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A Fruitless Fig and Fruitful Faith (Mark 11:12-25)

In Mark 11:12–25, Jesus curses a fig tree, drives from the temple and speaks words of warning rather than comfort. These signs expose a serious danger: a faith that looks alive on the outside but bears no fruit. As Jesus confronts fruitless religion and corrupted worship, He calls His people to be rooted in Him, not in religious activity or appearances, and be marked by faith, prayer and forgiveness.
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From Series: "The Gospel of Mark"
A series in the Gospel of Mark
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