We got a great question this week! How could David take Goliath's head to Jerusalem if he hasn't even captured the city of Jerusalem from the Jebusites yet? Well, here's your answer.

In Mark 2, we will watch four men carry their friend to the only One who can help him. It is on this day that a powerful miracle will be performed by the Son of God to demonstrate His divine authority to forgive the sins of men on earth.

Abigail is an amazing woman that we can read about in 1 Samuel 25. She is made aware of the imminent destruction of her husband and her entire household, and she moves quickly with wisdom, discretion, and grace.

Jesus shows great compassion and care for a man who is condemned to death by the law. He has leprosy and he has lost the life he once knew. Bearing under the weight of great suffering and death, this man in Mark 1 has heard about Jesus and will come to Him, plead, kneel, and say, "If You are willing, You can make me clean."

In Season 9, Danny and Kurt will look at some of the most famous women in Scripture. We'll kick off episode 1 with a study on Eve. The first woman ever created and the mother of all living.

Our lightning Round Question #21 is about dancing. Where does the Bible say that it sinful to dance in public?

As Mark gives us the gospel of Jesus Christ, he wastes no time telling us about the compassion and love that the Lord has for His people. In this short reading, Jesus will heal Peter's mother-in-law, all who are sick and demon possessed, and He will still find time to pray.

In James 3:13 tells us, "Let the wise and understanding show by good conduct that his works are done in the meekness of wisdom." Today, Danny and Kurt will show how Jeus did this perfectly throughout His life. "Good works done in the meekness of wisdom."

Danny and Robert will take a close look at the beginning of Christ's ministry and what Mark chooses to tell us about the Lord as His teaching and preaching begins.

This is the final reading for the book of Galatians. Danny and Kurt want to thank all of you for going through this study with us and we hope that you will share it with other Bible enthusiasts or even use it again for yourself in the future when you have an important question about this inspired letter.