Despite being a buzzword, there are several reasons why we still use the phrase "gospel-centered" to describe our church

Humble dependence on God and mourning over our sinful and broken world leads to true flourishing and wholeness in God's kingdom.

The Sermon on the Mount shows us that true human flourishing and the good life our world is searching for starts with listening to Jesus.

Responding to the reading of God's word with, "Thanks be to God" helps us remember and be thankful that God has graciously spoken to us.

Just as the ark provided safety from the waters of judgment, we now have salvation from judgment through Jesus. And this is pictured and proclaimed in baptism.

Mark begins his gospel with the Old Testament to tell us that the fulfillment of God's promises to Israel had arrived with Jesus.

An overview of the four gospels and an introduction to the Gospel of Mark, which we will be working through in Line by Line

In the end, our aim in prayer should be to get more of God rather than getting more stuff from God, to seek God’s face instead of his hands.

Celebrating the Lord's Supper weekly helps us taste and see the goodness of the Lord and his gospel every time we gather as a church.