Jesus frequently asks His disciples, “Where’s the faith?” Mark 6:30-56 demonstrates why we should continue to have faith despite seemingly impossible circumstances.

Whatever else may be going on in our lives, we can all thank God for the marvelous world that he made, from the wilderness to the food on our tables. His power over the seas and the stars and his care for his creatures from storks to lions are worthy of our praise.

The path of discipleship is costly and challenging. In Mark 6:7-32, we will see how to face ministry opposition.

How can we respond to the devastation of disease and death? Mark shares the importance of asking boldly and trusting Jesus' power to heal.

How can we face our fears? How must we respond to destructive forces that come against us? Mark 4:35-5:20 share two real-life crises that provide answers. 

How can we respond to the Word and be fruitful? In Mark 4, we’ll look at five parables straight from Jesus’ mouth that will help us be spiritually productive.

What is God's "why" for musical worship?

Is it correct to say, "We are all God's children"? Who are Jesus’ true family members? Jesus answers this critical question in Mark 3:7-35.

What is the greatest benefit Christianity offers the world? Is it love, morality, social care, or something else? Mark 2:1-17 answers this critical question.