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.
The King Has Finally Arrived - Mark 1:14-15
The long-awaited King has finally arrived and there is only one rightful response--- to repent and believe.
Light From The Desert - Mark 1:12-14
Jesus, the light of the Word, the Son of God, started his ministry by defeating Satan’s temptations and being upheld by the Father’s angels before beginning his gospel preaching ministry.
The Father’s Delight - Mark 1:9-11
The Father has authoritatively spoken now through his Son who He has always deeply loved and has made effectively and sufficiently made this known to all the world.
The True Substance - Mark 1:1-8
As we begin the book of Mark, we see John the Baptist introducing the true substance of the the faith that was promised from old, Jesus. John baptized with water, but Jesus would baptize with the Spirit of God.