As we see Jesus miraculously feed a multitude, encounter the Pharisees and hear his teaching the disciples in the boat we learn that we must put our absolute faith in Jesus and his word.

As we conclude Mark chapter 7, we see the restoration of the hearing of a deaf man and contemplate the implications for our own restoration by the Creator.

As we conclude Mark chapter 7, we see the restoration of the hearing of a deaf man and contemplate the implications for our own restoration by the Creator.

In this passage where Jesus journeys in to gentile territory, we find a woman of great faith who is concerned about her daughter.

In this passage where Jesus journeys in to gentile territory, we find a woman of great faith who is concerned about her daughter.

As we see Jesus walking to the disciples on the water, we find ourselves asking if we are trusting Him for Who He is, or if we are just "treading water."

As we see Jesus walking to the disciples on the water, we find ourselves asking if we are trusting Him for Who He is, or if we are just "treading water."

As we move through Mark 6 towards the feeding of the multitudes we discover that true faith is being fully satisfied in Jesus Himself.

As we move through Mark 6 towards the feeding of the multitudes we discover that true faith is being fully satisfied in Jesus Himself.

As Jesus comes to his hometown of Nazareth and is rejected we learn serious implications about our faith and who Jesus is.