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Nov. 8, 2026

The Day God Started a Free-for-All: Who Got In First? | Mark 15

A free-for-all? Yes, but not the kind you mighht think. When Jesus died, the way to God was torn open, free, to anyone. And the first one through the door was the man who had just killed him. Mark’s Gospel tells us in its very first line who Jesus is: the Messiah, the Son of God. But almost nobody in the story sees it. At the cross, the first person to say it out loud and mean it is the Roman officer in charge of the execution. If he wasn’t too far gone, not one of us is. In this final epi
Nov. 6, 2026

How the Man Who Killed Jesus “Got It” || Super Short Thought || Mark 15:39

The soldier who carried out Jesus’ crucifixion ended up believing in Him. Watching how Jesus died changed everything for him. And if he could “get it”, nobody’s too far gone for Jesus. (Mark 15:39) A Super Short Thought from WelshRev. Free Mark’s Gospel: linktr.ee/WelshRev Info Retention Quiz 1. According to the reel, how does Mark’s Gospel describe itself in its very first verse? A) The story of a great teacher B) The beginning of the Good News about Jesus the Messiah, the Son of God C)
Nov. 5, 2026

Super Short Thought || Torn From the Top - How Can ANYONE Get to God? || Mark 15:38

How can anyone get to God, or do we have to earn our way up? When Jesus died, the temple curtain marking the line no one could cross was torn from top to bottom. Mark 15:38 says it was torn from top to bottom: God’s own doing, opening the way to him for you. Free Mark’s Gospel: linktr.ee/WelshRev Info Retention Quiz 1. When was the temple curtain torn, according to Mark? A. When Jesus was arrested B. The moment Jesus died C. On the morning of the resurrection D. When Jesus entered Jerusale
Nov. 4, 2026

Super Short Thought || Bring your 'Why?!' || Mark 15:34

Is it OK to ask God “why”? Jesus’ last words in Mark’s Gospel are a question: “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” He was praying Psalm 22, a psalm that begins in despair but ends with people from every nation turning to find peace and rest in God. Free Mark’s Gospel to access on the WelshRev Linktr.ee Info Retention Quiz 1. What are Jesus’ last words in Mark’s Gospel? A. “It is finished” B. “Father, forgive them” C. “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” D. “Into your hands I
Nov. 3, 2026

Super Short Thought || On Our Darkest Days || Mark 15:33

Why did darkness cover the land at noon when Jesus was crucified? It wasn’t an eclipse ... couldn't have been because of the time of year it happened. Mark 15:33 and Amos 8:9–10 help us understand why our darkest days are the time to reach out to God. Free Mark’s Gospel to look into this: https://live.bible.is/bible/ENGNLH/MRK/1 Info Retention Quiz At what time of day did darkness cover the land when Jesus was crucified? A. Dawn B. Nine in the morning C. Noon D. Sunset How long did the dar
Oct. 30, 2026

Facing Something You Can’t Avoid? || Jesus in Gethsemane Mark 14 || Super Short Thought

Facing something you can’t avoid? In Gethsemane, Jesus prayed three times to be spared, then stood up and said, “Rise, let us go.” Not a victim, but the Son stepping forward into his Father’s purpose. And he invites you to step out with him. (Mark 14:32-42) Related Video: link to the matching Word for the Week on Gethsemane (Mark 14:32-42) #Gethsemane #GospelOfMark #Faith #Jesus #Shorts Info Retention Quiz 1. Where was Jesus praying in this reel? A. The upper room B. The temple courts C. Th

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Nov. 8, 2026

Too Far Gone? The Centurion at the Cross (Mark 15:33–39)

Who would you say is too far gone for God? Mark’s answer, at the climax of his Gospel, is startling. The first human being in his story to recognise Jesus as the Son of God is the Roman officer in charge of killing Him. In seven verses, Mark gives …
Oct. 30, 2026

What Does Gethsemane Teach Us About Following a Crucified Messiah? Mark 14:32-42

In Gethsemane, Mark shows Jesus facing the cost of the cross in real anguish, praying honestly, and choosing his Father’s will, while his three closest friends fail to keep watch. It is the first of two lessons in how to follow a crucified Messi…
Oct. 25, 2026

Slow on the Uptake: Why Jesus Keeps Telling Us What We're Very Slow to Hear Mark 10:32-45

Mark 10:32-45: the third passion prediction, the request of James and John, and why Jesus says greatness is service and his life a ransom. Have you ever said something to someone and watched it land in their ears but go no further? In our house, t…

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