This week as we continue our series in the Gospel of Mark, Jesus is handed over to Pilate. And as Pilate asks questions, the motives of everyone involved begin to surface. Not only does that reveal particular fears, but it demonstrates why so many perceived Jesus as a threat. Much like the workplace or even our romantic lives, when we become envious or fear losing control, bad things tend to follow. The inner turmoil of our fears often leads us to lash out at others, making them pay outwardly for what our fears are doing to us inwardly. It perpetuates a cycle of pain. As the old saying goes, "hurt people hurt (other) people." So what hope is there for healing? What will heal not just the outward injuries, but begin to address the inward fears as well? Let's talk about Jesus being "Handed Over to Pilate" (Mark 15:1-15).