This is a Bible study on Mark 16:1-8.

Should there be a ministry of exorcism? This article engages with this question, highlighting the scriptural data on the influence of the devil among God's children, demon-possession in the New Testament, and then making some remarks on Mark 16:17-18, a passage often cited as proof that also today evil spirits can be driven out in the name of Jesus. The author emphasizes the importance of God's people being armed with the Word and prayer.

From Mark 16 this article shows how the resurrection of Christ and his ascension should lead to godly fear as a remedy to the lethargy facing the church today.

This article is an exposition of Mark 16:15-16.

This article shows the significance of Christ's appearance to Mary Magdalene after his resurrection, as recorded in Mark 16:9. It points to the heart of a Christian as longing to be with the Lord.

Looking at cessationism through the eyes of Mark 16, Acts 5, and 1 Peter 2, this article shows that to claim the cessation of special gifts is not equal to claiming that God has ceased to do spectacular acts. God has the power and the liberty to call on spectacular ways.

This article on Mark 16:6 is about the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

This article on Mark 16:19 is about the ascension of our Lord Jesus Christ.

This article looks at Mark 16:7 and the special mention the Lord Jesus makes of Peter.

This article on Mark 16:7 is about the reunion of Jesus and his disciples after his resurrection. Through the benefits of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, his disciples can once again live in peace with their Saviour.

The Lord calls Peter as part of his disciples even after he denied Jesus three times (Mark 16:7).