Mark 5 tells us one of the most important truths anyone could ever know about Jesus: Yes, he cares.

The Gospel of Christ is not a fairy tale, it’s as real and true as the very Bread and Cup that God has given us to commemorate it.

There is no subject matter that is more challenging, fundamental, or necessary than what Jesus taught on forgiveness.

Ahab’s sin in the matter of Naboth’s vineyard is one of many stories in Scripture that point toward the sacrifice of Christ.

God’s will for marriage and divorce is clear, but we sinful humans have a tendency to complicate straightforward truth. We need to take time and effort to have a clear understanding of what God has said about various questions about divorce and remarriage.

In Mark 8 we learn something important about what it takes to really and truly understand Jesus. This miracle is an echo of why we need the Lord’s Supper.

God expects his people to be givers, sacrificial givers, givers of themselves to him, givers to others in need.

Jesus’ parables and miracles point toward one core element that makes his kingdom truly great: power.

Jesus’s last night with his disciples introduced a new life through him.

In the Song of Songs God gives wisdom for how to become one flesh in marriage, to be what God intended from the beginning.