Restless Wonderer - Bible teaching

Mark 12 v18 to 27

Part 35 of a series in Mark's Gospel.  A question about marriage and resurrection designed to trick Jesus - how will he respond?  What will Heaven be like?

Mark 11 v27 to 12 v17

Part 34 of the series in Mark's Gospel.  Jesus displays His wisdom ind ealing with challenges from His opponents, but also His insight into His own identity as the Son of God who would be rejected.

Mark 11 v12 to 25

Part 33 of the series in Mark's Gospel.  Jesus clears the Temple in Jerusalem - why did He do something so provocative, and what's it got to do with a fig tree?

Mark 10 v46 to 11 v11

Part 32 of the series in Mark's Gospel.  A blind man is healed and Jesus enters Jerusalem in triumph.  Who is this "son of David"?

Mark 10 v32 to 45

Part 31 of the series in Mark's Gospel.  Christ wants to speak to His discipels about His death, buit they want to speak to Him about teh position they can gain from Him.  This elads to the greatest explanation in Mark of why Jesus must die.

Mark 10 v17 to 31

Part 30 of a series in Mark's Gospel.  The tragic example of a man who could not pay the price to follow Jesus.  Who can possibly enter God's Kingdom?  Why are possessions so dangerous?

Mark 10 v 1 to 16

Part 29 of the series in Mark's Gospel.  Jesus teaches about divorce and in the process shows His attitude to the Old Testament Law.  Also the example of little children.

Mark 9 v 33 to 50

Part 28 of the series in Mark's Gospel.  An insight into Jesus' teaching of His disciples about greateness in the kingdom, attitudes to people outside and inside their group and the seriousness of dealing with personal sin.

Mark 9 v30 to 32

Part 27 of the series in Mark's Gospel.  Jesus predicts His death and teaches His disciples privately.  What is the significance of this private teaching for the basis of our faith?  Should the Gospels have precedence over the Epistles as some suggest?

Mark 9 v14 to 29

Part 26 of the series in Mark's Gospel.  An unusal encounter weith an evil spirit.  How does this fit in with our modern sensibilities?  What did Jesus mean that "This kind can come out only by prayer"?