I Was There – Mark 14:51-52
What’s with the naked young man at Jesus’ arrest? I believe it is the author of this gospel saying, “I was there”. I saw what happened.
But we have this treasure in jars of clay to show that this all-surpassing power is from God and not from us. (2 Cor. 4:7 NIV)
Studies from the gospel of Mark
What’s with the naked young man at Jesus’ arrest? I believe it is the author of this gospel saying, “I was there”. I saw what happened.
It has been 2000 years since Jesus left us with this promise. But we should still look to his return for us with great power and glory.
Of all the 613 laws in the Old Testament, which is the most important? Jesus’ response was to live a life of love. Loving God, and others.
Hurt is inevitable in our lives. How we respond is not. Do not hold anything against one who has hurt you. Forgive them and find peace.
Jesus gave sight to many who were physically blind. But how much more precious that he will give sight to the spiritually blind.
To the one who believes, and does not doubt, everything is possible. Nothing God calls us to do will be impossible for the one who believes.
Jesus invited the crowd to discipleship. But not just to hang around him. His call to discipleship is to take up our cross and follow him.
Our society is getting worse and worse. Can anything be done? Yes, but it will require a change of heart that only God can produce.
Who is Jesus? Is he a man, a prophet, or the Messiah? Blessed are those who recognize him as Christ, and follow after him.
Who is this man who is able to calm the wind and the waves by command? Jesus is more than just a teacher and healer. He is creator and God.