Deeper #Bible Study - LESSON 5 "The Amazing Message of Mark!" Learn to Study God's Word #BibleStudy

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This Fall we are digging into the Gospel of Mark and gain a great understanding of that book and sharpen our skills at Inductive Bible Study. Please join us!

Homework for LESSON 5 - Read Mark 8 - Remember the questions - Who, Where, When, Why How and especially WHAT. What does the texts say? Use the SHA method to get into the WHAT of the text - Summarize, Highlight, Apply.

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