Two very different groups converge upon a small house near the Galilee, and are greeted by the very same Man.

Another healing in the synagogue, another mass-healing—down at the water's edge—and the early morning calling of the Twelve high on the hillside.

Walking with Him as He walks up from the shoreline to the tax-collector's table, then to Levi's house, then through controversy, and also through the cornfields.

An imagined pre-conversation to the events of Mark 2:1-13 -- the re-arrival to Capernaum, a full house for a teaching, and the unexpected arrival of four friends with their paralyzed friend.

The perspective from a sickbed in Capernaum, then the whole town's, then Jesus alone, and then one on one with a leper.

John's arrest, the Galilean beginnings, the first four callings, and a scene inside the synagogue at Capernaum.

The beginning of a new year and a "literary," imaginative approach to the opening of the Gospel of Mark.

Saying goodbye to the Book of Romans as Paul says "Hello!" to his friends.

The spirit of the Early Church, the spirit of the Spirit(!), and Paul's Calling/Ambition/Look-back.

The Major, the minors, The Ultimate, and penultimate things.