Mike Crawford

[Mark 16:1-8]

[Mark 14:27-42] Pride distorts your view of yourself, others and God.

[Mark 14:1-11] “A Beautiful Thing,” calls us to grow in our loving relationship with Jesus and to live more generously and sacrificially as His transforming work becomes known in our lives.

[Mark 12:28-34] Love God, love others.

[Mark 10:46-52] When faith meets obstacles—both situational and relational—the story of Bartimaeus in Mark 10:46–52 invites us to persist in calling out to Jesus.

[Mark 10:32-45] As Jesus resolutely moves toward Jerusalem and the cross, Mark 10:32–45 calls us to see purpose in His suffering, reject self-seeking ambition, and rediscover a humble, Christlike passion to serve others—especially those different from ourselves.

[Mark 8:22-30]

[Mark 7:31-37] What do you do when you’ve seen the power of Jesus?

[Mark 7:24–30] Even a crumb of Jesus’ mercy is more than enough—His grace overflows beyond all boundaries to anyone with courageous faith.

[Mark 6:53–7:23] Jesus exposes the danger of outward religion by teaching that true defilement comes not from unwashed hands but from an unclean heart.

[Mark 6:45-52] We see that even in the storm, Jesus reveals His power and presence and calls us to trust Him instead of letting fear or doubt harden our hearts.

[Mark 6:30-44] When we grieve, trust, and serve with Jesus, He deepens our faith and transforms our sense of “not enough” into the fullness of His provision.

[Mark 5:21-43] We see Jesus meet two hopeless situations with healing and new life, reminding us that He has the final word over every circumstance.

[Mark 5:1-20] Jesus shows His power to free, restore, and send us out with new purpose.

[Mark 4:21-34] God calls us to shine, grow, and serve with purpose—don’t settle for coasting when you’re made to be part of something greater.

[Mark 3:7-19] Following Jesus means joining His team, staying focused in conflict, and making it your first priority simply to be with Him.

[Mark 2:18-28] The Pharisees were missing the point in their relationship with God, with themselves, and with others.

[Mark 2:13-17] What happens when people who claim to follow Jesus view others as “less than” or “not as good”? For a lot of people, Jesus didn’t hang around who they thought He should.

[Mark 1:29-45] Jesus the Healer

[Mark 1:14-28] We see the unmatched authority of Jesus—He is the Good News, calls us to follow Him above all else, and demonstrates power over darkness.