Gospel of Mark Bible Study
Heartbreak to Hope: Good News from Mark
11 Lessons with Podcasts and Discussion Guide
Have you known the heartache of rejection, the pain of loneliness, or a sense of uncertainty?
God looked upon your life with compassion and provided a solution-His Son Jesus Christ. Jesus understands every single one of your heartaches because those were part of His life as well. Through Heartbreak to Hope, you will learn from the gospel of Mark about Jesus’s life on earth, how He related to people and why knowing Him brings hope to your life.
Here is the promise to you: Every heartbreak, pain and uncertainty can be overcome by Christ’s hope, healing and love.
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What others are saying about this study:
I came across the book while I was in jail and I completed it front to back within the eight month period that I was there. I am so grateful that they allowed me to bring the Bible study home with me and that the ministers of the church who came to visit on Wednesdays gave me my own personal Bible to read from. This book has changed my life. Thank you so much for all that you do. God bless. (Lily)
I had the opportunity to study your book Heartbreak to Hope. I had fallen away from studying the Bible the past few years. As I started to read your study and listen to your podcast, the Bible came alive to me. Your insight and wisdom on how to present the scripture was very eye-opening. (Barbara)
A group of us gals from church have been doing Mark. Great in-depth look at the end of Christ’s earthly life. Even though we are all old (younger at heart than years), we are all learning. I can’t thank you enough for the free preview. So many other books are a bit pricey for our budgets. (Dorie)
During this Covid time we had no woman’s bible study, so I looked for a study on line. I came across yours and did the book of Mark. It was very well done. I enjoyed it very much. It met the needs of my heart at that time and brought me through a difficult time. God picked me out of the deep place of pain and hurt from others and put me on firm ground and told me who I am to Him and than confirmed it by others around me. Thank you for your time and spiritual insight of God’s word. (Diane)
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“Heartbreak to Hope” podcasts
“Heartbreak to Hope” Blogs
Luke 2:14—Peace on Earth to Those Who Please God
New Testament Women: Trust Jesus to satisfy your heart needs
Luke 1-2: Mary-Jesus satisfies your heart with GRACE
Mark 7, Luke 13: Shunned Women-Jesus satisfies your heart with KINDNESS
Mark 5: Desperate Woman-Jesus satisfies your heart with HOPE
More Studies in the Gospels and Acts
Live Out His Love (NT women)
Painting the Portrait of Jesus (the “I Am’s” of Jesus in John)
Satisfied by His Love (women who knew Jesus)
Radical Acts (the book of Acts)
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You are not alone. This world is full of heartache and pain.
If you have been taught that God doesn’t care or is punishing you for something you’ve done wrong, you aren’t likely to trust Him for help. This may leave you feeling empty, confused, and hopeless. But God looked upon your life with compassion and provided a solution—His Son Jesus Christ. He is God in the flesh, the God of hope and love, and He understands every single one of your heartaches.
Jesus experienced human life for more than 30 years. He gets your physical pain, rejection, strained relationships, abuse, grief, and impatience because those were part of His life as well. When you go to Him in prayer, you can trust that He understands, that He knows how you are feeling and what your needs are at that moment.
Christianity is Christ! It’s not a lifestyle or rules of conduct. It’s not a society whose members were initiated by the sprinkling or covering of water. We are called first and foremost to a relationship with a Person—Jesus Christ. When you study the gospel of Mark, you will learn about Jesus’ life on earth, how He related to people, and why knowing Him brings hope to your life. Let your heartbreak, pain and uncertainty be overcome by Christ’s hope, healing and love.
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