More than 2000 years ago, a child was born into a seemingly hopeless situation, yet through that child came mankind's only enduring hope.

Mary's encounter with the angel Gabriel provides us with a vivid example of what it can look like to believe God without fully understanding how God will do what He has said.

One might expect God’s agenda to match the world’s ways of success. However, God’s strategy often surprises as His methods are remarkably humble.

Avoid causing others, or yourself to stumble.

Jesus’ followers are to be marked with the qualities of greatness, yet they are often confused in understanding what greatness truly is. In today’s passage, Jesus gives direct teaching on this subject.

“I believe, help my unbelief!”

In Christ, both glory and suffering come together. But glory will be the final destination.

Jesus calls His people to join in His victory, but victory comes through the path of sacrifice.

Jesus can make the blind see. But Mark's account reminds us that blindness is not only physical, but also spiritual.

In today's text, we see many people following and engaging with Jesus, and yet they do not understand Him. Are we in danger of the same?