In this sermon on Mark 10:46-52, we explore Blind Bartimaeus, who boldly calls out to Jesus for mercy, defying the crowd’s attempts to silence him. His persistent faith leads to healing and a transformative relationship with Christ. This powerful story challenges us to have the courage to call out and the faith to follow Jesus. Are we ready to break through resistance and step into the light?

The 8 parables in the Gospel of Mark are often overshadowed by their isolated interpretations. In this blog post, I uncover themes of growth, judgment, and readiness that reveal why these teachings were vital to early Christians.

In this sermon from Mark 10:17-31, the rich young ruler asks about eternal life. Explore the quest for eternal life, the challenge of letting go of possessions, and how Jesus invites us into a deeper relationship through faith.

Mark 7:24-30 - Jesus is moved to act because of the faith of the Syrophoenician woman. This sermon speaks about Jesus' interaction with her, the feeding of the 5,000 in Mark 6, and the feeding of the 4,000 in Mark 8, and how they fit together.

The 17 miracles of Jesus in the Gospel of Mark show the wide range of Jesus’ work - - from casting out unclean spirits to raising the dead. Witness how these acts of healing and restoration reveal Jesus' divine authority and compassion. You can learn the significance of each miracle and how they illustrate Jesus' power over nature, illness, and evil.

Themes is the Gospel of Mark vividly portrays Jesus as the Son of God whose ministry transforms lives. Themes like discipleship, suffering, and the Kingdom of God invite us to deepen our understanding of Jesus' mission. Through miracles and teachings, Gospel of Mark themes reveal the relevance of Jesus' identity and message, offering timeless insights into faith, perseverance, and God's profound love for humanity.

Mark's Gospel is a foundational New Testament text, portraying Jesus as the authoritative Son of God. Written for a Gentile audience, likely in Rome, Mark's fast-paced narrative emphasizes Jesus' deeds over teachings. Through themes of discipleship, sacrifice, and the Kingdom of God, Mark encourages believers to follow Jesus with commitment, despite persecution.

Discover why the second book of the New Testament is known as "The Gospel of Mark." Learn about John Mark's background, his close association with the Apostle Peter, and the early church's recognition of his authorship. I write about the historical and traditional evidence that supports Mark's unique perspective on Jesus's life and ministry.

The 8 parables in the Gospel of Mark are often overshadowed by their isolated interpretations. In this blog post, I uncover themes of growth, judgment, and readiness that reveal why these teachings were vital to early Christians.