Reading the Bible one-to-one is a fruitful and enriching ministry anyone can have.
Common struggles in reading the Bible with a friend is not knowing where to start, and after starting, how to proceed. The Gospel of Mark is an ideal book to read because it focuses on revealing the identity of Jesus and what it means to follow Him in 16 fast-paced chapters.
The following resources will help you read Mark one-to-one or understand it better yourself. Most of the resources are from a great evangelical church in the UK: St. Helen’s Bishopsgate, a church known for clear and faithful Bible teaching. (The Proclamation Trust, a ministry that has greatly influenced WordPartners‘ work, was launched by Dick Lucas out of St. Helen’s.)
First Half (1:15–8:28)
Second Half (8:29–15:39)
For more explanation and Old Testament background, see the St. Helen’s Bishopsgate Guides above, or watch the overview videos below.
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