Mark: All Things Are Possible with Jesus

In their study of Mark, Angelo and Barbara Juliani introduce readers to Jesus in a way that will leave them amazed, just like his first followers were when they met him.

What would you like to change about yourself and the world we live in? How would you go about making the change—and making it stick? In the Gospel of Mark, we learn that all real change comes from meeting Jesus. When he came near, everything changed. The sick were healed, wrongs were righted, sinners were saved, storms were stopped, and death was defeated. These stories from long ago still bring us the same hope today—forgiveness and new life forever.

Mark: Life-Changing Power Through Jesus makes Jesus’s words and actions come alive, bringing with them amazement, conviction, comfort, and the power to change us and our messed-up world. Jesus is still doing his work in the world today, bringing the kingdom of God near and giving life to all who love him.

• Ten lessons from the Gospel of Mark, including leader’s notes.
• Easy-to-use small group resource includes discussion questions, a short article, and a practical application section that can be used for one-to-one discipleship, small group, or large group settings.
• Part of The Gospel-Centered Life in the Bible series, examining how the gospel story is revealed through both the Old and New Testaments, published in partnership with Serge.

Rev. Angelo Juliani is the founding pastor of Bridge Community Church and the director of Liberti Global, the international mission arm of the Liberti Communion of churches.

Barbara Miller Juliani, MS, is an author, editor, Bible teacher, and retreat speaker. She wrote Come Back, Barbara with her father, the late C. John "Jack" Miller, and edited a book of his letters, The Heart of a Servant Leader. She is also the editorial director and vice president for New Growth Press. Her husband Angelo is the church planter of Bridge Community Church, Cheltenham, Pennsylvania. They live in Jenkintown, PA, and have four grown children.