Over the past few months, we have been working through sections of the Gospel of Mark in various ways.  Our goal has been to meet Jesus through learning to read the Gospel of Mark better.

You can see the entire list of content here.

In this last installment, Professor of New Testament Michael Leary and I talk through some of the questions that are brought up by the final few chapters.  

You can watch the entire thing in one sitting, or to jump to specific parts, click on the links below.

• Why does Jesus talk about the destruction of the temple in Mark 13?
• Is Mark 14 anything more than a “bridge chapter”?
• What’s the unique significance of the death of Jesus in Mark’s Gospel?
• What’s unique about Mark 16?
• Were Mark 16:9-20 originally in the Bible, and how should we read them?

If you have ideas for things that we can do going forward, please email me at manderson@journeyon.net, or leave a comment here. 

Thanks for your time and attention, and blessings on you as you continue to pursue our Savior through his word.