Gospel of Mark
Jesus Teaches the Parable of the Sower (Mark 4:1–20)
Jesus teaches the Parable of the Sower in Mark 4:1–20, revealing how different hearts respond to God’s Word. Discover which soil best represents your life today—and how to cultivate a heart that bears real fruit for the kingdom. Spiritual growth starts with listening—and letting the Word take root.
Jesus Heals the Paralytic (Mark 2:1–12)
In Mark 2:1–12, four friends tear through a roof to bring a paralytic to Jesus. What happens next reveals the heart of Christ: forgiveness first, then healing. This bold moment calls us to persistent faith, deeper trust, and a willingness to act when others can’t move on their own.
Jesus Heals the Leper (Mark 1:40–45)
A desperate man with leprosy approaches Jesus. Moved with compassion, Jesus touches and heals him. This encounter reveals not just miraculous healing—but the love that restores worth and dignity to the outcast. Will you let Jesus touch what others avoid?
Jesus Calls His First Disciples (Mark 1:16–20)
Jesus calls Simon, Andrew, James, and John from their boats. These fishermen leave everything to follow Him. Mark 1:16–20 shows us how ordinary people respond with extraordinary faith to a simple call. Will you answer that call today?
Jesus Baptism in the Gospel of Mark (Mark 1:9–11)
Audience of the Gospel of Mark Mark is writing to Roman Gentile believers—disciples under pressure. His account of Jesus’ baptism in the Gospel of Mark illustrates Jesus as a Servant-King with divine authority. His audience is action-oriented, practical, and surrounded by worldly power. They need to see Jesus as a Servant-King with divine authority, not […]