Week 1 of the Inductive Study of Mark! Mark Chapters 1-2.
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Review: Talking with Your Kids About Jesus by Natasha Crain
Whether you are a parent or not, I strongly recommend reading this book and keep it in reach on the shelf. This is an incredibly useful tool for preparing for conversations with your kids or just preparing yourself. You will be coming back to it over and over throughout the years.
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Mark: Peter’s Account
Who wrote Mark? Was the author an eyewitness to Jesus or are they using an eyewitness as a source? When was Mark likely written? What themes and literary devices should I look for in Mark?
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The Gospel of Mark Bible Study (Free PDF)
Join me for an in-depth study of the Gospel of Mark using questions and cross-referencing other parts of Scripture.
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The Last Song at the Last Supper: Psalm 118
What was the last song Jesus sang before the cross?
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Has The New Testament Been Translated Correctly?
How do we know we have what the original writers actually wrote?
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Are the Gospels Eyewitness Accounts?
Who wrote the Gospels? Are the Gospels recording eyewitness testimony or are they anonymous, fabricated stories?
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Dating the Gospels
When were the Gospels written? Were they written while the eyewitness of Jesus were alive or after they had all died? The dating of the Gospels is an important part of the discussion on the historical reliability of the Bible.
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No One Rescues Like Our God
The story of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, and the lessons we can learn there. Our God is the one who can save.
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Multiple Attestation: Lots of People Talkin’ about Jesus
When it comes to the historical reliability of a document, the first thing we need to look at is if there is multiple attestation for the events, people and places described that corroborate the document. This means that many different people have written about these things or there is physical evidence from archaeology. Multiple attestation…
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Not a Theologian 