Thursdays | January 15 – May 14, 2026
12:00 – 1:00 pm | Room 336 | Zoom
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Most scholars agree that the Gospel of Mark was the first gospel written, though Matthew comes first in our Bibles. Mark is an odd text. It’s abrupt and sometimes clumsy. The text wants to hurry the reader through the story as if its author can’t wait for us to know all the things it contains. With that said, the Gospel of Mark is astonishing in its complexity and its allusiveness. For most of Christian history, Mark was the neglected Gospel. Yet reading this gospel along with current events, Mark is remarkably apt for our times. Join us on Thursdays as we walk through this fascinating, relevant gospel together. There is no homework for this class and no required reading materials. All you need to bring is yourself, your Bible, your questions and your thinking caps!

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