Christ gives us a series of parables which give us insight into the effects of the preached word on those who hear it. He also calms a storm, prompting his disciples to seriously consider who he is.
Mark 4 Verse by Verse
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Mark 3 Verse by Verse
Jesus begins to attract more attention, both positive and negative. His family begin to think he is crazy. Religious leaders accuse him of being under demonic influence.
Mark 2 Verse by Verse
Early in his ministry Jesus claims to have authority to forgive sin and calls himself the Lord of the Sabbath. This sounds like blasphemy unless Jesus is actually God.
39 Books: Nahum – Nineveh (the sequel)
Nahum – Nineveh (the sequel)
Over 100 years before this, the people of Nineveh repented at the preaching of Jonah. They are now back to their old ways.
39 Books: Jeremiah – The Weeping Prophet
Jeremiah – The Weeping Prophet
Jeremiah had the sad calling of announcing the coming judgment prior to the fall of Jerusalem and the people’s exile in Babylon.
39 Books: Esther – God’s Providence
Esther – God’s Providence
God is continuously working behind the scenes, even when things look bleak from our vantage point.
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39 Books: 2 Samuel – The Reign of David
2 Samuel: The Reign of David
This book highlights the reign of Israel’s greatest, yet very human, king.
