Don’t You Get It? asks a question that reaches beyond familiarity with church: do we understand who Jesus is? Centered on Mark 8, this sermon follows disciples who witnessed miraculous provision but still worried about bread. Their struggle opens a message about revelation, remembrance, and faith in the One already among them.

The feeding of the multitude displays both Christ's compassion and His power. Yet the disciples focus on what they lack. Don’t You Get It? uses that contrast to challenge believers who remember a miracle without allowing it to shape their confidence. The message invites listeners to look beyond the blessing and recognize the Blesser.

Jesus' question about His identity brings the sermon toward its emphasis. Peter's confession becomes a doorway into teaching about the mighty God revealed in Christ. Passages from Colossians, Acts, and First Timothy support an Apostolic presentation of who Jesus is and why His name matters.

Don’t You Get It? connects that understanding with a response of faith. The message moves toward salvation, baptism in Jesus' name, Holy Ghost infilling, and prayer for needs. Its appeal asks listeners to stop treating God's presence as something familiar but distant. Knowing who is present should influence how people respond to Him.

Pastors searching for a sermon on the Godhead, the deity of Jesus, Mark 8, or faith for the miraculous will find material here. Don’t You Get It? offers an approach for teaching believers and inviting seekers to respond. Its questions invite personal reflection.

Preach Don’t You Get It? when your congregation needs renewed understanding of Jesus and confidence in His power. Remind them of what He has done, direct them to Scripture, and invite a response. Help listeners move from recognizing familiar religious words toward trusting the Savior whose presence changes how they face their needs.