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Jesus' official ministry launch begins with his arrival at the Jordan and baptism. An event which signifies a new beginning.

We begin a new series in the Gospel of Mark, the first Gospel written declaring the works and teachings of Jesus Christ, the Son of God.

As we close out the series in Proverbs we look at the call of wisdom in our lives.

What does it mean to be wise with the money God has trusted to us?

Family. We all have one, and within each family are many moving parts that require wisdom.

Our guest preacher Kevin Halloran shares with us about the need and call to battle in prayer.

We are made to work, and so we need to have an accurate view of the work we have been called to.

Biblical friendship is essential to Christian living.

Our words matter, with our tongue we can choose to inflict pain or bring healing into people around us.

Proverbs has much to say about the fool, the folly that awaits him and how to avoid being him.

The book of Proverbs is filled with clear instruction in how to pursue the abundant life God has for us, the question is, will we follow that instruction?

In Proverbs two Solomon shows the value of pursuing wisdom.

This morning we study who Proverbs was written for, why it was written, and what we can learn from it.

The son of man came not to be served but to serve. If we call ourselves Christians, we must be willing to do the same.

Christians are to be generous and joyful givers.

Hospitality, the care for strangers is essential to be the Christian life because our God has always been hospitable.

Before we can share the Gospel, we need to know what it is and then let that reality change the way we view evangelism.

Fasting is feasting on God.

We examine why we do what we do when we do what we do.

Worship is when we focus on and respond to God. It is something not reserved just for Sundays but is a mindset that must bleed into the rest of our lives.