Being Right about Being Wrong (Part 1) | Mark 3:20–35
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Being Right about Being Wrong (Part 1) | Mark 3:20–35
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In this episode of Growing In Grace from Grace Bible Church in Hutchinson, Kansas, Pastor Bart Horton continues teaching in Mark 3. This week, we are in verses 20–35 in Part 1 of “Being Right about Being Wrong.”
Pastor Bart opens by magnifying the wonder of God’s forgiveness—salvation and pardon that cannot be earned, but is secured by Christ and offered by God according to the riches of His grace. But in Mark 3, that comfort is paired with a sobering warning: there is a sin that “never has forgiveness,” and eternity hangs on whether we respond rightly to Jesus.
In this first half, Pastor Bart introduces Mark’s “sandwich” structure in this passage and shows two of the three responses to Christ found in the text. Jesus’ own family responds by trying to seize Him and negotiate His ministry, while the scribes from Jerusalem respond with hardened condemnation—attributing the work of the Holy Spirit in Christ to Satan. Jesus answers them with clear logic, exposes their rebellion, and warns of the eternal danger of willful, informed blasphemy against the Holy Spirit.
Passage: Mark 3:20–35Series: Gospel of Mark