Mark's Gospel (Page 7)

Mark 3:28-30 We consider the unpardonable sin. It is a very serious subject and one that we need to understand, whether we are believers or not

Mark 3:22-27 We consider the argument the scribes used to try and discredit Jesus. They claimed He was demon-possessed, because He was casting out demons.

Mark 3:13-19 The Lord calls whom He wills to Himself and salvation, and He also calls each of His servants to that particular work He wants them to do.

Mark 3:7-12 Not everyone who „comes„ to Jesus comes for the right reasons or in a saving way. We see two things from our text: *First, it’s important that you come to Jesus, but *Second, you must come to Him for the right reasons.

Mark 3:1-6 Jesus is our perfect example in everything – in our passage, He shows us what to do when ministering the Gospel to those who have hard hearts.

Mark 2:23-28 Jesus says, „The Sabbath was made for man, and not man for the Sabbath.„ We consider two things: *Why the Lord instituted the Sabbath (to be a blessing to man), and *What exceptions mercy permits on this day.

Mark 2:18-22 The Old Testament is the Word of God and is still applicable to us as God’s people. We consider how much of the Old Testament applies, which parts of it do and which do not.

Mark 2:13-17 The Bible is clear that you must come to Jesus for forgiveness; but it’s equally clear that if you would come to Him, there’s something He must do first.

Mark 2:1-12 There can be no salvation without forgiveness, which is why trust in Jesus is essential – forgiveness is only found in Him.

Mark 1:40-45 Have you ever thought that now that Jesus is in heaven, you can’t approach Him as you might have during the time He walked the earth? You need to see that Jesus is willing to receive you, if you come to Him in the right way.

Mark 1:35-39 Is there a „secret„ of having a life that is truly blessed? Of having a close walk with God, a true and deep spirituality, of being effective in our service, of having victory over sins, peace of conscience, of having all our needs met? No.

Mark 1:32-34 In the evening, the whole city gathered at the door, and Jesus, instead of telling them to go away until they met certain conditions, received them. Jesus stands ready to receive you now too.