As Jesus comes back into the temple to teach the word of God to the people, the chief priests, the scribes, and the elders have a question for Him. "By what authority are you doing these things and who gave You this authority?" Today we will hear the Lord's response.

In Matthew, Mark, and Luke, Jesus institutes the Lord's Supper with His apostles. He tells them, "Do this in remembrance of Me". The Lord's Supper is still observed today by disciples of Jesus, and the Lord has given us specific instructions on how it should be done. These instructions come from Jesus Himself and from His apostles.

In this week's study we will begin the final week of Jesus' life on earth. As He comes into Jerusalem, He will search a verdant fig tree, looking for figs. When He finds none, He curses the fig tree, and it withers. Then He comes into the temple, looking for faith in God. It is a very religious place, but there is no fruit.

Do you pray? Do you pray often? If so, what do you pray for? Danny and Kurt will look at these important questions and see what the Bible has to say about prayer and the way it should be done. Thank you for joining us in this important study.

The time has come for our Lord to enter Jerusalem on a colt, the foal of a donkey. This moment was prophesied of by Zechariah many years ago and today it will be fulfilled. Thank you for studying the gospel of Mark with Danny and Robert.

In this second episode of our 11th season, we'll look at why Christians meet on the first day of the week. Understanding why we meet and what is accomplished when we're gathered together will help us better appreciate God's will for His children and the role we play when we come together for worship.

Bartimaeus, son of Timaeus has heard that Jesus of Nazareth is passing by. Bartimaeus knows what this means for him and he is NOT letting this wonderful opportunity slip through his hands. May we all be more like him in our desire to stand before the Lord.

For Season 11, we'll be looking at why we do the things we do in worship, and in our daily lives. Is seems appropriate to address one of the biggest questions for this study. "Why do we worship God?" Danny and Kurt will use the Holy Scriptures to explain the answer to this important question.

We have heard Jesus tell the apostles that they are going up to Jerusalem, where He will be betrayed, mocked, spit upon, and killed. After these things, He will rise again on the third day. James and John must understand the plain teaching of Jesus because they have a very strange request for our Lord.

IN Season 10, Danny and Kurt have looked at the 7 famous I Am's in the gospel of John. For this final episode of the season, they will share 9 more "I Am's" that are also in John. These 9 "I Am's" are absolute, not metaphorical.