In this episode, we dive into Mark 8:27-30, a major turning point in the Gospel of Mark and a powerful moment of revelation. Jesus asks His disciples, "Who do you say I am?" Peter’s bold response, "You are the Christ," challenges us to examine what we truly believe about Jesus. Many people, even within the church, settle for partial truths. They see Jesus as a good teacher or a moral example, but miss the deeper reality of who He really is. This one revelation, that Jesus is the Christ, the Anointed One, has the power to transform your faith, your identity, and your everyday life. Whether you're new to the Bible or have followed Jesus for years, this study will help you reflect on how knowing Him as Lord changes everything.

In this week’s episode of Midweek Move, Dallas and Carlos dive into a powerful conversation inspired by Mark 8:11–26. Why is it so hard to see clearly, spiritually speaking? What keeps us from truly understanding what Jesus is trying to show us? Join the conversation as they explore the tension between faith, frustration, and clarity.

In this episode of Midweek Move, Carlos and Dallas discuss one of the Gospel of Mark's most debated moments: the feeding of the 4,000. Is this just a repeat of the feeding of the 5,000… or is there something deeper going on?

Join the conversation as they explore the setting, the subtle differences, and what this moment reveals about Jesus’ mission, especially toward those on the margins of society. What did the disciples miss? And what might we be missing today?

Did Jesus' plan always include the Gentiles? Join us as Dallas speaks with Justus Freeman, Vice President of Academic Affairs at Bridges Christian College and Seminary, and Journey Fellowship's Generations Pastor Andy Ricketts For more information about Bridges Christian College and Seminary, visit https://www.bcc.edu/ For more information about Journey Fellowship, visit https://jf.church/

What really defiles a person? How can we avoid it today? Join us as pasotrs Scott and Dallas sit down to walk through Mark 7:14-23 together.

In Mark 7:1-13, Jesus rebukes the religious leaders for not truly honoring God. What grievous thing were they doing that led Jesus to say this? Join us as pastors Scott and Dallas sit down to discuss this passage.

In Mark 6:45-52, we find Jesus walking on water. What leadership lessons can we learn from that experience? Join us as Carlos and Dallas sit down to discuss this passage.

How can we distinguish between Tradition and Scriptures? Why are Daniel’s friends referred to by their slave names in the Bible? What exactly are the “Keys to the Kingdom?” Join us as Carlos and Dallas sit down to discuss more of your questions.

Time Stamps:

Time stamps: 00:00 Intro 00:30 Explanation of the episode 02:17 Tradition vs Scripture 6:25 What is a “perfect omer?” 8:50 Why are Daniel’s friends referred to by their slave names? 12:24 What are the “Keys to the Kingdom?” 15:53 What is “Legalism?” 19:00 Is Communion bread and Wine symbolic or literal? 22:00 Why did Elisha call for the Bears to attack people? 26:31 Can you understand the Bible without heavy academics? 31:42 Why don’t Protestants use the Apocrypha? 37:03 Closing