Jakob King shares two parables that Jesus told which challenged people to listen carefully, with open hearts, to his message about the upside-down kingdom.

Dr. Crane shares four more stories about how Jesus dealt with the crowds, his apostles, his family, and his oppenents. He concludes by telling us that whoever does the will of God belongs in his family.

Dr. Crane shares four stories from Mark 2-3 that illustrate how Jesus challenged cultural and religious norms.

Dr. Crane tells the story of the paralytic who was lowered through a roof to get him to Jesus. This story shows how faith can be reckless, without regard for consequences, as we boldly folow Jesus.

Dr. Crane shows how Jesus needed solitude for prayer, to help him overcome temptation, to seek His Father's direction, and to rejuvenate himself for his mission and ministry.

Dr. Crane shows how Jesus had authority in how he called people, taught people, cast out demons, and healed people.

Dr. Crane kicks off our study of the gospel of Mark, showing how Mark presents Jesus and gives his testimony.

This is the first week of our new series on the gospel of Mark. Dr. Crane gives an introduction to Mark, to show us the context and purpose behind the book.

In our final week in the book of Romans, Dr. Crane shares some reasons to praise God from Paul's concluding benediction.

Dr. Crane shares Paul's advice to be vigilant against false teachers and false doctrines. When we are vigilant in what we let influence us we prevent disunity in the Church and can grow in our Christ-likeness.