From the Inside Out with Pastor Tim Molter

Mark 5:1-20 “From Bondage to Freedom” 1. Jesus pursues the hopeless (v.1–7) 2. Jesus restores the broken (v.8–17) 3. Jesus sends the redeemed (v.18–20)

Mark 4:35–41 “What to Do When the Storm Comes” 1. Call out to Jesus in the storm (v.35–39) 2. Trust Jesus through the storm (v.40–41)

Mark 4:21-34 “The Big Kingdom of Small Beginnings” 1. The Parable of the Light and Basket (v.21-25) 2. The Parable of the Farmer Planting (v.26-29) 3. The Parable of the Mustard Seed (v.30-34)

Mark 4:1-20 “The Parable of the Sower” 1. The Parable - The seed and four soils (v.1-12) 2. The Meaning - Responses to the Word (v.13-20)

Mark 3:20-35 “With Jesus or Against Jesus” 1. The Accusation - They Called Good Evil (v.20-27) 2. The Warning - The Unpardonable Sin (v.28-30) 3. The Invitation - The True Family of God (v.31-35)

Mark 3:1-19 “Reach Out To Jesus” 1. Healing on The Sabbath (v.1-6) 2. Crowds Follow Jesus (v.7-12) 3. The Twelve Apostles (v.13-19)

Mark 2:18-28 “From Rules To Relationship” 1. Jesus Questioned About Not Fasting (v.18-22) 2. Jesus Questioned About The Sabbath (v.23-28)

Mark 2:1-17 “Faith That Brings People to Jesus” 1. Jesus Forgives and Heals a Paralytic (v.1-12) 2. The Calling of Matthew a Tax Collector (v.13-17)

Mark 1:32-45 “The Way of The Master” 1. Many Healed After Sabbath Sunset (v.32-34) 2. Jesus Praying Before Serving (v.35-39) 3. A Leper Made Clean (v.40-45)

Mark 1:16-31 “For the Sake of the Call” 1. Four Fishermen Called as Disciples (v.16-20) 2. Jesus Casts Out an Unclean Spirit (v.21-28) 3. Peter’s Mother-in-Law is Healed (v.29-31)

Mark 1:1-15 “The Servant King Has Come” 1. The herald preparing the way (v.1-3) 2. John calls for people to repent (v.4-8) 3. Jesus arrives and is anointed (v.9-15)

Resurrection (Easter) Sunday 2026 - Matthew 28 “He Is Risen Just as He Said”

Good Friday 2026 - Matthew 27:45-54 “The Cost of Redemption”

2nd Samuel 23:8 - 24:25 “The King’s Legacy” 1. Shared team strength (Ch. 23:8–39) 2. Subtle pride to count (Ch. 24:1–9) 3. Death and mercy (Ch. 24:10–17) 4. Costly worship (Ch. 24:18–25)

2nd Samuel 22:1 – 23:7 “David’s Song of Deliverance” 1. Delivered by God's grace (22:1–20) 2. Sustained by obedience (22:21–31) 3. Empowered by the Lord (22:32–51) 4. Secured by God's covenant (23:1–7)

2nd Samuel 20-21 “When The Kingdom Shakes” 1. Division from within (ch. 20:1-13) 2. Rebels run and hide (ch. 20:14-26) 3. Famine and judgement (ch. 21:1-14) 4. Destroying more giants (ch. 21:15-22)

2nd Samuel 19 “The King Returns” 1. Grief that forgets the Lord (v. 1-8) 2. David returns to Jerusalem (v. 9-15) 3. Reactions to the Kings return (v. 16-30) 4. Unity tested at the Jordan River (v. 31-43)

2nd Samuel 18 “The Fall of Absalom” 1. Absalom is defeated (v. 1-8) 2. Left hanging by pride (v. 9-18) 3. David mourns his son (v. 19-33)

2nd Samuel 16-17 “Betrayal and Trust” 1. Following David when betrayed (ch. 16:1-14) 2. Absalom declares he is king (ch. 16:15-23) 3. Absalom receives council to war (ch. 17:1-14) 4. David and his company escape (ch. 17:15-29)

2nd Samuel 15 “The Rebellion Begins” 1. Absalom steals the people's heart's (v.1-6) 2. Absalom takes the throne by force (v.7-12) 3. David plans to leave Jerusalem (v.13-18) 4. David flees away from Jerusalem (v.19-39)

2nd Samuel 14 “A Partial Return” 1. Joab’s story of seeking restoration (v.1-11) 2. The request to bring Absalom back (v.12-22) 3. Retuning without any accountability (v.23-33)

2nd Samuel 13 “Family Tragedy” 1. Amon overtakes Tamar (v.1-22) 2. Absalom's vengeance (v.23-29) 3. David’s family fractured (v.30-39)

2nd Samuel 12 “Nathan Confronts David” 1. Nathan’s story of the unjust (v.1-6) 2. David confesses his sin (v.7-15a) 3. The death of the child (v.15b-23) 4. Another child is born (v.24-31)

2nd Samuel 11 “David, Bathsheba, and Uriah” 1. The sin of adultery (v.1-5) 2. The sin of lying (v.6-13) 3. The sin of murder (v.14-27) (NOTE: Parents may want to preview the message before sharing with children)

2nd Samuel 9-10 “Kindness Offered and Received or Rejected” 1. David’s promise to Jonathan’s family (ch.9:1-4) 2. Lame, found, and kindness received (ch.9:5-13) 3. Evil returned for good when grieving (ch.10:1-8) 4. Kindness rejected and conflict rises (ch.10:9-19)