EPISODE · May 26, 2026 · 27 MIN
Mark 15:42- 16:8 From Cross to Hope
from Coffee Cake and Chatte!! · host Susan Downie
In this episode host Susan Downie finishes Uncover Mark Study H, reading Mark 15:42–16:8. She explores Jesus’ burial, Joseph of Arimathea, the empty tomb, and the significance of the women witnesses, weaving in a personal olive-tree metaphor about hope and new life. Susan reflects on fear, faith, and the challenge of accepting the resurrection, invites listeners to respond to the good news, and previews a new series beginning tomorrow. To contact Susan use either of the following: [email protected] All bible references used are from the NIV bible Series 6 Ref Phillipians ( Life Lessons ) by Max Lucado Published By Thomas Nelson 2007 Visit the Charity website on : https://www.adventworldwide.co.uk/ This Podcast is not monetized but any donations would be welcomed with thanks. If you like what you hear please subscribe to receive archived episodes, like and share to spread the Word. Coming Soon: Testimonies of Grace @COFFEE CAKE & CHATTE!! LIVE Recorded interviews Advent Worldwide have been part of discipleship initiatives in Canada, Uganda, Kenya and Uk and they all bring a story of their own to the table. Don't Miss out ! Join the conversation at [email protected] So that you can be added to the list of recipients of the Link for the next recorded Live show scheduled 15th May 2026.
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In this episode host Susan Downie finishes Uncover Mark Study H, reading Mark 15:42–16:8. She explores Jesus’ burial, Joseph of Arimathea, the empty tomb, and the significance of the women witnesses, weaving in a personal olive-tree metaphor about hope and new life. Susan reflects on fear, faith, and the challenge of accepting the resurrection, invites listeners to respond to the good news, and previews a new series beginning tomorrow.
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