At first glance Mark 12:1-12 feels very disturbing but what does it actually mean?

Once again, the religious leaders try to trick Jesus in Mark 12:13-17, this time by asking him about taxes.

"Pit bull Jesus" comes out in Mark 12:18-27 as the Sadducees pepper Jesus with questions about the resurrection.

Out of all 600+ commandments in the Old Testament, which is the greatest commandment? Jesus addresses that question in Mark 12:28-34.

This week we're taking a look at Mark 12:35-44 and unpacking a bit about what it means to go all in for Jesus.

Mark 13:1-31 is the focus of our time today...it's a long one...but it's full of good stuff.

Today we're taking a look at Mark 13:32-37

While Jesus was sharing a meal with his disciples, a woman causes somewhat of a scene when she spends a year's wages in a moment. Mark 14:1-11 shares the story.

In Mark 14:12-26 Jesus is sharing one last meal with his disciples, his closest friends.Today we see how gathering around a table over something as simple as a meal can be a place of intimacy and connection.

Peter is strong, bold and loves deeply. In Mark 14:27-31 we get to see a little glimpse into his future and his response to that prediction.

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David Johnson is back with us today to unpack Mark 14:43-52 where Jesus is arrested and handed over for questioning.