“The New Gospel of the Kingdom According to Saint Mark” by Minister Bennie Earl Jenkins is now available for purchase

In an age when faith is often reduced to routine or tradition, “The New Gospel of the Kingdom According to Saint Mark” by Minister Bennie Earl Jenkins calls readers back to the living heart of Jesus’ message. Proudly published by Citi of Books, this is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other major retail platforms.

This book is not a retelling of Scripture, nor a fictional expansion of the Gospel, but a deeply intentional theological work that seeks to uncover the meaning of the Kingdom of God as proclaimed by Christ in the Gospel of Mark. Jenkins invites readers to move beyond surface-level belief and into a fuller understanding of what it truly means to live under God’s Kingdom authority.

Rooted firmly in Scripture, the book approaches Mark’s Gospel as a foundation rather than a conclusion. Minister Jenkins examines Christ’s words, actions, and authority through a Kingdom-centered lens, emphasizing spiritual transformation over religious formality. His writing challenges readers to see the Gospel not as a historical document alone, but as an active, present reality meant to shape daily life, identity, and obedience.

Minister Bennie Earl Jenkins writes with the clarity of a teacher and the conviction of a minister deeply committed to biblical truth. His voice is pastoral yet firm, guiding readers through theological reflection without abstraction or academic distance. He positions himself not as a replacement for Scripture, but as a servant of it—helping readers see familiar passages with renewed spiritual insight.

The first portion of the book establishes the meaning of the “Kingdom of God” as it appears throughout the Gospel of Mark. Jenkins explains how Jesus’ ministry was not centered on creating a new religion, but on announcing God’s reign—manifested through repentance, healing, authority, and obedience. Each chapter builds upon Mark’s portrayal of Christ as both servant and King, emphasizing that the Kingdom demands transformation, not mere acknowledgment.

Jenkins carefully unpacks key moments from Mark’s Gospel, highlighting how Jesus demonstrated Kingdom authority over sickness, nature, demonic powers, and human tradition. These teachings reinforce the idea that the Kingdom is revealed through power, submission, and faith, not through status or ceremony.

At its core, “The New Gospel of the Kingdom” is a call to return to Christ’s original message. Minister Jenkins reminds readers that the Gospel is not only about salvation from sin, but submission to God’s reign. The book encourages believers to live consciously under Kingdom authority rather than cultural or personal rule.

This book is a reminder that the Kingdom of God is not merely preached—it is lived.