Chapter 1-2
Date: 16/12/2009 (Right Through the Bible)
Bible Text: Mark 1:1-2:28 | Roger Forster
Series: Mark
Roger looks at the evidence for the deity of Christ in Mark 1-2 and the disturbance of the demonic realm as JesusChapter 13-16
Date: 29/03/2006 (Right Through the Bible)
Bible Text: Mark 13:1-16:20 | Roger Forster
Series: Mark
This eschatological passage contains what is known as ‘the little apocalypse’ in Mark, and how it relates to the fall of JerusalemChapter 14-16
Date: 03/10/2014 (Right Through the Bible)
Bible Text: Mark 14:32-16:20 | Roger Forster
Series: Mark
This section is Jesus in Gethsemane, the place of pressure and a foretaste of the cross. Roger explores themes of incarnation andChapter 2-5
Date: 03/10/2014 (Right Through the Bible)
Bible Text: Mark 2:1-5:43 | Roger Forster
Series: Mark
Roger takes us step by step through chapters 2-5 in Mark's gospel. He highlights the conflict stories present which include Jesus's non-conformity,Chapter 4-5
Date: 03/10/2014 (Right Through the Bible)
Bible Text: Mark 4:1-5:43 | Roger Forster
Series: Mark
In this session Roger looks at the structure of Mark's Gospel and how it can be divided into two sections: the firstChapter 6-9
Date: 03/10/2014 (Right Through the Bible)
Bible Text: Mark 6:1-9:50 | Roger Forster
Series: Mark
Roger looks at the feeding of the 5,000 and its symbolic place in the ministry of Jesus. In chapter eight we hearChapter 9-13
Date: 15/02/2006 (Right Through the Bible)
Bible Text: Mark 9:30-13:37 | Roger Forster
Series: Mark
Roger shows how Mark 8-11 has 3 sections each introduced by Jesus teaching he is going to die and rise again, and