“What do you want me to do for you?” Mark 10:36; 51, CEB One of the things I’ve grown to appreciate about Mark’s Gospel is how carefully it is structured. Mark doesn’t simply record events as they happened. He arranges them in ways that help us see what the disciples themselves struggled to see. A good example of that appears in the middle section of the Gospel, where two stories of blind men fram...  Read More

The real battle is not simply about rules, possessions, or status. It’s about what holds our hearts. The enemy is always ready to use the things of this world — comfort, identity, security, ambition — to pull us away from the Light.  Read More

In God’s kingdom, greatness is not measured by position but by posture. It is not about climbing higher but kneeling lower. The war being fought is not for influence or recognition — it is for souls, for redemption, for the advance of the gospel.  Read More

When faith feels harder — when prayers don’t resolve neatly, when outcomes don’t align with expectation — we are invited not to strive harder in our own strength, but to kneel deeper in trust.  Read More

This miracle isn’t just about eyesight. It’s about insight. It’s a living parable of discipleship. Following Jesus often moves us from blur… to focus… to clarity. Not all at once. Step by step.  Read More

Blind eyes had been opened. Thousands had been fed. Demons cast out. Scripture fulfilled in real time. And still, “Show us a sign.” Not because they lacked evidence, but because they wanted control. A sign on their terms. Proof packaged their way.  Read More