Logos Fellowship

In Mark 14:12-21, Jesus tells the disciples to go out and find a specific person in the middle of town. Have you ever received instructions like what the disciples did? Would you have been able to trust in that person you meet based on Jesus’s instructions? What often makes it difficult for us to trust […]

Have you ever noticed how one person can see something as super valuable, while someone else thinks it’s totally not worth it? That’s because our perception, or how we see things, is shaped by our experiences, knowledge, and what’s in our hearts. 👀❤ In Mark 14:1-11, a woman pours out a very expensive jar of

Are you awake? 🛌 In Mark 13:24-37, Jesus warns his disciples to stay awake because the day of God’s judgment is coming. In the days preceding that, there will be tribulations and social unrest, leading many to be troubled and filled with despair. But those who know what is coming will prepare and will look

What do you think about the times that we are living in now? Do you consider the end to be near, or to be far away? Jesus says that he will return, but when is that? Jesus gave us some signs to look out for to let us know when his return is near (Mark

What do you think is the greatest commandment in the Bible? Be good? Don’t do anything that hurts other people? Pray at least once a day? Perhaps the answer is not what we would expect. Last week, we saw how a Jewish scholar asked Jesus this question (Mark 12:28-44). Jesus answered from the Jewish scriptures:

What happens after you die? Jesus taught that one day all of us who have died will rise again (Mark 12:18-27). Understandably, there were those who doubted him on this and questioned the logic of it. For example, if a person was remarried after the death of a spouse, in the day of resurrection, who

Hope you’ve had a refreshing holiday so far before the new summer semester begins! Last week, we looked at the parable of the wicked vine growers (Mark 12:1-17). In this parable, the owner of the vineyard sends multiple servants, and eventually his beloved son, to collect fruit from the vine growers according to the rental

In Mark 11:15-33, we see three D’s that prevent us from having a relationship with God—Distraction, Draining, and Doubt.  Jesus turned everyone’s world upside down at the temple when he flipped the tables and seats of the money changers 💰 and dove sellers 🕊 and chased them out 🦵. These were taking advantage of people who wanted

Here is your recap of the last episode of Logos Fellowship 📖 Two weeks ago, we saw Jesus going into Jerusalem on a donkey as people were laying down their cloaks and palm tree leaves for him (Mark 11:1-14). This is an expression of the people recognizing Jesus as King. Most of the time we

Do you know what you are looking for? 😎 Bartimaeus was a blind beggar, who when he heard that Jesus was passing by, began to cry out aloud for Jesus (Mark 10:46-52). When Jesus finally called him to come near, he jumped up, throwing aside his cloak, and came to Jesus. Even before his sight was