From Mark 5:21-43 we see that Jesus redeems us from our corruption and restores us to life.

From Mark 5:1-20 we see the impossible deliverance and the diverging responses.

From Mark 4:35-41 we find the doubting disciples and the divine Messiah.

From Mark 4:21-34 we see that the Gospel should never be hidden, that it will do a complete work, and that it will provide unexpected results.

From Mark 3:31-35 we see that the kingdom of God is not defined by your heritage, but by your heart.

From Mark 3:22-30, we see the binding of Satan and the blasphemy of the Spirit.

From Mark 3:7-21 we see the frantic crowd, the fearful demons, the faithless family, and the favored disciples.

From Mark 3:1-6 we find the Meaning of Rest and the Major Offense.

From Mark 2:23-28 we see the priority of the Sabbath and the primacy of Christ.

From Mark 2:18-22, we find that the kingdom of God is not known by its form, but by its Spirit.