As we continue in our study of the Gospel or Mark, we stumble upon a passage filled with all sorts of weird stuff. Jesus is called crazy, He is accused of being demon-possessed, and Jesus seems to disown His own family. So what’s going on here? Sometimes passages like this can feel random. But what if Jesus was showing us some profoundly good news- that He came to free us from the false labels this world puts on us, and to invite us into our true identity? This week we will see how when we understand what it means to be part of the family of God, everything can change, including our very identity.

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From Series: "The Good News: the Gospel of Mark"

As we look at the first 8 chapters of The Gospel of Mark, we will see Jesus moving with urgency — healing the sick, casting out demons, and teaching with unparalleled authority. And everywhere He goes, He announces one central message: “The kingdom of God has come near. Repent and believe the good news!” But Jesus didn’t just proclaim this message — He demonstrated it as well. Everywhere Jesus went, He showed people who He is, and how that is good news for all of humanity. In The Gospel of Mark: The Good News, we will explore the revolutionary way Jesus reveals Himself and calls us to respond to the good news of His Kingdom. The good news goes so far beyond salvation – it's an invitation to transform our lives, day in and day out.

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