God cares for us and protects us, but he’s not in the business of granting wishes, like some kind of holy concierge.

In Mark 14:27–52, Jesus prays in Gethsemane and surrenders to God’s Dream, showing courage and trust even in betrayal and sorrow.

In Mark 12:35–13:13, Jesus calls us to faith that endures, praising the widow’s offering and encouraging trust in God’s dream through trials

In Mark 11:27–12:12, Jesus reveals that the rejected stone becomes the cornerstone, offering hope in God’s redemptive dream this Christmas.

In Mark 11:1–26, Jesus comes to Jerusalem with humility and love, inviting us to welcome him and live into God’s dream of renewal and faith.

In Mark 10:32–52, Jesus calls us to serve others and follow him with open eyes and hearts, revealing God’s dream of faith and humility.

Jesus teaches that greatness is found in serving others, calling us to humility, faithfulness, and reflection of God’s dream.

The Transfiguration reveals Jesus’ glory, and his healing reminds us of the power of faith, prayer, and God’s dream of renewal.

In Mark 8:11–9:1, Jesus calls us to take up our cross and follow him, revealing the cost of discipleship and the hope of God’s dream.

In Mark 6:1–13, Jesus sends out the twelve to preach and heal, inviting them—and us—into God’s Dream of hope, trust, and renewal.

In Mark 5:21–43, Jesus heals a suffering woman and raises a girl to life, revealing God’s Dream of healing, renewal, and hope through faith.

In Mark 4:1-20, Jesus shares the parable of the sower, teaching us about hope, spiritual growth, and the condition of our hearts.

In Mark 3:13–35, Jesus appoints the twelve and redefines family, building a community of hope and healing rooted in doing God’s will.

In Mark 2:23–3:12, Jesus restores hope through Sabbath healing, showing that God’s Dream prioritizes life, compassion, and renewal.

Hope shines in Mark 2:1-22 as Jesus forgives, heals, and calls us to renewal, inviting us to embrace the new wine of his Kingdom.