In Mark 3:30-35, Jesus challenges traditional family ties and religious authorities, emphasizing spiritual kinship over biological. His teaching evolves to parables as opposition grows.

Session 13 of "Mark Rightly Divided" explores the "unforgivable sin", understanding Satan in Jewish thought, and Jesus' power to exorcise demons amidst accusations from scribes.

In Session 12, "Mark Rightly Divided," the focus is on Mark 3:7-21, detailing Jesus' growing fame, the calling of the 12 Apostles, and various interpretations.

Dr. Randy White explores Mark 3:1-6, detailing Jesus healing a withered hand, His bold confrontation with the Pharisees, and a unique alliance with the Herodians.

In Mark 2:23-28, Jesus challenges the Pharisees' strict interpretation of Sabbath laws, asserting His divine authority as the Lord of the Sabbath and Son of Man.

This session explores Mark 2:13-22, detailing Jesus' call of Levi, His association with sinners, His teaching on fasting, and His parables about new and old.

Dr. White examines Mark 2:1-12, revealing Jesus' Messianic credentials, his divine authority to forgive sins and heal, and early opposition from religious leaders.

Analyzing Mark 1:35-45, we explore Jesus' Galilean ministry expansion, His messianic mission, prayer habits, and the significance of His healing and cleansing of a leper.

Dr. Randy White delves into Mark 1:29-34, examining Jesus' healing miracles, Jewish observances, and early recognition as the Messiah in Capernaum, with focus on Greek linguistic nuances.

Dr. Randy White provides an in-depth analysis of Mark 1:21-28, exploring Jesus' authority, miracle performances, and the subsequent impact on Capernaum.