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We look back at the "Screenshots" series to review the lessons learned as we went through the book of Mark. Hopefuly you enjoyed it as much as I did! A special thanks to Pastor Ed Schuppe who has reviewed my podcasts and Nhia Yang who helped me come up with the concept of "Little Things." This was named "Little Things" because in God's kingdom, the little things are the big things.
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With the feeding of the five thousand and Jesus walking on water, Jesus reminds us that our limitations are nothing for him. And these miracles remind us to stop and take note of the amazing things God does in our lives every day.
Jesus again feeds a multitude. Later he warns his disciples about the false religious ideologies of their day. The disciples fail a test that we too often fail: the opportunity to trust God to provide when we can't see the answers to the problems we face.
In Mark 7, Mark shows us the Pharisees' hypocrisy, the bold audacity of a gentile woman, and the healing of a deaf and mute man. We'll examine traditions, knowing God is doing something even if it isn't what we hoped, and choosing to see God's goodness every day.
In Mark 9, we see a glimpse of God's glory, the importance of faith, and the constant need to be in the Word to stay on the right path.
Look for additional resources, including PDFs for discussion and additional study, on Amberalbeeswenson.org.
In Mark 10, Jesus is annoyed by the disciples, the disciples are annoyed with one another, Jesus teaches about divorce and childlike faith, and he begins the path to the cross.
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