The Gospel of Good News | Jon Tattersall

 

The gospel of Mark is considered by many to be the first of the gospels to be written and read by the early church. The gospel is noted for its relative brevity compared to the other gospels, and its focus on the identity of Jesus. By focusing his readers on the key question of who Jesus is, Mark is able to show the multi-faceted and wide-ranging impact of the gospel. This series will help establish some of the key themes of the good news of Jesus, who he is and why it matters today.

Sun 9 Oct | 18:00

Mark 1:1 & 14-34



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