Our series begins with the first "moment"  of Jesus' life described by Mark's Gospel, his baptism. What can we take from what the voice of God spoke to Jesus as he came up out of the water? Click below to find out Bill Coley's response to that question.

Immediately after his baptism, according to the Gospels, Jesus experienced forty days of temptation in a wilderness. Highs and lows. Authority and testing. In this episode. we visit Jesus' wilderness and find support for journeys through our own.

Our new video series moves to a small, almost incidental scene near the launch of Jesus' public ministry to find a powerful hope and an equally power directive.

Some invitations we just can't reject. In this episode of our new video series, we're offered one such invitation. Don't come overdressed or intent on showing off. Don't come to curry favor or leave impressions. Come to be yourself, your wounded, broken, needy self. You WILL be welcomed. You WILL be made new.

Change one of the few constants in the modern world. Change is a necessary component if we are to have the life to which Jesus came to invite us. Watch this video to discover the need and value of change in our lives.

Jesus told stories, some of which are difficult to understand. In truth, there's much about life that's hard to understand. Fortunately, we can open our hearts to understanding. Watch this episode in our series to find out more.

We turn to one of the most necessary subjects in Christianity, faith. Faith is a friend - a force - most needed in challenging times. Given the challenges we currently face both locally and globally, this episode is a "right place at the right time" moment. Be blessed.

It can be a lot easier not to care, or at least to take time off from caring, than always to be "on" our Christian game. But if we are to follow Jesus as he wants us to follow him, we don't have such a choice. Fortunately we have help and hope in our efforts to live tirelessly in the name of Christ. Watch this video to be reminded and encouraged about the good you will do this week.

In this episode we witness Jesus' encounter with and commentary on empty, robotic spiritual practices and traditions, traditions devoid of value or meaning. We're all susceptible to such errors. Perhaps it's time for a checkup?

Few Bible texts are as challenging as the one reviewed in this episode of our series. Jesus appears to call a woman a dog! How can we use such a difficult text for our good... once we get past our astonishment?

Surrounded by stress, conflict, and anxiety, it's easy to forget the reminder we discover in this "moment" in Jesus' life. Whether you need encouragement or know someone who does, take this moment and share it with others.

Do you remember your confession of faith in Christ? Since you made that confession, have you received what you expected to receive? Has the life Jesus called you to live been the life you thought you'd live? Join us for a candid assessment of the challenges of living the Christ life.

Followers of Jesus make mistakes just like everyone else in the world. But as followers, we have the power and authority to acknowledge and learn from our mistakes. We have Christ in us!

In case no one's told you, you're not perfect. Okay, we know you know that; in fact, you may well have been the best source of confirmation of your imperfection, In this scene, Jesus offers his own confirmation of our woundedness AND some much needed hope.

You have what it takes to figure out your life! That profound assertion from a story about whose name is on a coin. View this "moment" for more information and the key to your figuring it out.

Going to church is great (you oughta do it!) but there's more to the Christian life than what a church can teach you. The addition of living to what we learn in the subject of this episode in our ongoing series.

We begin the final week of this video series with a look at the Last Supper. An expression of divine grace received on a night filled with betrayal - betrayal that looks a lot like our own.

Without what happens in the Garden of Gethsemane, there is no Easter. It's as simple as that as Bill Coley explains in this poignant yet hopeful episode in our series (SPOILER ALERT: There are only two episodes left. Stay tuned!)

The crucifixion is at the core of the Christian story: without it, there is no resurrection without it. Tune in to this video to explore an aspect of this familiar piece of our faith that may not have caught your attention.