The Berean Post

Mark pauses his fast-moving Gospel to tell a dark story — a royal banquet that ends in the death of a prophet. In Herod’s palace, power and pride collide with truth, and the result is a feast of death. Yet beneath the corruption of this world’s kingdom, God’s Kingdom is quietly advancing — calling every conscience to awaken, every disciple to choose which table they will sit at, and every heart to follow the voice of truth, whatever the cost.

Anchor Text (NKJV) “And He called the twelve to Himself, and began to send them out two by two, and gave them power over unclean spirits....

For twelve years she lived with rejection, shame, and pain. No doctor could help. No friend could touch her. But in one desperate moment, she reached for Jesus — and heard the word she never thought she’d hear again: Daughter.

When death came to his door, Jairus, the respected synagogue ruler of Capernaum, did the unthinkable. He fell at Jesus’ feet. Desperation stripped away titles, and faith moved him to believe that Jesus’ touch meant life.