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Dustin Epperly walks us through the Resurrection narrative recorded in Mark 16 as we conclude our series in the Gospel of Mark, noting 30 good things that are true for believers because Jesus is alive. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

Dustin Epperly walks us through Mark 15 as we continue through our journey in the Gospel of Mark. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

Luke Hamm walks us through Mark 14:32-72 as we continue our journey through the Gospel of Mark. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

Dustin Epperly walks us through Mark 14:1-31 as we continue our journey through the Gospel of Mark. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

For our final installment in Pictures of the Cross leading into the conclusion of our series in Mark, we take a look at the story of Hosea and Gomer. What we see is one of the most beautiful pictures of the love God has for His own. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

In this sermon--an installment in Pictures of the Cross leading into the conclusion of our series in Mark--we see 4 points being made about Christ: He was (1) despised and rejected, (2) our perfect substitute, (3) our willing sacrifice, (4) and our hope. Jesus humbly submitted to the will of the Father, that he might serve as our perfect substitutionary atonement. Without this perfect sacrifice, we have no hope of unity with the Father. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

After teaching His disciples about how history will end, Jesus commands them to stay awake. The aim of this sermon is to help us all consider our lives in light of Jesus returning, and to do whatever it takes to stay awake. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

Join us to ask the question, "is it possible to fake being a Christian?" This panel is hosted by Janna Gray. The guests on this panel are Dustin Epperly, Andrew O'Callaghan, Alex Sadecky, and Tanner Keen. Series // Bonus Panels To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

The most important commandant from Jesus is turned into a question as we consider our lives in light of the fact that God demands that we love Him with our being and our neighbor as ourselves. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

In this sermon, we see three movements in Mark 12:1-27: A parable, a question, and another question. Jesus mercifully shows us who He is and what He has come to do. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

Mark 11 is when Jesus sets His eyes on the cross. We have officially entered Holy Week, and you can feel the tension in the narrative. In this sermon, we slow down to see what makes Jesus weep and what makes Him angry. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

Mark 10:32-52 shows three stories of Jesus interacting with people who don't understand Him. In this sermon, we see that Jesus doesn’t stay away from those who misunderstand. He brings them along — by exemplifying suffering, servanthood, and greatness in ways that the world has never seen. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

In this sermon, we learn lessons about what the kingdom of God is like and see Jesus say hard things in love. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

In this sermon, we see three sections of Scripture showing off the glory of Jesus. We consider the truths of these verses in light of us wanting to be in awe of Jesus and to never put Him in a box. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

In this sermon, we see Jesus feeding the 4,000, being tested by the Pharisees, healing a blind man, and presenting the Gospel to the disciples. By God’s grace, this sermon points us to our drastic need for Jesus and seeing Him for who he is, Christ. Through this sermon we see that, Jesus provides the ability to overcome our blindness and forgetfulness to open our eyes and see Him. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

In Mark 7 we see Jesus as the Law fulfiller, the merciful, inviting us to throw ourselves on His mercy, and the gentle, sympathizing with human hurt. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

In this sermon, we get to see Jesus feed 5,000 people, walk on water in the middle of a storm, and heal more people. By God’s grace, these miracles are meant to point us to the gospel so that we might be set free to live our lives for the glory of Jesus. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

In a special episode, Campus Collective hosts a live panel discussion on the topic of how to follow Christ in a culture that twists dating, marriage, singleness, and sexuality outside of God's design. Hosted by Dustin Epperly and joined by panelists Nate Bordonada, Janna Salyers, Brenton Hutton, and Courtney Epperly, this panel aims to provide guidance to followers of Jesus in some of the most frequently asked questions on this topic. Series // Bonus Panels To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

In Mark 6, we see Jesus get rejected, His disciples get instructed on how to be needy, and John the Baptist gets brutally murdered. As we consider these stories, we beg God for the faith to be ready to be rejected for His kingdom. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective

In our journey through Mark, we have seen how Jesus is relentless in His pursuit of those He loves. Mark 5 illustrates that Jesus truly is the great healer. We will see how He radically saves three individuals from desperate situations — that He can do the same for us. Series // Mark: The Relentless Life of Jesus Christ To learn more about Campus Collective and Huntington Community Church, visit huntingtoncommunitychurch.com/campus-collective