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In the midst of our spiritual thirst and hunger, there is an offer that will bring true satisfaction from Revelation 3:14-22.

Jesus points out to his disciples that while they are missing the most important thing, they still have a responsibility for how they live their lives and the impact they have on others from Mark 9:42-50.

Jesus points out to his disciples that while they are missing the most important thing, they are distracted from the things they should be focusing on from Mark 9:30-41.

From the beginning, Jesus prepared his disciples to minister in his name. That ministry requires them to devote themselves to prayer from Mark 9:14-29.

Jesus reveals the reality of who he is to his disciples and they still don’t understand from Mark 9:2-13.

Jesus asks his followers to consider his identity and what they will choose to do in response from Mark 8:27-9:1.

In order to ensure the health of an individual or an organization, there is a need for preventive maintenance in from Revelation 3:1-6.

In spite of all that Jesus is revealing about himself, it is still possible to miss the obvious from Mark 8:13-26.

Even though they have seen Jesus do amazing things, people still don’t understand what he can do from Mark 8:1-13.

It is amazing to see Jesus' character revealed in his responses to faith and his efforts to maintain a low profile despite his great works from Mark 7:24-37.

It is easy to see Jesus as supporting the old ways of approaching God, but in reality, he is presenting us with something new from Mark 7:1-23.

It is possible to see God doe amazing things around and still fail to understand who he is from Mark 6:45-56.

Sometimes the crowd, who is seeking Jesus to meet their needs, doesn’t realize who he really is from Mark 6:30-44.

The contrast between those who reject Jesus in unbelief and those who commit their lives to him is striking from Mark 6:1-13.

Sadly, we often face the brutal reality that it is too late, even for Jesus to do something. However, Jesus calls believers to not fear and trust in him from Mark 5:35-43.