Wow, it’s been 4+ years. I left to focus on finishing my PhD, which I did finish, and am now going to start up again (here’s your chance to unsubscribe if you don’t want to receive this to your inbox).
I thought I’d start with one of my favorite forms of writing, though I will be changing things up this time around in other respects. To begin, though, I’m going back to the Lenten daily readings. Over the next six weeks I’ll follow the calendar below. Each post will link to the corresponding reading with a brief(ish) commentary. As always, discussion on the blog page is encouraged:
| March 6
Ash Wednesday Mark 1:1-15 |
March 7
Mark 1: 16-28 |
March 8
Mark 1:29-45 |
March 9
Mark 2:1-12 |
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| March 10
Mark 2:13-22 |
March 11
Mark 2:23-3:6 |
March 12
Mark 3:7-19 |
March 13
Mark 3:20-35 |
March 14
Mark 4:1-20 |
March 15
Mark 4:21-34 |
March 16
Mark 4:35-41 |
| March 17
Mark 5:1-20 |
March 18
Mark 5:21-34 |
March 19
Mark 5:35-43 |
March 20
Mark 6:1-13 |
March 21
Mark 6:14-29 |
March 22
Mark 6:30-44 |
March 23
Mark 6:45-56 |
| March 24
Mark 7:1-23 |
March 25
Mark 7:24-37 |
March 26
Mark 8:1-13 |
March 27
Mark 8:14-26 |
March 28
Mark 8:27-9:1 |
March 29
Mark 9:2-13 |
March 30
Mark 9:14-29 |
| March 31
Mark 9:30-50 |
April 1
Mark 10:1-12 |
April 2
Mark 10:13-31 |
April 3
Mark 10:32-45 |
April 4
Mark 10:46-56 |
April 5
Mark 11:1-11 |
April 6
Mark 11:12-25 |
| April 7
Mark 11:27-33 |
April 8
Mark 12:1-12 |
April 9
Mark 12:13-27 |
April 10
Mark 12:28-34 |
April 11
Mark 12:35-44 |
April 12
Mark 13:1-37 (long reading) |
April 13
Mark 14:1-11 |
| April 14
Palm Sunday Mark 14:12-26 |
April 15
Mark 14:27-42 |
April 16
Mark 14:43-65 |
April 17
Mark 14: 66-72 |
April 18
Maundy Thursday Mark 15:1-20 |
April 19
Good Friday Mark 15:21-41 |
April 20
Holy Saturday Mark 15:42-47 |
| April 21
Easter Sunday Mark 16:1-8 |
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Michelle Sent from my iPhone
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