The Twelve

(Mark 9:1-10) The disciple's greatest privilege is not to do something but simply to be with Jesus. It is only as we learn to get alone with Him and hear Him that we are prepared to do His work. Listen to Christ's invitation... 

(Mark 5:35-43) It was their first field trip! Three students following the Teacher, and what an important lesson He had to teach them. Christ wants to teach us ALL something about Himself and about ourselves in this Scripture. 

(Mark 3:16-17) Did you know that three of the disciples had their name changed by Jesus? They would become known as "the inner circle" - Peter, James, and John. If you want to be closer to Christ this is what you need to know... 

(Mark 3:13-15) Jesus' first call to His followers was simply to be "with Him." Some things never change. Today we discover where every follower of Christ must begin. 

(Mark 3:13-19) The original disciples were just common, ordinary men. All of them were very different from one another, but one thing brought them together: Jesus. In this new study we examine the twelve and the One who changed them forever.

Like every good thing, revival begins in the heart of God and it is born in the hearts of His people. A spiritual awakening is always personal before it is national. Will you allow revival to begin in you? Get ready for revival "roll call" as we study the book of Ezra.

Listen to Scott Pauley introduce the daily Enjoying the Journey podcast.

Journeying With John: We all love to meet God in good circumstances and on good days. The Lord sometimes chooses to meet us in the loneliest moments of life. Regardless of your circumstances you can hear from the Holy Spirit.

Journeying With Onesimus: You can't outrun God! He knows where you are and goes where you are. In each of the three characters in today's story you will see yourself, and you will hear some message God has for you. He is at work in your life.

Journeying With Joshua: Why was Joshua allowed to lead Israel into the promised land? What set him apart from others? In this study we find three characteristics of his life that can be applied to our own. Find the secret and apply the truth.