The Lord Jesus was the greatest traveler in history.

From eternity past, he stepped into time.

We have the privilege of walking with Jesus every day.

Join Scott Pauli now as we continue to follow Christ's steps through the gospel according to Mark.

It's hard to imagine that we have come to the end of our journey through the gospel according to Mark.

Now let me just say

right up front, the journey is not over. We're all still journing with Jesus. You should still be

journing through scripture every day. And as believers, we're all still on the journey. To the day

we see Jesus Christ face to face. What a great day that will be. But we've been walking through

the gospel according to Mark for many weeks now. and I want to thank you for being our companion on this journey.

We've had a great time journeying with Jesus.

And as we come to our closing study in the Gospel according to Mark, I want to do something a little different.

I want to show you how the book starts.

I want to show you the heart of the book, and I want to show you how the book starts. I want to show you the heart of the book and I want to show you how the book ends and just simply make an application.

You see, we didn't study the gospel according to Mark to simply know more. We studied the

gospel according to Mark to do more. Remember that when we began our study, we learned that

the gospel according to Mark

is unique in many ways, but one of the ways it's unique is that it is the gospel of action.

The word straightway was used 42 times in this book. The chapters, the vast majority of them,

begin with a word and. It's just a continuous drama we saw jesus christ above all as

the servant he's at work he was at work when he was on this earth he's at work today and he expects

his servants to be working as well you see this is the gospel of action we serve the god of action and god wants his people to be people of action. We serve the God of action, and God wants his people to be people

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