The Gospel of Mark tends to emphasize Jesus' actions and spend less time on His teachings. Until, that is, it comes to a discourse on the End Times.

In a world of chaos, it's time to join together to make life better for others! When the people of University Baptist Church in Fort Worth, Texas, did that for me, it made all the difference in the world.

If you knew you were going to be murdered in less than a week, what things would be on your mind? What are the must-know/must-do lessons you want the next generation to take to heart? Let's find out what they were for Jesus.

Why were sacrifices such a big deal in "Bible times?" Why do I need to forgive those who wrong me? If God is good, why does He allow bad things to happen?

Poet and essayist Mark Weinrich shares the open secret to defeating despair and living the hope-filled life God intends for us. And it all starts with what we're dropping!

As Jesus travels from Jericho into Jerusalem, a series of apparently unrelated events form a single narrative regarding God's expectations regarding His people and our role in the world.

Opponents of Jesus attempt to derail His journey to Jerusalem by causing Him to offend Herod and be arrested and killed, just as had happened to His cousin, John the Baptist.

Ever try to get someone's attention but their head was down, lost in their cell phone or some thought? Frustrating, right? Wonder if God ever feels that way when He's trying to get our attention?

In Mark 1, Jesus gave an invitation, "Follow Me." But what does that entail? Today's study answers that question.

Can it be that two of Jesus' miracles were preceded by insults and saliva?