Insight For Life — November 6, 2026
Chuck Swindall examines how Jesus handled growing crowds and the selection of disciples in Mark 3, offering lessons for modern ministry leaders.

Chuck Swindall examines how Jesus handled growing crowds and the selection of disciples in Mark 3, offering lessons for modern ministry leaders.
Explores how speaking truth can expose hidden wounds and how Jesus balanced ministry with solitude, drawing lessons for modern leaders.
Chuck Swindall examines how Jesus’ healing of a man with a withered hand on the Sabbath reveals the tension between legalistic observance and compassionate action.
A study of Mark 3:1‑6, where Jesus heals a man with a withered hand on the Sabbath while Pharisees watch, illustrating the tension between legalism and compassion.
A sermon on Mark 2 that examines how Jesus challenges modern Pharisaical attitudes toward fasting, tradition, and the Sabbath, urging believers to pursue joy, flexibility, and grace.
A study of Mark 2 that explores how Jesus confronts modern Pharisees, challenges fasting, and uses the bridegroom metaphor to reveal joy, freedom, and the tension between law and grace.
Chuck Swindall examines Jesus’ invitation to a tax collector and how it exposes the Pharisees’ legalism, urging listeners to rethink freedom in faith.
A sermon on Mark 2 in which Chuck Swindall explores Jesus’ invitation to a despised tax collector and the tension between legalism and grace.
