Paul Barnett, The Servant King: Reading Mark Today (
Peter Bolt and Tony Payne, Mark: News of the Hour Ten Interactive Studies for small groups and individuals (Matthias Media)
Tim Chester, Mark 1-8: The Coming King The Good Book Guide to Mark 1-8 Ten Studies for individuals or groups (Good Book Company)
Tim Chester, Mark 9-16: The Servant King The Good Book Guide to Mark 1-8 Ten Studies for individuals or groups (Good Book Company)
R. Alan Cole, Mark Tyndale New Testament Commentaries (IVP)
Phil Crowter, Preaching Mark: Talk Outlines For The Gospel of Mark (Good Book Company)
Dick France, Mark: The People’s Bible Commentary (Bible Reading Fellowship) – he also wrote the big fat New International Greek Testament Commentary on Mark as R. T. France (Eerdmans / Paternoster)
Tom Wright, Mark For Everyone (SPCK)
Christianity Explored and CY (youth version) material are also (largely) based on Mark’s Gospel (Good Book Company)
See also: http://www.bestcommentaries.com/category/mark/
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Morna Hooker's Mark commentary is very insightful, if handled with care!
There's also a really wacky one by a guy called van Irsel: http://www.amazon.com/Mark-Reader-Response-Commentary-Jsnt-Supplement/dp/1850758298
Thank you, Samuel. Yes, I have used it with profit. Rather liberal, of course.
Ah, sorry, that's the Hooker one I meant. Don't think I've come across the other.
I don't know whether The Victory According To Mark, Mark Horne is any good.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Victory-According-Mark-Horne/dp/1591280079/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1272526112&sr=8-5
Justin Mote's Read, Mark, Learn stuff on Mark was really excellent if I remember. Chiasms and stuff all over the place, brilliant stuff.
At one point you could get a hold of the manual for it (big yellow photocopied thing if I remember correctly) from St Helens - maybe you still can.
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