Mark 11:12-25 - Cursing the fig tree gives meaning to cleansing the Temple

Feb 13, 2022 • Bo Noonan

Bo Noonan teaches through Mark 11:12-25, a seemingly confusing passage that shows Jesus' desire for all people in all nations to have access to God the Father. Jesus' "cleansing" of the Temple is given meaning by the simple act of cursing a fig tree.

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