TH1NK LifeChange: Mark

By: Navigators

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Product Description

Mark approached the story of Jesus Christ with a journalist's perspective. He gave us the who, what, where, when, and why of Christ's life, death, and resurrection. These are the essentials of the gospel message. Updates of the original best-selling LifeChange Bible studies, the TH1NK:LifeChange leads readers on an in-depth study of God's Word. These studies are perfect for youth groups or individuals and feature The Message and a new easy-to-use lay flat binding from NavPress.

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Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 128
Vendor: NAV Press
Publication Date: 2004
Dimensions: 8.25 X 5.50 (inches)

ISBN: 1576836924
ISBN-13: 9781576836927
Availability: In Stock
Series: Th1nk LifeChange

Publisher's Description

This Bible study examines the intensity of Mark's straightforward writing and his enthusiasm for Christ's gospel that bring us a powerful message of salvation, inspiration, and encouragement.

• 12 weeks

Product Reviews

TH1NK LifeChange: Mark 4 5 1 1

This questions in this book are essentially the same as the Lifechange series. I appreciate the Lifechange series as it usually meets the requirements I want in a Bible study. I am evangelical, reformed and finding good Bible studies is a challenge. I have used different books in this series and have generally been pleased with them. One example of something I didn't like was in the study of John. A comment in the book essentially said the "wine" wasn't really alcohol but more like grape juice. I disagree with that statement. There are a few questions/comments I've come across that I/my denomination would differ from the book on.What I do like is the book usually asks you to record what Jesus/scripture actually says (or put it in your own words) instead of "imagine how Jesus might have felt" or other ways to allow our own (sinful) minds to imagine something scripture does or doesn't actually say thus muddying it up!It also has lots of helpful application questions. September 24, 2010