Mark 4:35-41, 8:14-30

Lance reads from Mark 4 and 8 in this episode to highlight the interactions between Jesus and his disciples and the training they undergo throughout his testimony.

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Mark 4:1-34

Why did Jesus speak in parables? What was their purpose? These questions are discussed in this episode of Mark where Lance covers a handful of parables found in Chapter 4 such as the parable of the Mustard Seed, the Sower, and much more.

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Mark 2:13-17, 3:13-16

This episode reveals the original purpose of man: service. Not only this, but through the testimony of Jesus, we can see that we are called to God himself in his own mission as a servant king.

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Mark 1:1-15

In this episode, Lance emphasizes the idea of denying yourself and taking up the cross through the example of Christ and all that he did in his life in the world.

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Chapter 1:1-13

Lance covers the first few introductory verses of Mark in this episode, offering his view on the significance and uniqueness of this gospel compared to the others.

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Mark 8:31-35, 9:35, 10:26-31; 42-45

In this last introductory message, Lance talks about the portrayal of Jesus in Mark: not just as the son of God, but also as the greatest servant.

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Mark 6:30-44

Continuing in his ministry in Mark, Lance discusses the character of Mark himself who wrote the gospel. Although it was written anonymously, John mark has been attributed to the book since the earliest known records.

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Mark 2:1-12, 4:35-41, 5:21

This episode begins Lance's ministry in Mark, a book known to be one of the simplest yet most foundational out of the four gospels. 

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In this final episode on the gospel of Matthew, Lance provides an overview of the book and the character of Jesus as the descendant of David and fulfillment of prophecies.

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Matthew 27:57-28:20

In this episode, Lance gives an in depth explanation of the burial and resurrection of Jesus, including details on the tombs themselves and the characters involved.

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