Mark 3:7-21 - The text shows us several different responses to Jesus, only one of which is correct. Though part 2 of this message we'll further clarify what this appropriate response looks like and how we can distinguish it from its dangerous substitutes.

Mark 3:7-21 shows us several different responses to Jesus, only one of which is correct. Through part 2 of this message we'll further clarify what this appropriate response looks like and how we can distinguish it from its dangerous substitutes.

Mark 3: 7-21 - The question is often asked, "Do you have a relationship with Jesus?" Yet, in light of this text, we are forced to consider whether or not such a question is appropriate. After all, everyone has a relationship with Jesus. The better question is "Do you have the right kind of relationship with Jesus?" Through this study of Mark 3:7–35, we'll discover exactly what that kind of relationship looks like and how we can distinguish it from its dangerous substitutes.

The question is often asked, "Do you have a relationship with Jesus?" Yet, in light of this text, we are forced to consider whether or not such a question is appropriate. After all, everyone has a relationship with Jesus. The better question is "Do you have the right kind of relationship with Jesus?" Through this study of Mark 3:7–35, we'll discover exactly what that kind of relationship looks like and how we can distinguish it from its dangerous substitutes.

Mark 2:18-3:6

The notion that Jesus and the religious establishment didn't get along is nothing new. Yet, it is vital for us to be aware of these points of conflict so we can be sure that we are actually following him and not a popularly devised substitute.

Mark 2:13-17

Common interests and passions typically serve as the tie that binds us to others in friendship. If you want to know if your interests would align with Jesus, this passage discloses a surprising affinity of our Lord.

Mark 1:40–2:12

Sin is a problem; there is no use denying it. So what do we do about it? The text provides us with two abilities of Jesus that actually solve our sin problem.

Mark 1:14–15

What would a sermon from the lips of the Lord Jesus sound like? Mark tells us in this text thereby providing a paradigm for all faithful gospel preaching and evangelism.

Mark 1:2–13

How do we know Jesus is actually the Son of God? What evidence could we provide? Mark, thankfully, has already provided a couple of these proofs for us in this text thereby equipping us to embrace the divinity of Christ.

Mark 1:1

We claim that the good news, the gospel, is about Jesus. But what exactly about him is so good? The two attributes of Jesus noted in this brief verse will enable us to rejoice in this the prominent person of the gospel.