When some travellers appear asking to see Jesus he tells his followers that the time has come. But when is the time for us?  And what are we waiting for?

Naming the problem is the only way to begin to fix something, but what on earth does a bronze snake on a pole have to do with you and me?

Who are you?  It's perhaps the most important question we could ask.  Surprisingly, Jesus throwing the stallholders and moneychangers out of the Temple is actually about the answer to that question...

Jesus says some strange and difficult stuff sometimes, perhaps none more than in Mark 8 where he starts talking about taking up your cross to follow him.  But Mark's gospel is about empire v the kingdom of God so why would you want to embrace an instrument of torture and suppression?

We're back in chapter 1 of Mark as we journey with Jesus into the wilderness.  But what could two short sentences possibly have to tell us?

The transfiguration is a strange story that pops up in the middle of Mark's gospel.  But what if it really belongs somewhere else?  And what would that help us to understand about this moment on the mountain?

Have you ever been stuck in one of those moments where there seems no way out?  Or stuck in a moments where you just want to stay forever? Stewart explores a story from Mark's gospel where Jesus gets a whole village unstuck.

What are the things that fill our minds and grasp our attention, diverting us from our focus on God?

From the very beginning Mark's Gospel is revolutionary. As soon as Jesus turns up God breaks down the barriers...

Jesus needs some witnesses, people who will tell others what they have seen and experienced. Could that be you?