Jesus takes the disciples to a high mountain, where they experience a life-changing moment. Moses and Elijah appear before them and converse with Jesus. Christ is transfigured, with dazzling clothes. This is indeed a sight to behold; however, what significance does this event hold? Why did Jesus say some would not taste death before seeing the Kingdom before this event? This episode covers this interesting chapter, and we unveil some of the significance of this event.

Jesus asks a very significant question in the concluding part of this chapter. A question still relevant today - who do you say Jesus is?

Jesus performed a similar miracle, but this time in a gentile region. This episode examines the significance of Jesus multiplying bread in a gentile region. Is Mark trying to communicate something? Is the healing of the blind man more than just the healing?

In today's episode, we explore Mark chapter 7 as the writer continues exploring the contrast between the Jewish and Gentile reception of the person of Jesus. The writer also addresses the traditions and rituals surrounding "unclean foods" and uses the opportunity to illustrate a deeper meaning.

Jesus is rejected in His hometown, and very few were healed by Him. In this episode, my brother, Ozie, joins me as we explore Mark Chapter 6. We look deeper at the significance of Jesus' rejection in His hometown and His growing fame in other towns. #GospelofMark #MarkChapter6 #Jesus #biblestudy

In this Mark 5 Bible Study, Mark describes three significant miracles performed by Jesus that defy traditional stereotypes. I try to explore the implications of these events, including the healing of Jairus’ daughter, the woman with the issue of blood, and the deliverance of the demon-possessed man. Beyond just the healing, these events show us Jesus’ power, compassion and more.

This chapter introduces Jesus' first use of parables in His teachings. Jesus uses everyday farming imagery to convey deep spiritual truths about how different people receive and respond to the Word of God.

In this chapter, Jesus heals a man with a withered hand on the Sabbath, sparking controversy and highlighting His Lordship over the Sabbath. He appoints the Twelve Apostles, entrusting them with the mission to preach and cast out demons. We also explore His profound teaching on the unforgivable sin and its implications. We get a deeper understanding of Jesus' ministry, His power to forgive, and His call to discipleship.

In Mark Chapter 2, witness the powerful moments when Jesus asserts His divine authority. Not only does He boldly proclaim His power to forgive sins, but He also redefines the sacred understanding of the Sabbath, declaring Himself as its Lord. Join me as I take a deep dive into these profound declarations of His divinity and explore their impact on His followers and skeptics alike.

Mark Chapter 1 - The writer introduces us to two characters (John the Baptist and Jesus Christ). Mark hints at certain prophecies in the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) being fulfilled and turns our direction to the nature of Jesus. Join Ridhwan as he explores this chapter. Thanks for your support!