The accusations against Jesus continued and its reaching a boiling point. The core of the Jewish leader’s religious system was at stake and they will do anything to protect it. In response to this, Jesus dismantle it and reinstate God’s original plan of Sabbath. Mark 2:23-27

The accusations against Jesus continued and the third one was about fasting. Jesus response was a much deeper revelation than what his hearers could comprehend. Mark 2:18-22

Jesus called a terrible man to become one of his disciples. He later went to his house and this caused shock and dismay from the religious leaders. The truth of all this is, the man was a serious sinner but the Holy God showered his grace. Why did He? Mark 2:13-17

Jesus was interrupted by some men who wanted him to heal their friend. His response became a tense situation but Jesus was trying to show the people who He is. He dealt with the paralytic man deeper problem before healing him. What can we learn from this account of the paralytic man’s healing? Mark 2:1-12

A man with a terminal condition came to Jesus begging to be healed. He was also suffering from societal stigma and wanted to be free. What Jesus did for the man changed the man’s life. The sad truth was how did the man respond to Jesus’s warning?

After Jesus healed the demons possessed man He was invited to Peter’s house. At the house, something incredible happened. In this message we’ll see how Jesus displays His power and we can begin to understand the point of healings and miracles. Mark 1:29-39

After Jesus called His disciples, He went to preach at a synagogue. There He displayed His power and authority. The people experienced something new and amazing. In Mark 2:21-28, Michael unpacks Jesus authoritative teaching and power over dark forces.

In this message, we’ll discover that Jesus preached His own gospel and how He begins to show His authority as King. We’ll also learn why He calls people and what are they called for. Mark 1:14-20

John the Baptist was reluctant to baptise Jesus but why did Jesus insisted? Also, what was going on with the dove and the voice of God from heaven. We’ll tackle these questions from this message. Mark 1:9-15

Mark opens his gospel account declaring who Jesus is. He also takes us back to the Old Testament and how both covenants are connected. He introduces John the Baptist and his work. This gospel is clearly written to declare that it’s about a person not good advice on how to live. Mark 1:1-8