Eyes to see? Not this guy. People bring a blind man for healing and Jesus works his magic not once, but twice to return sight. Then we see the disciples finally understand who Jesus is. Not John, not Elijah, not any other prophet, but the Messiah. He's come and in their presence. Join me as we unpack Mark 8:22-30.

Jesus is calling out the disciples' faith. They are so focused on their bellies that they are missing the main message. It's time to shake them up so they get the main point. Join me as we unpack Mark 8:14-21.

Jesus is at it again! Handing out bread and fish for masses, but this time it's a little different. The people are different and the circumstances are different. Join me as we look at the similarities and differences between Jesus' two feeding miracles. 

Where is Jesus going now? From Tyre to Sidon to the Sea of Galilee to the Decapolis, Jesus is on the move in Gentile territory. He's seeking out the lost and comes across yet another man who needs the healing of God. Join me as we look at Mark 7:31-37.

Jesus visits Tyre looking for some R&R. Unfortunately, his presence is made known, and a woman seeks him out to heal her daughter. Now we get to see Jesus' response to a Gentile. Join me as we unpack Mark 7:24-30.

Jesus deems all food clean because what goes into our stomachs can not defile us. It's what flows from our hearts that defiles us. So go ahead and eat that bacon, but ask the question, what am I putting in my heart? Join me as we look at Mark 7:14-23.

The Pharisees challenge Jesus about his disciples. Why are they eating with unclean hands? Jesus challenges them back with why are you all lip service? They've created their own traditions and bent laws to profit their own agenda. Join me as we unpack Mark 7:1-13.

A tale as old as time. Most of us have heard about Jesus walking on water, but Mark tells this story a little differently than most of us have heard it. Where's Peter? Why isn't he mentioned? Let's jump in and explore Mark 6:45-56.

Additional Reading: Matthew 14:22-32

Finally, we're feeding the masses! 5,000 men and who knows how many women and children. Jesus was becoming the most popular person in the region, and everyone flocked to hear him, but doing so, they missed dinner, and now Jesus wanted to provide. But how? Join me as we unpack Mark 6:35-44.

Cross Reference: 2 Kings 4:42-44

Additional Reading: 1 Kings 17:10-16, 2 Kings 4:1-7

Do you find rest in the Lord? Are you so busy you're not taking care of yourself? This is where the disciples had gotten themselves before this miracle, so let's look at Jesus' response in Mark 6:30-34.