The miracle of Jesus’ resurrection is not just a one-time event… It is for us today.

Jesus, the King of the world, used a donkey for His entrance into Jerusalem.

How different would our prayer lives be if we went to God in prayer with specific prayers full of the same persistence and determination as Bartimaeus?

Jesus took a few of his disciples on a mountain and was transfigured before them.

Jesus performs miracles not as an attempt to convince hardened unbelievers but to demonstrate God’s power in the context of mercy.

We’ve heard so many instances of Jesus healing people up until this point, but there’s something different about this instance of healing.

In this scripture, before the disciples witness this miracle, you see a God who sees and cares for His children.

Just prior to these verses, Jesus was hatefully run out of his hometown, lost his beloved cousin to a brutal beheading, and was hungry and exhausted.

Read: Mark 5:25–34 Reflect: I wonder how she felt as she left to find him. Was she hopeful? Still in despair? Did she feel like