Today's episode is a look at what is known as Palm Sunday. When Jesus arrived in Jerusalem, he quoted from today's passage Psalm 8:1-9. In it he spoke of the common people understanding praise better than the religious leaders.

Continuing in Mark 9:30 - 50, Jesus takes the disciples aside to teach them valuable truths before His upcoming crucifixion and resurrection.

Continuing our study of the Gospel of Mark, we pick up at Mark 9:14-29 and examine an incident in which the disciples encountered an evil spirit which proved too difficult for them to cast out. When asked how to overcome what seems to be impossible, Jesus told them what prevented their success.

Continuing in Mark 9:1-13, we examine the event widely known as The Transfiguration. As Jesus had been foretelling His death, He also informed the disciples that He would come back to life after being dead for three days. Here, He gives a glimpse of His glory to the disciples.

Today's episode continues in Mark 8:21-38. Here, Jesus continues teaching His disciples preparing them for ministry. When he starts to foretell his death, they become disturbed and say it should not be so. This lesson teaches them about the bigger picture.

Today we continue in Mark 8:1-21. Here we examine the feeding of the four thousand. Not too long before this, a similar miracle was performed; but Jesus notices they still don't fully get the concepts He was teaching.

Today's episode continues our study in Mark 7:1-16. The religious leaders have grown tired of Christ taking attention from their program, and have been looking for any fault to chip away credibility. Today, they see the disciples eating without washing their hands first. We will see Jesus' message to the fault finders and let it serve as a reminder in the ways we choose to be critical.

After the miracle of feeding about five thousand men with five loaves and two fishes, we pick up in Mark 6:45-56 to see the disciples being sent to the other side of the sea while Jesus went into a mountain to pray. This time, another storm arises and the disciples learn a valuable lesson.

Resuming our studies in Mark 6:30-38, we look at the miracle in which Jesus fed thousands of people with 5 loaves of bread and 2 small fish.

Continuing in Mark 6:14 - 29, we see where Herod has John the Baptist executed by an interesting turn of events.