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Bible Commentary & Study

The Mark Workbook

A Study Workbook for Groups, Individuals & Families

You can read the whole Gospel of Mark with confidence in sixteen weeks, one chapter at a time, with the trusted pastor J.C. Ryle printed beside you on every page. This complete study workbook gives you a clear weekly path, honest questions, and a fifteen-minute family version, whether you study alone, with your family, or in a small group.

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Ebook, paperback and spiral-bound.

Meet the Servant King: sixteen weeks in Mark with J.C. Ryle at your side.

About this book

Finally read the Gospel of Mark with confidence, one chapter a week, with a trusted guide printed beside you on every page.

Mark is the shortest Gospel and the fastest, and its driving question is simple: who is this? If you have ever felt unsure how to study a whole Gospel on your own, this sixteen-week workbook gives you a clear path from the first verse to the empty tomb.

Each week pairs one chapter of Mark with a full passage from J.C. Ryle, the nineteenth-century pastor who wrote about Mark for ordinary working people. Every Ryle passage is printed inside, so the study is complete in itself.

You will also find observation questions, discussion prompts for groups, one concrete step to live out each week, and a closing prayer. Choose the pace that fits your life: sixteen weeks, eight, or six.

By the end, you will be able to:

[CREDIBILITY BEAT PENDING, supply author bio]

Whether you’re picking up a Gospel study for the first time, leading family devotions at the dinner table, or guiding a small group through a whole book of the Bible, this workbook is ready for you.

From the book

“The mightiest oak was once an acorn. The strongest man was once a babe. Better a thousand times have grace in the blade than no grace at all.”

“Demons, chronic disease, and death itself meet the same calm authority, and none of the three puts the slightest strain on it.”

“Faith and unbelief can live in the same heart at the same time, and Christ receives the mixture.”

Also in the series

Ryle on Matthew

The Matthew Workbook

Ryle on Mark

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