In the twentieth article of our Mark Marathon, Ian Davis takes a look at Jesus feeding the five thousand, and wonders - where did the food come from?

Article by Ian Davis on 4th November 2009
Part of the series, The First Mark Marathon

In the nineteenth article in our first Mark Marathon series, Phill Sacre looks at Herod's killing of John the Baptist. He considers who Herod thought John was, and thinks that he left it to late to do anything about it.

Article by Phill Sacre on 1st November 2009
Part of the series, The First Mark Marathon

In the eighteenth part of Crossring's First Annual Mark Marathon, Simon Lucas looks at the beginning of Mark chapter 6, and reflects on Jesus' response to those who reject his teaching.

Article by Simon Lucas on 28th October 2009
Part of the series, The First Mark Marathon

In the seventeenth part of our Mark Marathon, Claire McHale considers Jesus' healing of a bleeding woman and Jairus' daughter, and thinks that Jesus will work in our lives in a very natural way.

Article by Claire on 25th October 2009
Part of the series, The First Mark Marathon

In the sixteenth article in our Mark Marathon series, Phil Price discovers that Jesus can be found in the most unexpected of places, and considers what this means for us.

Article by Phil Price on 21st October 2009
Part of the series, The First Mark Marathon

In the fifteenth article in our First Mark Marathon series, Martin Laker reflects on the reaction of the disciples when Jesus calms the storm, and sees parallels with how we should regard Christ.

Article by Martin Laker on 18th October 2009
Part of the series, The First Mark Marathon

In the fourteenth article in Crossring's First Annual Mark Marathon, Andrew Brown takes a closer look at three of Jesus' parables which seek to explain the growth of the Kingdom of God.

Article by Andy on 14th October 2009
Part of the series, The First Mark Marathon

At the half way point of our Mark Marathon, Matthew Dawkins looks at the parable of the sower, and suggests that whether the grain the farmer plants grows is down in large part to preparation and cultivation.

Article by Matthew on 11th October 2009
Part of the series, The First Mark Marathon

In the twelfth mile of our Mark Marathon, Simon Lucas considers the relationship between Jesus and his earthly family, and is delighted to see that Christ considers all believers to be his family.

Article by Simon Lucas on 7th October 2009
Part of the series, The First Mark Marathon

In the eleventh mile of our Mark Marathon, Phill Sacre considers the reaction to Jesus of his family, and considers what it means to commit the unforgiveable sin.

Article by Phill Sacre on 4th October 2009
Part of the series, The First Mark Marathon