Mark 12:32-40; The most common blind spot is believing that others have them and you don't. This certainly was the trap the religious leaders of Jesus day fell into and Jesus exposes those blind spots in His interaction with them.

Mark 12:28-31, A well-intended scribe asks Jesus what is most important in life. The answer isn't just for the scribe.

Mark 12:1-12; Today we look at three attributes of God on display in this powerful parable.

Mark 12:18-27; The “Sadducees” of Jesus’ day could be compared to the “Enlightened Thinkers” of our day. In the Sadducee's case, they took scripture out of context and gave off an appearance of biblical respectability while erroneously embellishing a hypothetical case. Dr. Bob highlights the ways Jesus avoids their traps and inturn trains us to do the same.

Mark 11:15-18, 27-33 & 12:13-17; With so much abuse of power in our world today we struggle with the concept of authority. This, however, isn't new to us as we see Jesus deal with the topic of authority today.

Mark 11:12-26; As the coming King prepares to take hold of His new Kingdom we see 3 signs of a counterfeit faith exposed by an analogy of a fig tree and a cleansing of the temple.

Mark 11:1-11; As Jesus fulfills prophecy and rides into Jerusalem on a Donkey we look at three aspects of our new identiy under his Kingship.

Mark 10:46-52; The blind beggar Bartimaeus shows the people of his day and ours how can we get unstuck from a hard place in life.