This episode walks through Mark 7:31–37, highlighting an unrecorded gospel miracle where friends bring a deaf and mute man to Jesus. The speaker explains Mark’s aim: the gospels are not biographies but proclamations that the kingdom of God has arrived in Jesus, and shows how this miracle fulfills Isaiah’s prophecy.

Through the personal tenderness of Jesus, the urgent faith of friends, and the crowd’s astonished response, the message calls listeners to be the "they" who bring others to Christ and to live amazed by what Jesus has done.

In this sermon on Mark 7, the preacher examines Jesus’ confrontation with the Pharisees over their man-made traditions that replace God’s commandments. He contrasts legalism and liberalism, warns against judging others by extra-biblical rules, and urges believers to trust God’s authority and show grace to those who differ.

After feeding the 5,000, Jesus sends his disciples by boat and climbs a mountain to pray. In the night he walks on the sea, reveals himself as the God of the Old Testament who "passes by," and comforts his terrified disciples with the words, "Take heart, it is I. Do not be afraid."

The episode emphasizes that miracles point to the Messiah—God made flesh—who sees, intercedes for, and ultimately saves his people, calling them to trust him rather than chase spiritual experiences.