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This new resource examines the major literary units and unique perspective of Mark’s Gospel to help the pastor in sermon preparation. Thurston guides the reader through each of the lectionary readings, attempting to answer the questions: • Why did Mark preserve this story? • Why was it important for his community? • What does it mean for us today? Included in each chapter are suggestions...

“There are only two kinds of people within the sound of my voice: those who have been in a storm and those who will be in a storm.” It is almost too easy to transfer the communal effect of this miracle (several disciples as well as “other boats” were saved) to a personal or individual application. The miracle was done for a group. What does the account tell us about Jesus’ relationship to the church (which is frequently symbolized by a little boat)? The freshest applications of the miracle will focus
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