Mark's Gospel (Page 5)

Mark 8:27-30 In our day, as at the time of Christ, there are many opinions about who Jesus is. However, it really doesn’t matter what others think. The critical thing for each of us is who we believe Jesus is.

Mark 8:22-26 When the Lord first brings us to faith, He opens the blind eyes of our souls. We can now see – not everything, and not always clearly. However, as we grow in the faith, our spiritual eyesight improves – we begin to see His truth more clearly and we grow

Mark 8:1-10 Jesus feeds four thousand people with seven loaves of bread and a few small fish.

Mark 7:31-37 Jesus heals a deaf man who also has a speech impediment and the crowd is astonished, declaring He does all things well.

Mark 7:24-30 We consider the case of the Syrophoenician woman, in response to whose faith, Jesus cast out the demon who was possessing her daughter.

Mark 7:14-23 We consider what makes a man unclean and unacceptable to God, and conversely, how to clean up our lives.

Mark 7:1-13 If you love Jesus, He says, you will keep His commandments.

Mark 6:53-56 Knowing what Jesus was able to do, the people of Gennesaret began to scour the land looking for those who needed healing and they brought them to Jesus.

Mark 6:45-52 After feeding the 5000, Jesus sent his disciples across the sea to Bethsaida. After sending the crowd away, Jesus spent several hours in prayer before walking out on the water to reach his disciples. They were scared and surprised to see Him do this.

Mark 6:30-44 As the Good Shepherd of His people, we see Jesus concerned to provide for the material as well as the spiritual needs of His sheep. He performs a miracle that shows He is God and underlines the teaching He has given as the Word of God, but it also provide

Mark 6:14-29 We consider the examples of John the Baptist and King Herod. Looking at these two men, which example you should follow? Will you repent and live, or will you not and perish? Every day you decide one or the other. There are only two paths.

Mark 6:7-13 We consider how familiarity with the gospel can be a problem for evangelism. We might be tempted to think that the gospel is far too complex to master and share with others, but we are challenged by the example of the disciples, whose message was simple.