There is a proper attitude that God looks for when people ask Him for a miraculous sign.

There is a proper attitude that God looks for when people ask Him for a miraculous sign.

There is a proper attitude that God looks for when people ask Him for a miraculous sign.

In three vivid stories Mark, Jesus definitely declares that the Kingdom of God is not just for Israel, but also for the Gentiles. While Israel often 'pretended not to see' their Gentiles neighbors, Jesus reminds His people that God's blessing in Christ is poured out on all peoples of all tongues, tribes and nations.

In three vivid stories Mark, Jesus definitely declares that the Kingdom of God is not just for Israel, but also for the Gentiles. While Israel often 'pretended not to see' their Gentiles neighbors, Jesus reminds His people that God's blessing in Christ is poured out on all peoples of all tongues, tribes and nations.

In three vivid stories Mark, Jesus definitely declares that the Kingdom of God is not just for Israel, but also for the Gentiles. While Israel often 'pretended not to see' their Gentiles neighbors, Jesus reminds His people that God's blessing in Christ is poured out on all peoples of all tongues, tribes and nations.

Jesus reminds us to avoid idolizing the Law. Venerating the details of the

Law often causes us to miss the intent of the Law. The Law is always

intended to point us back to God and the true fulfillment of the Law, Jesus

Christ.

Jesus reminds us to avoid idolizing the Law. Venerating the details of the

Law often causes us to miss the intent of the Law. The Law is always

intended to point us back to God and the true fulfillment of the Law, Jesus

Christ.

Jesus reminds us to avoid idolizing the Law. Venerating the details of the

Law often causes us to miss the intent of the Law. The Law is always

intended to point us back to God and the true fulfillment of the Law, Jesus

Christ.

Every church and people group have traditions. Traditions, in an of themselves, are not necessarily good or bad. But tradition, no matter how long it's been established, must always come second to the Word of God.