HeyJaredHome Group Sessions
Our home group sessions are designed to be studies either by individuals or small groups. A study includes a spoken scripture and supporting study, making 2 episodes per week.
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Mark 15 & 16 Explained | PART TWO | The Resurrection | Bible Study (opens the original)
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We don't often talk about Saturday. Good Friday gets the sermons, Easter Sunday gets the celebration, and the day in between — when the stone is in place and the tomb is sealed and the disciples don't know yet — tends to get skipped. But Saturday is where most of us actually live. We look at the women who came to the tomb at the first possible moment, the stone already rolled aside, the young man in white, and the two words that are among the most pastoral in the whole gospel — and Peter. Then w
Mark 15 & 16 Explained | PART ONE | The Crucifixion | Bible Study (opens the original)
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Mark 15 is the chapter I found hardest to prepare for. Not theologically — but emotionally. Reading it slowly, paying attention to the details, sitting with what actually happened — it's a lot. And I think the right response is to let it be a lot rather than process it too quickly into comfortable doctrine. We walk through the trial before Pilate, the release of Barabbas and what it means that we are all Barabbas, the flogging, the crown of thorns and what thorns meant in Jewish scripture, Simon
Mark 15 & 16 (Bible Reading for Group or Personal Reflection) (opens the original)
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Scripture Reading: Mark 15 & 16 Scripture quotations are taken from the Holy Bible, New Living Translation, copyright © 1996, 2004, 2007, 2013, 2015 by Tyndale House Foundation. Used by permission of Tyndale House Publishers, Carol Stream, Illinois 60188. All rights reserved.
Mark 13 & 14 Explained | PART TWO | Darkness before Dawn | Bible Study (opens the original)
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I'll be honest — when I sat down to read Mark 14 this week I felt almost unqualified to comment on it. There's something about the intimacy and weight of these pages that makes confident commentary feel slightly wrong. But we walked through it together anyway. The Passover lamb and what it means that Jesus died at Passover. The new covenant sealed in the same way the old one always was. The prayer Jesus prayed three times in Gethsemane because the answer was no and he had to keep bringing himsel
Mark 13 & 14 Explained | PART ONE | Stay Alert | Bible Study (opens the original)
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Mark 13 is one of the most misread chapters in the whole gospel. Wars, earthquakes, famines, false messiahs — every generation looks at the disasters of their own time and says surely this must be the sign. And every generation so far has been wrong. Not because the second coming isn't real, but because they're using the passage to do the exact opposite of what Jesus intended. We look at what Jesus actually says about the signs, why they're not a checklist, and why the instruction he gives in re
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