Watch the Mark Devotional Series
Welcome to a devotional journey through the Gospel of Mark, one of the most dynamic books of the Bible. Written by John Mark, a close companion of the apostle Peter, this gospel presents Jesus as a man of action, moving swiftly through His ministry. Mark’s vivid style brings to life the dusty roads of Galilee and the bustling streets of Jerusalem, where Jesus’ teachings and miracles unfold with urgency.
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Mark Devotional #1 – The Gospel of Mark starts with a messenger. It also presents…
Mark Devotional #4– Sometimes we think that when you choose to serve God, suddenly everything…
Mark Devotional #5 – Jesus announced two conditions necessary for us to receive the kingdom…
Mark Devotional #6 – Gary Kent looks at how Jesus called His first disciples. Apostle…
Mark Devotional #8 – Simon and Andrew tell Jesus about their mother’s illness. She was…
Mark Devotional #9 – When the demons wanted to publicly identify Jesus, Jesus silenced them…
Mark Devotional #10 – The secret of Jesus’ power was His connection with the Father…
Mark Devotional #11 – There are many people who want to receive God’s blessing, but…
Mark Devotional #15 – Jesus called Matthew. He was attracted to the presence of Jesus…
Mark Devotional #16 – As you watch this devotional, take some time to examine yourself…
Mark Devotional #17 – As you watch this devotional, reflect on these questions: How do…
Mark Devotional #18 – There are people today who say that the Sabbath doesn’t matter….
Mark Devotional #22 – Jesus didn’t choose people who were qualified. He chose people who…
Mark Devotional #26 – Have you ever been misunderstood by your family, or perhaps your…
Mark Devotional #27 – The question that this parable asks is, “What kind of life…
Mark Devotional #28 – Do you have spiritual understanding – spiritual discernment – in your…
Mark Devotional #28 – The parable of the sower is about different soils that represent…
Mark Devotional #30 – Jesus tells them that his parables are actually meant to shine…