2044 2 16c6760cbfe652881d356707c8a0f72e no Dena Davidson, Curt Harlow <p>We're talking about freedom, about idolatry, about how to engage in a world that says "do what you want" when Jesus said, "Follow me." 1 Corinthians 10 dives deeper into the idea of living a life of integrity and impact. Paul discusses temptation and how to face it and protect ourselves and others from its grips.</p> <p>We're talking about freedom, about idolatry, about how to engage in a world that says "do what you want" when Jesus said, "Follow me." 1 Corinthians 10 dives deeper into the idea of living a life of integrity and impact. Paul discusses temptation and how to face it and protect ourselves and others from its grips.</p> We're talking about freedom, about idolatry, about how to engage in a world that says "do what you want" when Jesus said, "Follow me." 1 Corinthians 10 dives deeper into the idea of living a life of integrity and impact. Paul discusses temptation and how to face it and protect ourselves and others from its grips.

]]> Wed, 24 Nov 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2651 3 284e25dbdfd23db67abb85bb2915051f no Curt Harlow, Tyler Swaney <p>We all have rights, and we live in a world where we're all constantly fighting for our rights. What would you say if you read Paul's advice to believers to sacrifice your rights for the sake of the gospel? It's hard to hear, but it can make a powerful statement to non-believers when you take more of a stance for God's Word than your own personal rights.<br><br>Tune into this Bible Study episode with Pastor Curt & Tyler Swaney (Bayside OC) about 1 Corinthians 9 and hear how you can challenge yourself to think and live better as a Christian to be a better witness for the Gospel.</p> <p>We all have rights, and we live in a world where we're all constantly fighting for our rights. What would you say if you read Paul's advice to believers to sacrifice your rights for the sake of the gospel? It's hard to hear, but it can make a powerful statement to non-believers when you take more of a stance for God's Word than your own personal rights.<br><br>Tune into this Bible Study episode with Pastor Curt & Tyler Swaney (Bayside OC) about 1 Corinthians 9 and hear how you can challenge yourself to think and live better as a Christian to be a better witness for the Gospel.</p> We all have rights, and we live in a world where we're all constantly fighting for our rights. What would you say if you read Paul's advice to believers to sacrifice your rights for the sake of the gospel? It's hard to hear, but it can make a powerful statement to non-believers when you take more of a stance for God's Word than your own personal rights.

Tune into this Bible Study episode with Pastor Curt & Tyler Swaney (Bayside OC) about 1 Corinthians 9 and hear how you can challenge yourself to think and live better as a Christian to be a better witness for the Gospel.

]]> Wed, 17 Nov 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2317 4 7bde1cfd8430ec97707e14d56b9e7422 no Dena Davidson, Brian Hopkins <p>There are often a lot of gray areas in life - places where Scripture isn't 100% clear on what we are supposed to do or say, and we have to lean into what we do know about God to live functionally. This week on The Bible Study, Pastors Dena and Brian talk about how to walk in the liberty that Christ offers while holding true to the Gospel.<br>We have a daily choice of legalism, license, or love. What would it take to choose love every day the way Jesus did? We're called to make it easier for others to come to know God, and only love can accomplish that. 1 Corinthians 8 lays it out for us to understand God's desires for right living better.</p> <p>There are often a lot of gray areas in life - places where Scripture isn't 100% clear on what we are supposed to do or say, and we have to lean into what we do know about God to live functionally. This week on The Bible Study, Pastors Dena and Brian talk about how to walk in the liberty that Christ offers while holding true to the Gospel.<br>We have a daily choice of legalism, license, or love. What would it take to choose love every day the way Jesus did? We're called to make it easier for others to come to know God, and only love can accomplish that. 1 Corinthians 8 lays it out for us to understand God's desires for right living better.</p> There are often a lot of gray areas in life - places where Scripture isn't 100% clear on what we are supposed to do or say, and we have to lean into what we do know about God to live functionally. This week on The Bible Study, Pastors Dena and Brian talk about how to walk in the liberty that Christ offers while holding true to the Gospel.
We have a daily choice of legalism, license, or love. What would it take to choose love every day the way Jesus did? We're called to make it easier for others to come to know God, and only love can accomplish that. 1 Corinthians 8 lays it out for us to understand God's desires for right living better.

]]> Wed, 10 Nov 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2164 5 3d6bb9830f0ca39f6b25c39aada8fc84 no Dena Davidson, Curt Harlow Wed, 03 Nov 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2586 6 51d999375b9509c272aea6c231892f78 no Andrew McCourt, Caleb Kaltenbach, Mark Clark <p>Our society places such a high value on sexual intimacy that it misplaces the value of every other aspect of relationships. 1 Corinthians 6 is like Law and Order meets Sex in the City, and Pastors Andrew McCourt, Caleb Kaltenbach, and Mark Clark sit down to talk about what it meant for the church in Corinth to change their ways and how we can too. Sexuality is an identity issue nowadays, and they break down the cost of sexual immorality in every facet, especially when it comes to sex outside of marriage. <br><br>Have we made marriage an idol? Marriage and sex isn't everything, but it is a gift from God. How can we take this teaching from Paul and apply it to our lives - as married people, as singles, as members of LGBTQ, as believers? Tune in to find out.</p> <p>Our society places such a high value on sexual intimacy that it misplaces the value of every other aspect of relationships. 1 Corinthians 6 is like Law and Order meets Sex in the City, and Pastors Andrew McCourt, Caleb Kaltenbach, and Mark Clark sit down to talk about what it meant for the church in Corinth to change their ways and how we can too. Sexuality is an identity issue nowadays, and they break down the cost of sexual immorality in every facet, especially when it comes to sex outside of marriage. <br><br>Have we made marriage an idol? Marriage and sex isn't everything, but it is a gift from God. How can we take this teaching from Paul and apply it to our lives - as married people, as singles, as members of LGBTQ, as believers? Tune in to find out.</p> Our society places such a high value on sexual intimacy that it misplaces the value of every other aspect of relationships. 1 Corinthians 6 is like Law and Order meets Sex in the City, and Pastors Andrew McCourt, Caleb Kaltenbach, and Mark Clark sit down to talk about what it meant for the church in Corinth to change their ways and how we can too. Sexuality is an identity issue nowadays, and they break down the cost of sexual immorality in every facet, especially when it comes to sex outside of marriage.

Have we made marriage an idol? Marriage and sex isn't everything, but it is a gift from God. How can we take this teaching from Paul and apply it to our lives - as married people, as singles, as members of LGBTQ, as believers? Tune in to find out.

]]> Wed, 27 Oct 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2952 7 222279943738d072981a28622a0c25ee no Curt Harlow, Mark Clark <p>How do you handle Christians who are in denial and rebellion of their sin? In this episode of The Bible Study, Pastor Curt Harlow and Mark Clark dive into the uncomfortable but extremely important conversation about sexual sin and arrogance among believers. Paul knew the harm it could cause and saw as sexual immorality was running rampant in the Corinthian church, drawing people further from the Gospel. <br><br>Tune into Episode 5 to understand the context, theology, and application of the text from 1 Corinthians 5:1-8. The church in Corinth, similar to our world now, was viewing sexuality as identity and hurting their witness of the gospel. This Scripture is the antidote to our rebellious spirits and aligning with Jesus.</p> <p>How do you handle Christians who are in denial and rebellion of their sin? In this episode of The Bible Study, Pastor Curt Harlow and Mark Clark dive into the uncomfortable but extremely important conversation about sexual sin and arrogance among believers. Paul knew the harm it could cause and saw as sexual immorality was running rampant in the Corinthian church, drawing people further from the Gospel. <br><br>Tune into Episode 5 to understand the context, theology, and application of the text from 1 Corinthians 5:1-8. The church in Corinth, similar to our world now, was viewing sexuality as identity and hurting their witness of the gospel. This Scripture is the antidote to our rebellious spirits and aligning with Jesus.</p> How do you handle Christians who are in denial and rebellion of their sin? In this episode of The Bible Study, Pastor Curt Harlow and Mark Clark dive into the uncomfortable but extremely important conversation about sexual sin and arrogance among believers. Paul knew the harm it could cause and saw as sexual immorality was running rampant in the Corinthian church, drawing people further from the Gospel.

Tune into Episode 5 to understand the context, theology, and application of the text from 1 Corinthians 5:1-8. The church in Corinth, similar to our world now, was viewing sexuality as identity and hurting their witness of the gospel. This Scripture is the antidote to our rebellious spirits and aligning with Jesus.

]]> Wed, 20 Oct 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2960 8 b300cd93e2a7ca26d9a0710f4594bf6c no Curt Harlow, Pastor Michael Metcalf <p>What does it look like to imitate Christ and reject Celebrity Christianity? Paul says we are to be "fools for Christ". He flips the script on what we tend to think Christianity should be by telling us to bless when we are persecuted. Instead of avoiding the struggle, we ought to see how much more Christ can work through our struggle when we welcome Him into it instead of praying to get out of it. <br><br>Pastors Curt Harlow and Michael Metcalf walk through the context, text, theology and application of 1 Corinthians 4:8-21 as Paul is calling the church to walk in humility as they respond to the situations they face. They take a deeper look at what characteristics make a great leader and how we've been misguided in that in our own world today with celebrity culture running rampant. Where does Christ fit in? Tune in to understand the book of 1 Corinthians better, and be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode.</p> <p>What does it look like to imitate Christ and reject Celebrity Christianity? Paul says we are to be "fools for Christ". He flips the script on what we tend to think Christianity should be by telling us to bless when we are persecuted. Instead of avoiding the struggle, we ought to see how much more Christ can work through our struggle when we welcome Him into it instead of praying to get out of it. <br><br>Pastors Curt Harlow and Michael Metcalf walk through the context, text, theology and application of 1 Corinthians 4:8-21 as Paul is calling the church to walk in humility as they respond to the situations they face. They take a deeper look at what characteristics make a great leader and how we've been misguided in that in our own world today with celebrity culture running rampant. Where does Christ fit in? Tune in to understand the book of 1 Corinthians better, and be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode.</p> What does it look like to imitate Christ and reject Celebrity Christianity? Paul says we are to be "fools for Christ". He flips the script on what we tend to think Christianity should be by telling us to bless when we are persecuted. Instead of avoiding the struggle, we ought to see how much more Christ can work through our struggle when we welcome Him into it instead of praying to get out of it.

Pastors Curt Harlow and Michael Metcalf walk through the context, text, theology and application of 1 Corinthians 4:8-21 as Paul is calling the church to walk in humility as they respond to the situations they face. They take a deeper look at what characteristics make a great leader and how we've been misguided in that in our own world today with celebrity culture running rampant. Where does Christ fit in? Tune in to understand the book of 1 Corinthians better, and be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode.

]]> Wed, 13 Oct 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2175 9 d5516826e549bc3034fff700888a00a2 no Curt Harlow, Jason Caine <p>Division because of celebrity culture, lack of wisdom because of following culture, and worldly dangers - sound familiar? It was to the church in Corinth too, and Paul addresses these things with the truth of the gospel to point them back to Jesus.<br><br>We tend to think of "worldly" as the Las Vegas lifestyle - sexual sin, drugs, etc. But Paul doesn't start with that. He knew that our cause for Christ can grow to a religious zeal that causes arrogance, fighting, and division. In this episode, they tackle how to handle arguments wisely and understanding what sanctification is.</p> <p>Division because of celebrity culture, lack of wisdom because of following culture, and worldly dangers - sound familiar? It was to the church in Corinth too, and Paul addresses these things with the truth of the gospel to point them back to Jesus.<br><br>We tend to think of "worldly" as the Las Vegas lifestyle - sexual sin, drugs, etc. But Paul doesn't start with that. He knew that our cause for Christ can grow to a religious zeal that causes arrogance, fighting, and division. In this episode, they tackle how to handle arguments wisely and understanding what sanctification is.</p> Division because of celebrity culture, lack of wisdom because of following culture, and worldly dangers - sound familiar? It was to the church in Corinth too, and Paul addresses these things with the truth of the gospel to point them back to Jesus.

We tend to think of "worldly" as the Las Vegas lifestyle - sexual sin, drugs, etc. But Paul doesn't start with that. He knew that our cause for Christ can grow to a religious zeal that causes arrogance, fighting, and division. In this episode, they tackle how to handle arguments wisely and understanding what sanctification is.

]]> Wed, 06 Oct 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2023 10 01954db826669ce1dbd2788fb300faba no 1 Corinthians 2:10-16 Andrew Mc, Wesley Towne <p>We're all looking for wisdom, but what is true wisdom and how do we find it? According to Paul, we have to look to Jesus. God reveals the spirit of wisdom to us in the person of Jesus, and Jesus leaves wisdom to live within us through the Holy Spirit. It all points to the cross; so what? <br><br>In this episode of The Bible Study, Pastors Andrew McCourt and Wesley Towne break down the passage of 1 Corinthians 2:10-16 and talk about the spirit of wisdom and where to find it in our every day lives. What does the gospel reveal to us? What does it look like to have a mind grounded in the truth of God? Tune in for a deeper look at the text so you can master God's Word.</p> <p>We're all looking for wisdom, but what is true wisdom and how do we find it? According to Paul, we have to look to Jesus. God reveals the spirit of wisdom to us in the person of Jesus, and Jesus leaves wisdom to live within us through the Holy Spirit. It all points to the cross; so what? <br><br>In this episode of The Bible Study, Pastors Andrew McCourt and Wesley Towne break down the passage of 1 Corinthians 2:10-16 and talk about the spirit of wisdom and where to find it in our every day lives. What does the gospel reveal to us? What does it look like to have a mind grounded in the truth of God? Tune in for a deeper look at the text so you can master God's Word.</p> We're all looking for wisdom, but what is true wisdom and how do we find it? According to Paul, we have to look to Jesus. God reveals the spirit of wisdom to us in the person of Jesus, and Jesus leaves wisdom to live within us through the Holy Spirit. It all points to the cross; so what?

In this episode of The Bible Study, Pastors Andrew McCourt and Wesley Towne break down the passage of 1 Corinthians 2:10-16 and talk about the spirit of wisdom and where to find it in our every day lives. What does the gospel reveal to us? What does it look like to have a mind grounded in the truth of God? Tune in for a deeper look at the text so you can master God's Word.

]]> Wed, 29 Sep 2021 10:00:00 +0000 3136 11 6af79c3b4cfd39448c457b48b21842f3 no 1 Corinthians 1 Curt Harlow, Brannon Shortt <p>The start of Paul's letter to the Corinthians details the importance of who Jesus Christ is and why it matters. Christ is the POWER and WISDOM of God, but not as we know power and wisdom to be from the world. God flipped the script, and Paul breaks down what this means for believers. <br><br>Tune in for the first episode in our Season 3 of The Bible Study to understand the context, text, theology, and application of 1 Corinthians 1 with Pastor Curt Harlow and Pastor Brannon Shortt!</p> <p>The start of Paul's letter to the Corinthians details the importance of who Jesus Christ is and why it matters. Christ is the POWER and WISDOM of God, but not as we know power and wisdom to be from the world. God flipped the script, and Paul breaks down what this means for believers. <br><br>Tune in for the first episode in our Season 3 of The Bible Study to understand the context, text, theology, and application of 1 Corinthians 1 with Pastor Curt Harlow and Pastor Brannon Shortt!</p> The start of Paul's letter to the Corinthians details the importance of who Jesus Christ is and why it matters. Christ is the POWER and WISDOM of God, but not as we know power and wisdom to be from the world. God flipped the script, and Paul breaks down what this means for believers.

Tune in for the first episode in our Season 3 of The Bible Study to understand the context, text, theology, and application of 1 Corinthians 1 with Pastor Curt Harlow and Pastor Brannon Shortt!

]]> Wed, 22 Sep 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2379 12 d34d441411e0862f755f7d07131ac7e0 no Andrew McCourt & Mark Clark <p>Jesus shook things up as He walked the earth, built relationships, and performed miracles. It was, in every way, scandalous to the people He interacted with. He talked about freedom and being apart of the Kingdom of God in a way people hadn't heard before.<br><br>On this episode of The Bible Study, Andrew McCourt and Mark Clark dive into Mark 6:1-13 to talk about what people thought of this man named Jesus and how He impacted culture. We're talking about the limitations of Jesus (WHAT?!) and what it means that God has ultimate sovereignty. You'll walk away being able to assess your expectations of what God can do and understand the mission and urgency of our life.</p> <p>Jesus shook things up as He walked the earth, built relationships, and performed miracles. It was, in every way, scandalous to the people He interacted with. He talked about freedom and being apart of the Kingdom of God in a way people hadn't heard before.<br><br>On this episode of The Bible Study, Andrew McCourt and Mark Clark dive into Mark 6:1-13 to talk about what people thought of this man named Jesus and how He impacted culture. We're talking about the limitations of Jesus (WHAT?!) and what it means that God has ultimate sovereignty. You'll walk away being able to assess your expectations of what God can do and understand the mission and urgency of our life.</p> Jesus shook things up as He walked the earth, built relationships, and performed miracles. It was, in every way, scandalous to the people He interacted with. He talked about freedom and being apart of the Kingdom of God in a way people hadn't heard before.

On this episode of The Bible Study, Andrew McCourt and Mark Clark dive into Mark 6:1-13 to talk about what people thought of this man named Jesus and how He impacted culture. We're talking about the limitations of Jesus (WHAT?!) and what it means that God has ultimate sovereignty. You'll walk away being able to assess your expectations of what God can do and understand the mission and urgency of our life.

]]> Wed, 19 May 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2465 13 693b6d1aeb054753269a9df44753567e no Curt Harlow & Mark Clark Wed, 12 May 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2480 14 9c0ca680192d43ca276de7e8cb786fd1 no James Powell & Dena Davidson <p>More than just simple storytelling, the parables Jesus shared during His ministry on earth have deep meaning and application for us even today. In a culture of great division, confusing doctrines, and constant conflict (sound familiar?), Jesus approached people with purposeful parables that revealed a new way to interact with each other and our faith.<br><br>This week, Pastor James Powell (Bayside Adventure) and Dena Davidson (Thrive School) are bringing you some powerful content on how to apply Mark 4:21-35 to our every day lives and understand some of the deeper truths Jesus was tackling.</p> <p>More than just simple storytelling, the parables Jesus shared during His ministry on earth have deep meaning and application for us even today. In a culture of great division, confusing doctrines, and constant conflict (sound familiar?), Jesus approached people with purposeful parables that revealed a new way to interact with each other and our faith.<br><br>This week, Pastor James Powell (Bayside Adventure) and Dena Davidson (Thrive School) are bringing you some powerful content on how to apply Mark 4:21-35 to our every day lives and understand some of the deeper truths Jesus was tackling.</p> More than just simple storytelling, the parables Jesus shared during His ministry on earth have deep meaning and application for us even today. In a culture of great division, confusing doctrines, and constant conflict (sound familiar?), Jesus approached people with purposeful parables that revealed a new way to interact with each other and our faith.

This week, Pastor James Powell (Bayside Adventure) and Dena Davidson (Thrive School) are bringing you some powerful content on how to apply Mark 4:21-35 to our every day lives and understand some of the deeper truths Jesus was tackling.

]]> Wed, 05 May 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2722 15 6bfe90c33d9dfca44a010676da857101 no Andrew McCourt & Mark Clark <p>Mark 3:20-35<br><br>Speaking in parables, Jesus offers easy to understand concepts for what His followers can expect of their lives. In this episode of The Bible Study Season 2, Andrew McCourt and Mark Clark dive into the life of Jesus for further exploration of sin, Holy Spirit, and a redefinition of the family unit.<br><br>How are we to respond to the Holy Spirit's prompting and what warnings does Mark 3:20-35 give us for a healthy discipleship?</p> <p>Mark 3:20-35<br><br>Speaking in parables, Jesus offers easy to understand concepts for what His followers can expect of their lives. In this episode of The Bible Study Season 2, Andrew McCourt and Mark Clark dive into the life of Jesus for further exploration of sin, Holy Spirit, and a redefinition of the family unit.<br><br>How are we to respond to the Holy Spirit's prompting and what warnings does Mark 3:20-35 give us for a healthy discipleship?</p> Mark 3:20-35

Speaking in parables, Jesus offers easy to understand concepts for what His followers can expect of their lives. In this episode of The Bible Study Season 2, Andrew McCourt and Mark Clark dive into the life of Jesus for further exploration of sin, Holy Spirit, and a redefinition of the family unit.

How are we to respond to the Holy Spirit's prompting and what warnings does Mark 3:20-35 give us for a healthy discipleship?

]]> Wed, 28 Apr 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2667 16 84bd106c0b4f3946a83cc944be05ae24 no Andrew McCourt & Mark Clark <p>Why did God give us the Sabbath? What even is it and how are we to live it out? <br><br>Mark 2:23-3:6 reveals three things about who Jesus is that show us how to respond to relationships, rest, and sin. Pastors Andrew McCourt and Mark Clark (Village Church) dive into this passage to teach us the theology of Christology and what it means that Jesus is Lord of the Sabbath.</p> <p>Why did God give us the Sabbath? What even is it and how are we to live it out? <br><br>Mark 2:23-3:6 reveals three things about who Jesus is that show us how to respond to relationships, rest, and sin. Pastors Andrew McCourt and Mark Clark (Village Church) dive into this passage to teach us the theology of Christology and what it means that Jesus is Lord of the Sabbath.</p> Why did God give us the Sabbath? What even is it and how are we to live it out?

Mark 2:23-3:6 reveals three things about who Jesus is that show us how to respond to relationships, rest, and sin. Pastors Andrew McCourt and Mark Clark (Village Church) dive into this passage to teach us the theology of Christology and what it means that Jesus is Lord of the Sabbath.

]]> Wed, 21 Apr 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2840 17 11a5b6928394d5764ce0d720e350fe8b no Curt Harlow and Dena Davidson <p>Mark 1:29-39<br><br>Who is the author of The Book of Mark? What is the Purpose of the Book of Mark? How does Jesus portray himself throughout the Book of Mark and why does that matter now?<br><br>All these questions and more we're answering in Season 2 Episode 1 of "The Bible Study." Pastors Curt Harlow and Dena Davidson take a look at the theological and historical context to the shortest Gospel and they unpack Demonology and explain why Jesus treats demons the way he does.<br><br>This episode gives practical application on what questions to ask God during our times of devotion and some steps on how to follow Jesus' example of life and ministry and this incredible book.</p> <p>Mark 1:29-39<br><br>Who is the author of The Book of Mark? What is the Purpose of the Book of Mark? How does Jesus portray himself throughout the Book of Mark and why does that matter now?<br><br>All these questions and more we're answering in Season 2 Episode 1 of "The Bible Study." Pastors Curt Harlow and Dena Davidson take a look at the theological and historical context to the shortest Gospel and they unpack Demonology and explain why Jesus treats demons the way he does.<br><br>This episode gives practical application on what questions to ask God during our times of devotion and some steps on how to follow Jesus' example of life and ministry and this incredible book.</p> Mark 1:29-39

Who is the author of The Book of Mark? What is the Purpose of the Book of Mark? How does Jesus portray himself throughout the Book of Mark and why does that matter now?

All these questions and more we're answering in Season 2 Episode 1 of "The Bible Study." Pastors Curt Harlow and Dena Davidson take a look at the theological and historical context to the shortest Gospel and they unpack Demonology and explain why Jesus treats demons the way he does.

This episode gives practical application on what questions to ask God during our times of devotion and some steps on how to follow Jesus' example of life and ministry and this incredible book.

]]> Wed, 14 Apr 2021 10:00:00 +0000 2848 18 aad8f6522d5097c5a3b8f3c3c070f1b1 no