Between Epiphany and Easter we are reading through the Gospel of Mark. This allows us to spend some time exploring what the Gospel actually says, rather than what we might think!

The challenges of reading through a Gospel is that, while there is always more to say, it is also possible to end up with lots of 'similar' sermons. I therefore selected passages to give a good overview of the types of events that Mark included, without repeating themes too much. I also wanted to include a few of the more difficult passages, which people struggle to interpret. These include Mark 7:24-30 and Mark 13 (which is why it is out of sequence). This also meant that I had to leave out some of the more obvious parts, such as he stilling of the storm