Jairus, a ruler of the synagogue, asks Jesus to visit his dying daughter. Before reaching her, Jesus heals the woman with the issue of blood. We examine how to approach Jesus and how to wait on the Lord.

Jesus heals the woman with the issue of blood for 12 years. We study the word "whole" as it is used throughout Scripture, especially focusing on Jesus' healing ministry as a picture of spiritual restoration.

After Jesus and his disciples cross the stormy sea, they encounter a man with an unclean spirit. Jesus casts the spirit, Legion, into a herd of swine, who then run into the sea. This message explores unclean spirits in the Bible while discussing man's nature as a triune being, drawing practical applications from this miraculous story of healing.

Jesus and his disciples take a boat to the other side of the sea. A storm arises and Jesus calms it.

Jesus describes the Kingdom of God using two parables - the seed that grows and multiples while the farmer sleeps and the mustard seed. We discuss the meanings of these parables and the importance of growth in the Christian's life.

Jesus explains that his disciples are to be the light of the world. This messages discusses how to shine as lights in a dark world by holding forth the word of truth. Finally, we discuss the principle of reaping and sewing.

Jesus' first parable is the Sower and the Seed. We examine the meaning of this parable, including the four types of soil.

We discuss the meaning of Biblical stewardship in the context of Jesus' parables, examining the chief quality of a steward (faithfulness) and the chief areas of accountability (actions and words).

Jesus tells his first parable, so we examine what parables are, why Jesus used them, and communication lessons we can learn from Jesus. We also explore the Bible's teaching on ears.

Examining the Bible's teaching on familial relationships and God's will

Jesus teaches on the unpardonable sin and the necessity of unity. This message examines blasphemy against the Holy Spirit in the context of Mark 3 and the New Testament church while exhorting the church to unity.

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 moves from the feast at Matthew's house to answering questions about fasting. He explains fasting using analogies of clothing repair, wine storage, and weddings. We examine our new life in Christ and fasting from both doctrinal and devotional points of view.

Jesus meets Matthew at the tax collector's booth and invites him to follow. Jesus then eats at Matthew's house along with his disciples, publicans, and sinners. We are called to live at peace with and love our enemies while reaching the lost with the Gospel..

Four men carry their paralytic friend to Jesus, who forgives the paralytic man's sins and heals his physical condition. The man's friends overcome the physical barriers to access Jesus while Jesus overcomes the spiritual barriers.

A leper hears of the miracles of Jesus and comes to him for healing. Jesus is moved with compassion for the man and heals him. The healed leper publishes his encounter with Jesus.

Jesus is at the beginning of his ministry, and he is busy with meeting people's needs. He wakes up early to spend time with his father in prayer, and then he continues to minister.

Examining the basis of Christ's authority in word and deed, describing how he was different from the scribes, and discussing practical ministry principles from Jesus' ministry

Jesus teaches in the synagogue and rebukes an unclean spirit. We learn the importance and impact of teaching doctrine with authority and how to gain victory over sin in our lives.