The First 24: One Man. One Mission. One Day. Jesus of Nazareth - Softcover

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Follow Jesus hour by hour as he enters Capernaum to begin his ministry. This book is a fast-paced, action-packed Bible study, devotional, and detailed commentary on the explosive impact of Jesus' first day. It has 24 chapters and a chapter of questions and discussion points for small groups, personal study, or adult Bible groups.

From the opening chapter of the Gospel of Mark comes "The First 24", a step-by-step, deep-dive investigation into the first 24 hours of Jesus' public ministry. In 24 chapters, Jesus' proclamation, confrontation with the demons, compassionate care of a family friend, public time for healing, private time for prayer, and much more, the reader will experience and understand the ministry of Jesus of Nazareth as never before.

Perfect for personal study, small group discussion, or personal growth and edification. Includes 24 discussion questions for lively engagement.

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"The First 24" is an innovative and yet biblically faithful examination and profound application of the gospel recording of one 24-hour day in the life of our Lord Jesus. Every page is insightful and inspiring, and challenging."- Reader Review

"If you want thriller action, front-row seats for “Day 1” of Jesus' ministry, and an experience of the biblical text that explodes from black and white to technicolor, you will LOVE this book. You’ll feel exhausted and exhilarated as you walk with Jesus and his disciples for the first, crucial 24 hours of his ministry." --Reader Review

"The First 24" will fix the immediacy of the Gospel of Mark in your mind for the rest of your life. The play-by-play of those first hours in Capernaum beautifully captures the intensity and power of Jesus' first encounters. It's a great resource for formation; the study questions at the end of 24 will provide good discussion in a small group setting or rich fodder for individual reflection." --Reader Review.

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