Christ Is Enough

(Mark 5:25-34) In Mark 5, the woman with an issue of blood touched the hem of Jesus’ garment and was miraculously healed. Knowing some of His inexhaustible power had gone out, Jesus asked, “Who touched my clothes?” The woman timidly replied telling Him “all the truth.” In today’s broadcast we’ll learn several truths about ourselves and our Savior. (06032220207) 

(Mark  5:1-20) We see four pictures in today’s miracle – a picture of the sinner, a picture of demonic spirits, a picture of society, and a picture of the Savior. Christ cared enough to cross a sea to deliver one demon-possessed man. He continues to deliver sinners by His power today. Christ is enough and He is worthy of our worship! (06030220204) 

(Mark  4:35-5:1) Have you noticed how it’s so much easier to believe God for somebody else’s problems than for your own? But Christ is enough to bring peace during your personal storms. In fact, without the storms you may never really get to know the One who stands on the bough of the ship and calms the sea. (06029220203) 

(Matthew 12:22) Today we see Jesus heal and restore a wild man possessed by a devil, unable to speak, unable to see.  The kind of man most people would avoid. The text reminds us that somebody brought this man to Jesus. No matter how difficult or how desperate, Christ truly is enough. Let’s bring everybody we can to Jesus! (06028220202) 

(Luke  7:11-17) How precious to know that Christ has a heart of compassion! Everything God brings into our life, and everything Christ does in that circumstance, is for one purpose –that we will come to know Him more personally and more intimately. Let’s learn from the funeral that Jesus divinely interrupted!  (06027220201) 

(Luke  7:1-10) Only God can see an individual’s heart of faith, so it is significant that Jesus described the centurion as having “so great faith.” The Bible says Jesus marveled at it! What are the messages we can hear about prayer, humility, power, and authority as we study this account of the centurion’s great faith? (06026220131) 

(Luke 6:6-10) Who knows you better than anyone? We learn today that Christ knows the real you. Jesus called the religious hypocrites whited sepulchers. A modern equivalent might be called “Instagram Christianity.” Jesus sees beyond our façade, and He knows our hearts. But He also knows our individual needs, and He is enough to meet each one. (06024220128)

(John  5:1-15) All people are broken, including the man by the pool of Bethesda. He waited 38 years for something to change.  Many people are waiting for something to change. But the question is – are you willing to be changed, to be made whole?  It’s not a question of desire but of choice.   (06023220127) 

(Mark 2:1-5) Four men carried their paralyzed friend to Jesus.  Their faith and assertiveness made all the difference in their friend being healed and forgiven! We learn from these men that God does His work when we each do our part. We all have a part – a corner to carry! Let’s connect people to Christ because He is enough!  (06022220126) 

(Mark 1:40-45) Lepers were included among the outcasts of society in Jesus’ day. Even so, He loved the lepers. You may be surprised today by what we learn about worship, God’s will, and God’s way as we meet a leper whom Jesus healed.   (06021220125)