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I Can't Get No Satisfaction (Mark 6:30-44)

In this wonderful passage of Scripture, Jesus is shown to be the Great Shepherd of the Sheep, feeding us and causing us to lie down in green pastures; the prophet to come after Moses to lead His people out of the wilderness.

History Fulfilled - The Resurrection (Acts 13:13-43)

Paul reaches all the way back to the beginning tracing the work of God in the midst of His people and brings us forward to the climax - to the person and work of Jesus Christ, particularly to the resurrection.

Head on a Platter (Mark 6:14-32)

Even through this morbid affair with King Herod and John the Baptist, Mark communicates to us the wonder of the gospel and the importance of the preaching of repentance

Sent With a Mission (Mark 6:1-13)

Jesus, the One who knows who will believe and who won't, still marvels at unbelief.

A Weak Faith in a Great Savior (Mark 5:21-43)

Through two desperate individuals, Jairus, a synagogue official, and the bleeding woman, an outcast, Jesus shows that He is worthy of our faith and trust.

The Graveyard (Mark 5:1-20)

Jesus is Lord and King over what is seen and what is unseen.

Who is This Man? (Mark 4:35-41)

In the calming of the sea, Jesus, as the Son of God, demonstrates His power of all creation.  The disciples feared the storm until they realized they weren't at the mercy of the storm, but a the mercy of the One who was in their boat - God himself.

More, More About....Seeds?! (Mark 4:21-34)

Jesus Christ has been made manifest - the True Light has come into the world.  We are called to make Him manifest - a call to be liberal with the gospel of Jesus Christ.

The Surprising Nature of the Kingdom (Mark 4:1-20)

From the Parable of the Sower, Jesus teaches us about the nature of the kingdom and how it advances.

A Divided Kingdom (Mark 3:20-35)

Jesus not only brought a kingdom with His first coming, but He divided and conquered one as well - He conquered the kingdom of Satan.