He is Risen!

On Palm Sunday, the crowds shouted “Hosanna!” as Jesus enters Jerusalem—but within days, the crowd would be shouting “Crucify him!" In Mark 11, Jesus uses a fig tree and a disrupted temple to reveal a deeper truth: outward appearance isn’t enough. God desires real faith.

Two men encounter Jesus in Mark 10. One walks away. One throws everything aside and follows. The difference isn’t intelligence or sincerity, it’s what they’re holding onto. In this episode, we’ll look at Bartimaeus and the question his story leaves us with, what are you still gripping that Jesus is asking you to release?

There is a devastating disfiguration of the world- whether bombarded buildings, diseased bodies, impoverished communities, broken relationships or toxic churches- the shape or figure of the world, our city, even our lives, is not what they ought to be. In this episode, Joey walks us through Mark 9:2-8, where Jesus offers his disciples a dramaturgy of an ancient event that both reveals his identity and points us to a future reconfiguring of all things.

In this episode, we’ll look at a turning point in Mark’s Gospel. Peter correctly identifies Jesus as the Messiah, but quickly discovers he doesn’t fully understand what that means. Jesus reveals that you cannot see Him clearly until the cross comes into focus. Join us as we explore what it really means to see Jesus clearly—and what it means to follow Him.

Join us for this episode , where Jesus opens a man’s deaf ears and frees his tongue. It’s a powerful picture of what happens when the King restores what’s been shut down. The question is simple, what might He want to open in us?

When Jesus taught us to pray, “Your kingdom come… on earth as it is in heaven,” He was giving us a vision. A vision of heaven breaking into real life, real homes, real neighborhoods.

In this episode, we’ll explore what it means for heaven to overlap with Annapolis, and how that overlap happens through formed disciples. Join us this Sunday as we ask: What would it look like for Annapolis to look a little more like heaven?

In the story of Jesus feeding the 5,000 (Mark 6), we see the compassion of the Good Shepherd. Jesus not only sees the needs of the crowd—He invites His disciples to help meet them: “You feed them.”

In this episode, we’ll explore what it means to look to Jesus, trust His provision, and participate in what God is doing around us. Join us as we learn how Christ meets our needs and calls us to be His hands and feet in the world.