John Mark, author of the gospel bearing his name, was the cousin of Barnabas and co-worker with both Paul and Peter. He writes about the power and authority of Jesus - and how this was demonstrated by His actions: vanquishing demons, healing the sick, forgiving sins, rebuking hyprocrisy, clearing the temple, etc. This power and authority filled people with amazement time after time. In Mark, you will see more of what Jesus did than what he said. In a fast-paced, episodic style, John Mark reveals to us a Servant who is at once courageous, compassionate, and confident - one who "did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many" (Mark 10:45).

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