Often, in my sermon prep work during the week, I write out devotional reflections on the text before I compose the sermon itself. I thought I might start including those reflections here on this blog, as a resource to anyone who might find them useful. It's not a scholarly or exegetical commentary, but rather more in the tradition of the devotional commentaries of the Puritans (Matthew Henry being an outstanding example). Here you'll find a list of links to commentary articles on all the passages I've covered since I began posting these reflections to this blog.
Mark 12:28-34
Mark 12:35-37
Mark 12:38-44
Mark 13:1-8
Mark 13:9-19
Mark 13:20-31
Mark 13:32-37
Mark 14:1-11
Mark 14:12-25
Mark 14:26-31
Mark 14:32-52
Mark 14:53-65
Mark 14:66-72
Mark 15:1-15
Mark 15:16-24
Mark 15:25-36
Mark 15:37-38
Mark 15:39-47
Mark 16:1-8