What do we learn about compassion from Jesus' miracle of feeding the 4,000?

How do you react when you are wronged? Is how you respond biblical? What iOS God's will for our life in how we respond to those who harm us?

How should a Christian handle injustice and suffering on the job? Peter gives some very specific details about God's will for the believer in how they should live and face injustice and suffering.

God's will for our lives is to abstain from sexual immorality. In order of us to be complete and mature in Christ, we must follow and obey God's Word in every area of our life.

Chapter 7 concludes with Jesus healing a deaf and mute man. Mark is the only Gospel account that covers this event in detail. The way Jesus heard the man was totally unique. What do we learn about Jesus in this healing?

What is the will of God for the believer in relation to our government? How should a believer respond to government? God tells us that the will of God is to do good.

In I Thessalonians God gives us three simple commands to follow in order to do the will of God. These things are simple, but difficult.

Wouldn’t it be nice to know the things that are mysterious and hidden from our lives? Unfortunately many of those things are secluded in secrecy from us. God knows everything and plans everything, and yet He has chosen to keep certain things hidden from us. We also find though there are certain places where God tells us specifically what His will is for our life. In John 6, He tells us what His will is.

Jesus encounters a Syrophoenician woman who desperately needs her daughter healed from a demon. He faith is great and Jesus grants her request.

We now come to our last song that is sung by an aged man who not only holds Jesus in his arms but also sees him with his eyes. It is titled Simeon’s Nunc Dimittis. That phrase means “Now let depart”