Here's the latest Deep Dive Blog on a Featured Scripture of the week simonbowkett331045.substack.… It goes deeper and travels out to the edges. Give it a pop.

Three friends. One hour. That's all Jesus asked of them in Gethsemane, and they couldn't do it. Jesus doesn't excuse it, but he understands it and still helped them keep going. Mucking it up? Turn back and begin again. Read Mark free here: live.bible.is/bible/ENGNLH/M… #MuckingItUp

Strong trade today at Llandeilo mart ... obviously according to condition this season, and the condition varies but on the whole looking very fair.

The Road, The Ambition, The Words and The Ransom. Here's the easy read blog on this week's featured Scripture, Mark 10:32-45 welshrev.com/blog/slow-on-th… The link to the deeper dive blog will be up here shortly ..

The Word for the Week 'Slow on the Uptake' unpacking Mark 10:32-45 is live here now. youtu.be/Vf7MFqUD-7c?is=Fx0N… In this Bible exposition we walk the road to Jerusalem with Jesus in Mark 10:32​-45, as He tells his friends and followers for a third time what's coming. Take a look!

Super Short Thought: A ransom is a price paid to set somebody free. Jesus says he came "not to be served but to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many." Mark 10:45 You can't earn it. You can only receive it, like a gift. Read Mark free: live.bible.is/bible/ENGNLH/M…

Super Short Thought: strong leaders carry the most for everybody else. That's Jesus' idea of greatness in Mark 10:43. Watch the 60-second reel, then read Mark free: live.bible.is/bible/ENGNLH/M… #Mark10 #WelshRev

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James and John asked Jesus for the best seats in his kingdom. He didn't mock them. He asked if they could drink his cup. Wanting your life to matter is legit. Grabbing status for yourself is the problem. Jesus offers a different road. Yes, of course it costs. All roads do #Mark10

They expected a Messiah to crush the Romans. Jesus walked ahead of his friends toward Jerusalem and told them exactly what was coming. He wasn't trapped. He was choosing it. This is what greatness looks like: love that walks toward the cost.

How do you know you'll be alright? A good, wealthy man ran up to Jesus, knelt in the dust and asked the biggest question there is of the greatest man there ever was. Then he walked away sad. Why? Word for the Week: Mark 10:17-31 ... youtu.be/xRO28I16_vU?is=11Zo… #WordForTheWeek

A reed walking stick may look like support. But when you lean on it, it snaps, and the sharp end can hurt you badly. That's Ezekiel's picture of misplaced trust. It fits the rich man in Mark 10, too. Check out this Super Short Thought. #Mark10 #Ezekiel

Where is your safety net? Jesus loved the rich man, then named the one thing he leaned on. Not because money is evil. Because he thought it proved he was OK, and secretly doubted it. Leaning on a person who loves and can care for you beats anything in your bank. SST-Mark 10:17-22

Super Short Thought: A rich man ran up to Jesus, knelt, and asked what he still lacked. Property, a clean record, respect. Still the question. Money buys comfort, but it never tells you you're safe. How much is enough? Mark 10:17-22