Jesus, james & mark

The guys discus Genesis Chapter 2, when God saw that it wasn't good, He did something about it. *pardon our audio issues 

The guys get lost in a discussion on the beauty of God's creation and living harmoniously with all of it. From the vast complexity of it all and its genius down to the smallest details. The heavenly design leads the guys to ask. will our pets be in heaven?

The guys "begin" a new study, into the first book of The Bible , Genesis.

The conclusion of JJM's Gospel of Mark study, where the guys discuss how the events that followed the resurrection of Jesus confirm His deity. 

Disciples are in a moment of uncertainty, scrambling to comprehend the discovery of an empty grave, the reports of a resurrected Jesus and it only gets revealed as He reveals Himself to them, which Chop and Mark discuss, is much like our experience with God today.

In the final chapter in the Gospel according to Mark, the woman disciples have discovered an empty tomb and an Angel where the body of Jesus once laid. The guys discuss the miraculous event that defines Christianity .

After being taken into custody, Jesus is tried in a mockery of Jewish judicial practices. Once found guilty, Jesus is beaten, tortured and sentenced to death on a cross. Meanwhile the Sanhedrin, Herrod and Pilate all want to relinquish the responsibility of carrying out the judgement. 

As the conclusion to the Gospel According to Mark draws near, Jesus is pleading with his friends to watch and pray as He tells them the imminent fate that is awaiting. Jesus is arrested and Peter is caught in self-persevering denial mode

The Pharisees are ready to arrest Jesus, and one of His closest followers will join the opposition. Peter is proudly proclaiming his permanent position to protect Jesus at all costs, but Jesus predicts Peter's plummet , perfectly.

The Gospel according to Mark takes the reader on a journey into prophecy as Jesus is asked about and gives answers about the "Signs of the Times" and the "End of the Age"

In Part 2 of the "Lost in Translation" discussion revolves around money and tithing. What should we give ? How much should we give ? Is it more about the source of your giving than the amount ? Does the term "God's money" transcend modern currency ?

James (*cough), Chop and Mark pause from the journey into the Gospel of Mark to discuss two obstacles that people use to distance themselves from God and the Bible. One of these is the common misconception of the authenticity of the Bible. The guys share experiences and stories from their investigations and the conclusions they've drawn.

As Mark's telling of the Gospel rolls into chapter 12, Pharisees, Herodians, Sadducees and Scribes come to challenge Jesus' authority and claim or to incriminate Him. The tension and conflict is met with divine wisdom and infallible truth. Amidst all this debate, it is still the "heart' of the matter that Jesus is most focused. 

Jesus is flipping tables, cursing trees and riding a donkey in Chapter 11 of the Gospel according to Mark. The guys discuss the "entrance of the King", how understanding the fig tree helps you understand God, and much more

D-I-V-O-R-C-E, Chop and Mark tell you what it means to Jesus, as he is questioned by the Pharisees on the matter in the Gospel of Mark Chapter 10 as it contains verses that are some of the most debated in all of the Bible.  Plus a wealthy man is asked to sell all his possessions, a blind man is healed and the Zebedee clan has a plan.

When Jesus reveals the fate of the suffering Christ , his disciples dismiss it for debating position over purpose. Then Jesus delivers some of the most challenging scriptures in the Bible ... Chop and Mark discuss dive into the deep end and try to stay afloat

James(Chop) and Mark run through some "errors & omissions" , play a little "good cop / bad cop" and more importantly discuss a  father's "unbelief" and how Jesus comes through even when our faith is failing us.

Jesus goes up a mountain one way and comes down another in a transformative moment that is setting in motion a fulfillment of prophecy. PLUS Chop and Mark discuss Jet lag, the Super Bowl and chop's trip to Okinawa

Jesus heals a blind man at Bethsada, Peter confesses Jesus' true identity, and the foretelling of the prophetic suffering Messiah on the cross is revealed

Is it De ja vu ? Jesus feeds a massive crowd of folks AGAIN,while the Pharisees demand a sign . Jesus also warns his followers about the leaven of the authority

John the Baptist can't keep Herod out of his mouth, which finds him in prison and in danger. Meanwhile Jesus gives everyone a lesson somewhere between "all things are possible through Him" and "he is more than enough" 

The Jewish customs of 2000+ years ago forbade a gentile, let alone a gentile woman to speak to a Hebrew man, let alonespeak to a rabbi, but Jesus is tearing down the  old traditions and creating a new covenant

Chapter 7 in the Book of Mark sees Jesus challenge human traditions that don't truly reflect God, as Jesus and the Pharisees have a little chat about eating with "dirty" hands, but Jesus seems to more concerned about "dirty" hearts. 

  Jesus reveals how the closer you are to miracles , perhaps is when they are the hardest to recognize. Impossible to be a profit in your hometown ? Even harder to be the Messiah.

As Chapter 5 of the Gospel according to Mark continues, a daughter of a synagogue leader and a woman who is only identified through her dysfunction become the focus of miracles, as Jesus continues to reward the faithful