Probably the most famous exorcism Jesus performed was that of the demoniac Legion from the possessed man (or men) who had been living in a graveyard. This miracle was performed soon after Jesus calmed a storm on the Sea of Galilee. And it demonstrates Jesus’ power to calm both storms in nature and storms in our lives. The story also shows us what we ought to do in response to what Jesus does for us.
Scriptures referenced include Mark 4:35-41 and Mark 5:1-20.
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