Witnessing Christ from the New Testament: Matthew 8; Mark 2–4; Luke 7

In this episode of Witnessing Christ from the New Testament, Mark and Molly discuss Matthew 8, Mark 2–4, and Luke 7.This podcast episode covers the following:Matthew 8:1–13, 23–27The Man with LeprosyThe Faith of the CenturionJesus Calms the StormMark 4:1–41The Parable of the SowerThe Parable of the Growing SeedThe Parable of the Mustard SeedJesus Calms the StormLuke 7:11–17, 36–50Jesus Raises the Widow's SonJesus Anointed by a Sinful WomanKey concepts in this episode include: What is faith?What is the object of faith?What does faith trust?How does Jesus calm the storms and fears of life?What are we to make of those times when it seems as if God is sleeping?How are we to read and understand parables?What do Jesus' telling and touching teach us about his power?Share this podcast with your Christian friends and subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform!Understand what Mormonism teaches about faith in our blog post, Faith.While discussing faith in the face of storms, Molly mentions Shane & Shane's version of Psalm 46, which you can watch here. If you have not yet registered for the Truth in Love Online Community, enroll now to gain access to all of our courses, resources, and more.Click here to download a Bible Study outline to share with your Mormon friends, family, and missionaries.Share this conversation starter with your LDS friend:If my faith depended on me, I would worry. I would doubt that my faith would be enough in my Father's eyes. Trusting in myself would be like building a house on shifting sand or being knocked about by waves during a storm. When I put my faith in Christ alone, his perfection becomes mine personally. I don't have to enter my days with uncertainty because his words of forgiveness are unchanging. He is my anchor in a storm. I trust that through Jesus alone, I have a secure future with him.