Using the temple as an object lesson Jesus teaches every disciple about end times and the need to be prepared to remain faithful until the end.

This week we look at how the Pharisees, Herodians, and Sadducees tried to trap Jesus with their public questions and how Jesus answers them by showing us what mankind really needs to know.

This week we as study the triumphal entry, and the temple clearing we see the measures that Jesus can go to in order to bring peace into our lives.

This week we finish out Mark 10 and look at the various was that the Gospel calls us to live that would seem backwards to the rest of the world.

When Jesus found himself teaching among children He called them to Himself illustrating God's view of how important children are. He emphasized their innocence and warned of the impact of neglecting their well-being.

Then, Jesus faced a test from the religious leaders about His view on divorce, hoping to trap Him. He replied with the guidance we need to make marriage a priority in keeping with God's Word from the very beginning.

This week we look at how often we can look to ourselves and other people to provide for us something that only God can provide.

This week we look at the account of the Transfiguration and what it teaches us about the Kingdom of God

This week we conclude chapter 8 of Mark looking at Jesus’ healing of a blind man and how it speaks to how blurry our spiritual vision can be whether we realize it or not.

Often when God is at work we don't fully recognize the lessons. In fact, some question God and doubt. But, in the end, He can't be stopped and we will ultimately glory in His work.

This week as we dig into chapter 7, we see how Jesus had to deal with the Pharisees who cared about how people behaved more than they did people’s hearts