The Power of Jesus’ Authority – Lessons from Mark 1:1–2:28

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the significance of Jesus' authority as seen in the Gospel of Mark, specifically in the first two chapters. They will learn about Jesus' power to heal, forgive sins, and even command demons. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of Jesus' identity and what it means to follow him. They will also reflect on how they can apply Jesus' authority to their own lives and ministries.

The Power of Jesus’ Family – Lessons from Mark 3:1–35

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the significance of Jesus' family as seen in the Gospel of Mark, specifically in Mark 3:1–35. They will learn about the challenges that Jesus faced from his own family members and how he responded with grace and wisdom. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of Jesus' identity and what it means to be part of his family. They will also reflect on how they can apply Jesus' teachings to their own relationships and ministries.

The Power of Jesus’ Parables – Lessons from Mark 4:1–41

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the significance of Jesus' parables as seen in the Gospel of Mark, specifically in Mark 4:1–41. They will learn about the various parables that Jesus taught, including the parable of the sower, and what they reveal about the kingdom of God. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of Jesus' teaching style and how they can apply his teachings to their own lives and ministries.

The Healing Power of Jesus – Lessons from Mark 5:1–43

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the healing power of Jesus as seen in the Gospel of Mark, specifically in Mark 5:1–43. They will learn about the various healings that Jesus performed, including the healing of the demon-possessed man and the raising of Jairus' daughter. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of Jesus' compassion and power to bring healing and transformation. They will also reflect on how they can apply Jesus' teachings on healing to their own lives and ministries.

The Ministry and Mission of Jesus – Lessons from Mark 6:1–56

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the ministry and mission of Jesus as seen in the Gospel of Mark, specifically in Mark 6:1–56. They will learn about the various ways that Jesus reached out to people, including through his teachings and miracles. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of Jesus' heart for people and his mission to bring salvation to all. They will also reflect on how they can apply Jesus' teachings and mission to their own lives and ministries.

True Holiness – Lessons from Mark 7:1–9:1

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the concept of true holiness as seen in the Gospel of Mark, specifically in Mark 7:1–9:1. They will learn about the Pharisees and their misguided understanding of holiness, as well as Jesus' teachings on what it truly means to be holy. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of what it means to live a life of true holiness and how to avoid the pitfalls of legalism and hypocrisy.

The Transfiguration and the Cost of Discipleship – Lessons from Mark 9:2–10:52

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the transfiguration of Jesus and his teachings on the cost of discipleship as seen in the Gospel of Mark, specifically in Mark 9:2–10:52. They will learn about the significance of the transfiguration and what it reveals about Jesus' divinity and his mission on earth. They will also reflect on Jesus' teachings on the cost of discipleship and what it means to follow him. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of what it means to be a true disciple of Jesus and the challenges and rewards that come with following him.

The Triumphal Entry and the Authority of Jesus – Lessons from Mark 11:1–33

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem and his displays of authority as seen in the Gospel of Mark, specifically in Mark 11:1–33. They will learn about the significance of the triumphal entry and what it reveals about Jesus' identity and mission. They will also reflect on Jesus' displays of authority in the temple and what they mean for our own understanding of his authority. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper appreciation for the authority of Jesus and what it means to submit to him.

Response to God’s Kingdom – Lessons from Mark 12:1–44

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the parables of Jesus as seen in the Gospel of Mark, specifically in Mark 12:1–44. They will learn about the significance of these parables and what they reveal about God's kingdom and our response to it. They will also reflect on the implications of Jesus' teachings for their own lives and ministries. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the nature of God's kingdom and what it means to live as faithful followers of Jesus.

The End Times and the Faithfulness of Believers – Lessons from Mark 13:1–37

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the end times as described by Jesus in the Gospel of Mark, specifically in Mark 13:1–37. They will learn about the significance of Jesus' teachings on the end times and what they mean for believers today. They will also reflect on the importance of staying faithful in the midst of trials and challenges. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the end times and how to live faithfully as believers.

The Betrayal and Arrest of Jesus – Lessons from Mark 14:1–72

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the betrayal and arrest of Jesus as described in the Gospel of Mark, specifically in Mark 14:1–72. They will learn about the significance of these events and what they reveal about the nature of Jesus' ministry and mission. They will also reflect on the implications of Jesus' suffering and death for their own lives and faith. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of Jesus as the suffering servant and what it means to follow him.

The Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus – Lessons from Mark 15:1–16:20

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus as described in the Gospel of Mark, specifically in Mark 15:1–16:20. They will learn about the significance of these events and what they reveal about the nature of Jesus' ministry and mission. They will also reflect on the implications of Jesus' death and resurrection for their own lives and faith. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of Jesus as the Savior and what it means to follow him.