Bible Book: Mark
Mark 5:27-29
Reaching toward Jesus with hope after a long season of suffering is at the heart of Mark 5:27-29. It encourages a faithful response that rests on what God has said, even when circumstances do not yet provide visible reassurance.
Read MoreMark 5:25-26
Bringing long-term pain to Jesus after other solutions have left you exhausted and disappointed is at the heart of Mark 5:25-26. It turns your attention toward hope rooted in God’s faithfulness, allowing present difficulty to be held without treating it...
Read MoreMark 4:39-40
Learning to trust Jesus after the storm exposes how quickly fear can take control is at the heart of Mark 4:39-40. It invites you to place what you cannot control into God’s care and to let His character steady you...
Read MoreMark 4:38
Being honest with Jesus when a crisis makes His care feel distant is at the heart of Mark 4:38. It invites you to place what you cannot control into God’s care and to let His character steady you when the...
Read MoreMark 4:27
Trusting the hidden process of growth when you cannot explain how God is producing change is at the heart of Mark 4:27. It encourages a faithful response that rests on what God has said, even when circumstances do not yet...
Read MoreMark 9:24
Bringing both belief and doubt to God instead of pretending your faith is stronger than it feels is at the heart of Mark 9:24. It encourages a faithful response that rests on what God has said, even when circumstances do...
Read MoreMark 4:23
Verse of the Day Mark 4:23 If anyone has ears to hear, let him hear. This short verse appears in the middle of Jesus teaching in parables. He has just explained the parable of the lamp and spoken about things...
Read MoreMark 10:14
Verse of the Day Mark 10:14 But when Jesus saw it, he was indignant and said to them, “Let the children come to me; do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of God.” Jesus does not issue...
Read MoreMark 13:15
Verse of the Day Mark 13:15 Let the one who is on the housetop not go down, nor enter his house, to take anything out. Jesus spoke these words in the middle of teaching His disciples about coming days of...
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