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The Gospel of Mark tells about many things that Jesus did. It is the action gospel that shows us what it means to be a servant. Mark shows us that Jesus came to show us how to serve. Being a servant is a choice we have to make. We live in a selfish world where it is not easy to think of others before you think of yourself. In these thirty-nine studies for small groups or individuals, you will find help to follow Jesuss example of serving others. Most of the verses in the Gospel of Mark are covered in these studies. The key to finding lasting JOY in life is found in putting Jesus first, Others…mehr

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The Gospel of Mark tells about many things that Jesus did. It is the action gospel that shows us what it means to be a servant. Mark shows us that Jesus came to show us how to serve. Being a servant is a choice we have to make. We live in a selfish world where it is not easy to think of others before you think of yourself. In these thirty-nine studies for small groups or individuals, you will find help to follow Jesuss example of serving others. Most of the verses in the Gospel of Mark are covered in these studies. The key to finding lasting JOY in life is found in putting Jesus first, Others next, and Yourself last. This book is not meant to be a commentary on the Gospel of Mark. Each study has questions at the end that can be used to review or start discussions. This book will help you understand the gospel better, and you will have a better understanding of what it means to be a servant.
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Kim Huffman, Preach, as he is know at the churches where he has served since 1970 is the author of two other Bible study books; 30 Pit Stops on the Roman Road, and Ephesians: What the Church is to Be and Do. He is also the author of a childrens book, The Adventures of Gray Fox from Squirrel Creek. Kim is a graduate of Cincinnati Bible Seminary, Johnson Bible College and Trinity Theological Seminary. Since 2003 Kim has served Goshen Christian Church along with his wife Janet. Kim plans to retire in 2018. He can be reached at www.goshenchristianchurch.org