What can we learn from Mark 7.24-30? In this lesson we will look at three practical lessons for 21st century Christians.
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In this study, we examine two persons who approach Jesus in the midst of impossible circumstances. Jairus, ruler of the synagogue in Capernaum, approaches Jesus and asks for his 12 year old very sick daughter to be healed. As Jesus accompanies Jairus home, a woman approaches Jesus from behind and touches the fringe of...
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In Mark 5.1-20 we have a story of Jesus healing a man with many demons. What can we learn from this story?
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In Mark 4.35-41, Jesus makes the decision to cross the Sea of Galilee. As he and His disciples cross the sea a violent storm comes up. His disciples, who are experienced fisherman and used to being out on the water, are terrified and believe their lives are in danger. They wake Jesus up and...
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Healing on the Sabbath. Angry Pharisees. Desperate man, needing the help only Jesus can provide. Righteous anger, coupled with grief. An "unholy" alliance. All these things are discussed in today's lesson in the Miracles in Mark study.
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In Mark 2.1-12, we read of the boldness and determination of four men who cut a hole in the roof in order to get a paralyzed man in front of Jesus. Seeing their faith, Jesus was moved with compassion and forgave the man of his sin and healed him physically. What are some important...
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In Mark 1.40-45 we learn that in is loathsome, offensive, dreaded, permanent (w/o forgiveness), and deadly. Just as a leper cannot cleanse himself, so we cannot cleanse our self from sin - without assistance from God. In this story, Jesus freely poured out a wonderful blessing to a person who did not deserve it....
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Jesus was a person of compassion, service, prayer, and purpose. What can we learn in Mark 1.29-39 that tells us how to become more like Him?
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An examination of Jesus' first miracle recorded in the gospel of John.
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