We've seen who Jesus is (the Christ, God's promised king) and what he came to do (to cure our heart problem of sin through his death on the cross). What does it mean to follow Jesus? It means following Jesus, through death, to real life.

Jesus exhorts His disiples to flee worldly ambition and pride, and instead humble themselves like little children in order to both recive the Kingdom of God and love and serve fellow ctizens of His Kingdom.

The hope of the gospel lies in Jesus being raised from the dead. But if we don't realise how deep out need actually is, we won't appreciate what the resurrection truly means.

The cross stands at the very centre of history. Have you seen clearly what the cross of Jesus means?

Who is Jesus? It's one of Mark's crucial questions that he wants us to know how to answer. When Jesus calms the storm, he shows them a power that''s like nothing they've ever seen: a power like the One who made the world in the first place.

Mark begins his gospel with the world-changing, headline news that Jesus is the one the whole Old Testament has been preparing for. This headline news about Jesus changes everything. Will it change you too?

No-one likes to suffer, and sadly, suffering seems unavoidable this side of heaven. But the gospel of the Lord Jesus gives a lens through which to view our suffering, which helps us see its value now, and helps us appreciate our glorious future.

Christians aren't just those who have died with Christ, we are also those who have been 'raised with Christ'. We share in Jesus' resurrection, and all that it means.

On Good Friday, Jesus didn't just die: he was crucified. The kind of death he died matters for what he achieved for us, but also because Christians are those who are 'crucified with Christ'.