At the end of time, the final trumpet will sound—what do you think will happen? In this episode, J. Mark continues our study in Revelation 11:15-19 and explores the significance of the seventh and final trumpet judgment. At this time, Christ’s kingdom is proclaimed, and the King is worshiped by the twenty-four elders. The nations rebel against Christ’s rule, but believers are rewarded for faithfulness, while judgment is executed on the wicked. Join us to learn about Revelation’s prophecies about the end of time and be encouraged by God’s overarching plan that shows His sovereignty and justice for the world.
Children are an important part of God’s kingdom. In this episode, J. Mark explores Mark 10:13–16, where Jesus demonstrates the high value He places on children. While the disciples and religious leaders did not regard children as important, Jesus showed them that their perspective was flawed. He highlighted both the value and the virtues of children, teaching that we must become like little children to enter His kingdom. Join us for “Children of the Kingdom” as we discover what it means to have childlike faith and learn the importance of valuing the children God has placed in our lives.
What does true worship look like in a world that rejects God?
In this episode, J. Mark explores the account of the two witnesses in Revelation 11:1-14. These witnesses are sent to earth to call people to repentance. As we look at the measuring of the temple, and the ministry, martyrdom and resurrection of the two appointed witnesses, we see God’s call to worship him faithfully. Though the world rejects God’s message, this passage reminds us that His purposes will prevail and His faithful servants will be vindicated.
In this episode, J. Mark concludes his study of Jesus’ teaching on divorce and remarriage in Mark 10:6-12. In Part 1 of “Maybe I Do,” we explored the confrontation and the concession. In this episode, we return to Genesis with Jesus as He clarifies God’s original design for marriage. Jesus teaches that marriage is intended to be a lifelong covenant that reflects the relationship between Christ and His Church. We examine the seriousness of divorce, the impact of broken families on society, and the Church’s responsibility to uphold and model biblical marriage.
In this episode, we study Revelation 10:1-11, an interlude between the trumpet judgments in which John encounters a mighty angel who declares that God’s long-awaited plan is moving toward fulfillment. J. Mark makes four key observations about this messenger—the stirring sight, the simple prohibition, the significant proclamation, and the singular scroll. Through these observations, we gain a deeper understanding of God’s unfolding plan and His patience toward humanity. We learn how God’s ultimate desire is that people come to him in repentance before the time of judgment arrives.
What does Jesus teach about divorce? In part 1 of “Maybe, I Do,” we see the Pharisees challenge Jesus with questions on divorce in Mark 10:1-12. J. Mark explores the cultural and religious views of divorce that the Pharisees had, and Jesus’ response to these views. Jesus takes us back to the beginning, in the […]
In this episode, J. Mark examines Revelation 9:13-21, looking at the judgment released by the 6th trumpet. When this trumpet sounded, lion-headed horses who breathed fire were released upon the earth, carrying out God’s divine judgment. Instead of repenting and turning from their sin, humanity continued in their sin, showing that transformation comes only through the grace of God. Join us as we explore the surreal nature of these horses in three different stages.
As followers of Jesus, we are to learn from him and grow more like him. This is discipleship. In this episode, J. Mark takes us through Mark 9:42-50, where we see Jesus lay out the qualities of radical discipleship. We see how when we embrace radical love, radical purity, and radical obedience, we can make […]
Revelation 9 unveils the judgment of the fifth trumpet: a spiritual judgment where the abyss is opened, releasing a demonic force upon the earth. In this episode, J. Mark examines the four dramatic scenes of this passage: the unlocked pit, the unleashed power, the unveiled appearance, and the unmasked prince. In this Great Tribulation, we see the evil character of Satan starkly manifested and the affliction of those who did not choose Christ. This episode calls us to urgent trust in Jesus Christ before the day of judgment comes.
In this episode, Bible teacher J. Mark explores the values Jesus taught His disciples in Mark 9:30-41. As Jesus continues preparing the disciples for His coming death and resurrection, He challenges them by emphasizing three values of His kingdom: anonymity, humility, and inclusivity. J. Mark shows how Jesus modeled servant-hearted living as the suffering servant, […]
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