Even though He was arrested, tried, beaten, and crucified, Jesus was not defeated. What appeared to be His defeat was really His great victory! Chet Boyd III. (Mark 15:16-47)

He came to the earth to take our place. Never is this demonstrated more clearly than when He is crucified instead of Barabbas. Greg Hagues. (Mark 15:1-15)

As the final hours of His life approach, Jesus takes the disciples to pray. Chet Boyd III. (Mark 14:27-72)

Mary “wastes” an entire bottle of perfume to prepare Jesus’s body for His burial, but the disciples don’t yet understand that He will give all of Himself for us. They didn’t get it then, but we sure do remember it now. Chet Boyd III. (Mark 14:1-26)

Jesus’ Church is massively important, and we have to get it right. The stakes are high, but the results are beautiful. Codie Haddon. (Selected Passages from Ephesians)

Jesus continues telling His disciples what to look for as the end approaches. Above everything, He tells them to be ready. Michael McGough. (Mark 13:24-37)

Prompted by His disciples infatuation with the earthly temple, Jesus begins telling them about what will happen as the end comes. Derek Amos. (Mark 13:1-23)

Jesus wants big things for our lives. Not money or possessions, but He wants us dreaming big dreams and participating in His big Kingdom. Our friend Abel shares the big things that have been going on in Mexico & Chet III talks about how the poor widow was able to give the most! (Mark 12:38-44)

Jesus says that the most important commandment is all about identity and purpose: love the Lord your God with everything you are, and love your neighbor as yourself. We want to be a people who do that. Chet Boyd III. (Mark 12:28-40)

Jesus always has the right and best answer. And through it, we see His brilliance. Greg Hagues. (Mark 11:27 – 12:27)