An Outlier Survivor's Guide In Good Places: Gospel of Mark Devotional Commentary

The gospel of Mark is the earliest and shortest of the four gospel accounts in the New Testament. This devotional commentary consist of 30 readings of mainly modernised KJV texts from the synoptic gospels (Matthew, Luke and John) to provide a fuller detailed account in addition to the conversation each may have with the other gospel writers as scripture interprets scripture.

Who do people say Jesus is? And, who do the disciples of Jesus say He is?

Who does Jesus Himself say He is?

This question of Jesus' identity and His mission more than 2000 years ago remain relevant today both for His followers and truth seekers.

More importantly, the book hopes to promote biblical literacy for a younger generation who find the Bible hard to understand and too much to read by focusing on a single book with short reading as a devotional guide to understand holy scriptures for spiritual growth and discipleship.

Jesus defines greatness as being a servant. The Son of Man is acquainted with sorrow. Surrender His will to the Father's will.

Jesus gave His life as a momentous sacrifice as the Lamb of God who take away the sins of the world to show us the way of righteousness is found in Him.

This is the euangelion, the gospel of the liberation life of the kingdom of God.

He was rejected, betrayed, died on the cross, buried, and on the third day raised from the dead because the grave does not permit an innocent Man to die.

He will come again to judge the world in righteousness. Repent and believe in Jesus for deliverance from sin, darkness and oppression to serve God in newness of life. He makes all things beautiful.