Mark gives us five statements about the crucifixion of Christ that will help us during times of hard obedience and apparent failure.

Barabbas gives us an example of a substitution, where the guilty one is set free and the innocent one is punished. Simon of Cyrene gives us an example of God sovereignly drawing individuals to Himself.

The faithfulness of our Savior is contrasted with the failure of Peter as Jesus is arrested.

Four questions raised by looking at Jesus' distress in the garden of Gethsemane prior to His betrayal.

Our response to the events surrounding the betrayal of Jesus.

The story of the woman who anointed Jesus with costly perfume shows us six results that come our way as a result of listening to Jesus.

The priority of godliness, the process to godliness, and the perspective on godliness.

God's work includes our efforts, becomes clear when we follow Him, and is evidenced when we apply His principles.

Six necessities in following Christ's example of servanthood.

Three reasons not to worry and one radical assignment from Jesus.