Jesus and his disciples come to the land of Gennesaret. The people of Gennesaret run to carry their sick friends and family members to Jesus so he can heal them. As Christians, it's our responsibility to run to and carry the lost to Jesus.

After the feeding of the 5,000, Jesus tells his disciples to cross the sea. While they are toiling in rowing, Jesus walks by. They cry out to him, and he enters the ship. Jesus is teaching them to call out to him, to trust him, and to remember his miracles.

Jesus separates himself from the crowd to pray. He then chooses and names the 12 apostles. We'll discuss the importance of separation from the world and obedience to God's voice in the life of the believer.

Jesus' disciples harvest wheat, and Jesus heals on the Sabbath. We discuss the doctrinal, historical, and devotional meanings of the Sabbath throughout Scripture.

Jesus heals a man possessed with a devil, and a conflict over the healing ensues.

How lordship and living a biblically structured life impacts the success of discipleship and counseling

Continuing our look at the traits that are found in a carnal walk