Chapters 11-12 | Gospel of Mark

On Today’s show, I’m joined by Mary Martin and Rick Hill to discuss Mark 11-12. 

Mary is the managing editor of Dallas Doing Good and the founder of Lift Communications, a communications consulting firm serving small nonprofits. Mary loves reading, listening to podcasts, and baking bread. She graduated from Southeastern University with a degree in Journalism & Public Relations, giving her a permanent excuse to ask people to share their life stories. Originally from Orlando, Florida, Mary lives in Plano, Texas, with her husband, Damien, and their two young boys. 

Rick Hill is a speaker, leader and writer based in Northern Ireland. Married to Sarah with two young sons, Rick serves in leadership at Carnmoney Church and works for the Presbyterian Church in Ireland in the areas of discipleship and leadership. He is passionate about seeing every follower of Jesus equipped and mobilised to serve in God’s mission. His first book, “Deep Roots of Resilient Disciples” will be published this summer. Rick tweets at @rickhillni 

The three of us get together to talk about the fickle love of crowds, a surprising meaning for fig trees, and oppressive systems.

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