Mark

The Triumphal Entry (Mark 11:1-11)

With the waving of palm branches and shouts of "Hosanna," Jesus entered  Jerusalem and presented himself as king. In this look at Mark 11, we learn...
The atmosphere on the Sunday before Christ's death
How Mark has building the "kingdom" theme throughout his gospel
The significance of Jesus riding on a donkey
God's promise to David and his royal family
What Jesus' kingship means for us in the 21st century
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Too Good to Be True? (Mark 16:9-20)

Three tearful and joyful reunions prove Jesus is alive.

He Has Risen! (Mark 16:1-8)

The resurrection is irrefutable evidence that Jesus is God's only Son.

In the Heart of the Earth (Mark 15:42-47)

Because Jesus faced the grave, we need not fear the grave.

Six Hours that Changed the World (Mark 15:21-41)

The crucifixion of Jesus Christ is the most important moment in human history.

God on Trial (Mark 15:1-20)

How the innocent Lamb suffered a criminal's death.

Watch and Pray (Mark 14:38)

Jesus gives the key to overcoming sin and temptation.

The Danger of Delusion (Mark 14:26-72)

How could Peter be so wrong about his denial, and how often do we do the same thing?

Wondrous Love (Mark 14:1-26)

An expensive flask of perfume. A fresh loaf of bread. Two objects that when broken, point to the death of Jesus Christ.

Return of the King (Mark 13:24-37)

Jesus came once as suffering servant, but he will return as conquering king.