[(The Mark Experiment)] [By (author) Andrew Page] published on

by Andrew Page

You can learn the order of the events of each sixth of Mark's Gospel in just ten minutes! Sounds far-fetched? Andrew Page shows you how in this entertaining look at Mark's Gospel which will stretch your mind, improve your memory and warm your heart. Think what this might mean to your understanding of the life and ministry of Jesus. If you are looking for a new way into Mark's Gospel and if you long to allow the Gospel to help you worship and experience Jesus, The Mark Experiment is the book for you.

Genres: Christian, Christianity, Religion

Paperback

First published July 11, 2005

Reviews

[Josh Gibbs · Rating 4 out of 5]

Incredibly helpful for learning the structure of Mark's gospel (as well as convincing you why that's a worthwhile thing to do in the first place!). Most of the commentary is great and there are some really insightful and original observations which makes these stories, some of which I've heard all my life, feel fresh and exciting (although that said, some of the commentary doesn't seem to be completely backed up by the text). Because of his thorough understanding of the whole book, and his simple yet powerful commentary, I can imagine myself coming back to this in future in the context of leading a Bible study in Mark and being greatly helped by it.

"These four miracles (stilling the storm, Legion, bleeding woman, Jairus' daughter) show us the power of Jesus at work in every area of life: over nature, evil, sickness and death. If Jesus is Lord in these four areas in which we human beings constantly experience our powerlessness, then he is Lord over everything."

[Emily · Rating 5 out of 5]

A wonderful 'tour guide' to Mark's gospel that had me delighting in the Christ that Mark presents.

[T Guy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Performances:
Tonight Wheatley Primary School 7:30pm
Tomorrow Bayards Hill Primary School 4:00pm

[James Brixey · Rating 5 out of 5]

A fantastic book, not least because it is very helpful putting on the mark drama, but also because it is just a great brief commentary on the book of Mark.