
The Sending Christ - Mark 6:7-13
It is the way of Jesus to intentionally and repeatedly reach out into the world with unexpected timing, unexpected groups people with unique weakness. Jesus sends out a message that leaves each person in a position of absolute condemnation or repentance into absolute blessing.


Power & Kindness Part 2 - Mark 5:35-43
Jesus’ power over death is on display as he heals Jairus’ daughter and brings her back to life. In the midst of urgency and desperation, he shows that his ways are true and his timeline is perfect.

Power & Kindness - Mark 5:21-34
As Jesus continues his ministry in Galilee, we see him putting his great power over our physical bodies on display. As he meets the woman where she is, he displays his power to heal through his kindness to do much more than she ever could have imagined.

The Upsetting Power Of Jesus - Mark 5:1-20
Jesus is so full of authority and power that just the sight of Jesus makes demons flee to him, confess his divine authority and to beg for mercy. He now tells us that we too wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against satan and his forces and gives us specific attacks to watch out for as well as the tools of a Gospel centered life with which to fight to be strong in the Lord and the power of his might.

Distrust of Shattering Power - Mark 4:35-41
Christ claims to be sufficient for you in every and all areas of life. There is no foe, no fear nor any need where he is not the place where we confidently run.

The Seed Of The Kingdom - Mark 4:26-34
As Jesus continues to describe the Kingdom through parables, he gives the picture of the kingdom as a seed. Much like the seed, the kingdom grows in ways that are certain but often unseen. And like the mustard seed, the kingdom of God will far exceed our expectations.

Word Heard: Settled and Cherished - Mark 4:21-25
The only way to find the Treasure of God’s word to be the treasure of your heart is to prayerfully determine that it really is officially that …and that it will be that to you come what may.. and treat it that way today. He will exponentially bless your heart’s love for and joy in his word as you walk in this.

Do You Have Ears To Hear? - Mark 4:1-20
Jesus uses parables to illustrate the Kingdom of God, but he emphasizes here the importance of hearing well. Those who have ears to hear will be the ones who truly understand. He then gives examples of four soils, each soil hearing and receiving the word in a different way.

The Family of the Father and Son - Mark 3:31-35
In the Gospel, there is a new center of your family… no longer blood or name… but a new Father who has a family of sons and daughters. And since we have a new Father… we really do have a new family definition.

Forgiven and Unforgivable - Mark 3:22-30
The Spirit is precious and powerful and must be respected by all. But what is the unforgivable sin and have I committed it? Can I be forgiven? Do I even want forgiveness?

Jesus Calls and Equips - Mark 3:7-21
As Jesus teaches and performs miracles he attracting large crowds but remains steadfast and in control of his message. He then calls out his disciples and begins their equipping process.

The Heart and Lord of the Sabbath - Mark 2:23-3:6
Just as King Jesus would not fit into any other system, even the Old Covenant, Here here Jesus cannot fit into the Sabbath, but rather, even the Sabbath is made by and for its Lord… King Jesus.

Jesus: The Master of Ceremonies - Mark 2:18-22
Jesus, his teaching, his work and his reign fits inside nothing else… no larger narrative.. no greater agenda or idol in all of eternal history. All of Judiasm was about Jesus. all the Old Testament….all of human history.. all the universe and all time is about the Triune God’s plan in Jesus’s Kingdom. And with that Kingdom came all new ceremonies, ordinances and commands.
Regular, proactive fasting is fitting and helpful for us to train our minds and hearts to love and long for our Savior who is physically away from us right now. It is his call and desire for his Church and you.

The Joy of Life in Christ - Mark 2:18-22
Here Jesus is being challenged in his teaching and the way his disciples are conducting themselves. He responds by establishing himself and his teaching as the new norm and highlights the role of fasting in this new norm.

The Deconstruction Miracle - Mark 2:1-12
Jesus looks straight in the eyes of the leaders of Israel and tells them that He is the “Son of all Mankind”, holding a position with full divine nature by which he can forgive sins.

Jesus In Our Place - Mark 1:40-45
As Jesus interacts with the leper, so he does with us. When we humbly come to him, his holiness overpowers our uncleaness and he takes our place as the one put outside of the camp.

The Father’s Healing Preacher - Mark 1:29-39
At this point in Mark, we have found Jesus to be the incognito Christ whose primary mission from the Father was to preach the truth of the glorious kingdom that even reigns over demons and sickness. And he effortlessly overpowers and expels all demons and sickness he engages, while refueling and re-centering in significant times of prayer with the Father.

Christ’s Undeniable Voice - Mark 1:21-28
Jesus Christ possesses full authority over all. His teaching and commands over the spiritual realm both describe and demonstrate his divine power.

The Call Of Christ - Mark 1:16-20
As Jesus calls the first of his disciples, we see the basics of how he calls all of his followers. He calls. We obey.