Conduit Church - Darren Tyler

Humility and faith are intrinsically connected. "If anyone would be first, he must be last of all and servant of all." Mark 9:35

Darren shares about a boy who Jesus delivered from demonic possession. (Hint: Satan’s agenda is to take out our kids. Let’s take them to Jesus.)

Jesus invites you to "Transfigure It Out"

Jesus calls us to these 3 things: “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me."

Jesus shows us how to be Moved by Compassion, guided by The Spirit, Guarded by the Word

We can have an impact for the Kingdom, even when we are in waiting. That is good news!

Legalism and liberalism are the two ditches on the road to redemption.

David Schindel continues our "Restored" series teaching from Mark 6:45-56. What to do with a guy who walks on water!? Contemplating the distinction and eternal ramifications between astonishment and faith.

Jay Austin continues our RESTORED series in Mark chapter six. We'll see what the Word says concerning provision, and how and why Jesus provides.

Pastor James Boyd continues our RESTORED series by jumping into chapter six of Mark. We'll look at rejection. We've all been there, and perhaps you're there right now. We'll see what this passage can teach us.

Mark 5:21-43 details Jesus' power and authority, and his plan and purpose that sometimes looks different than we thought it would.

We can learn a lot from how Jesus dealt with the demonic, Starting with not ignoring it. -Darren Tyler

Jay leads into the journey of parenthood, learning intentional parenting from birth to adulthood.

Darren gives an overview of Mark 5:1-20 and interviews Mike Coupe, Founder of Place of Hope in Columbia, TN. http://placeofhopeinternational.com

Resources that a I drew from that deserve further reading/listening. Tim Keller, Gospel Of Mark. Jon Ortberg, Soul Keeping. Dallas Willard...all things Dallas Willard.

Solving the hardest problem in the universe.

Your name is given to you, your identity is discovered.

Sabbath was made for man. It's a gift, not a burden.