Mark is the second book of the New Testament and offers a fast-paced account of the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. It emphasizes Jesus as the powerful Son of God and the suffering Servant who came to save humanity. Through miracles, teachings, and His sacrificial death and resurrection, Mark highlights the call to follow Jesus with faith and commitment. It is a book of action, service, and the gospel message.
Read more: The Book of Mark
Mark 1 | Mark 2 | Mark 3 | Mark 4 | Mark 5 | Mark 6 | Mark 7 | Mark 8 | Mark 9 | Mark 10 | Mark 11 | Mark 12 | Mark 13 | Mark 14 | Mark 15 | Mark 16
Mark Chapter Highlights
- Mark 1: John baptizes Jesus; Jesus begins ministry
- Mark 2: Jesus heals and forgives; Sabbath controversies
- Mark 3: Twelve apostles chosen; opposition grows
- Mark 4: Parables of the kingdom; storm calmed
- Mark 5: Demons cast out; woman healed; Jairus’ daughter raised
- Mark 6: Jesus rejected at Nazareth; feeds 5,000; walks on water
- Mark 7: True purity taught; Gentile woman’s faith
- Mark 8: Feeds 4,000; Peter confesses Jesus as Messiah
- Mark 9: Transfiguration; teaching on humility
- Mark 10: Teaching on marriage, discipleship, and service
- Mark 11: Triumphal entry; Temple cleansed
- Mark 12: Parables and debates; greatest commandment
- Mark 13: Jesus teaches about the end times
- Mark 14: Last Supper; Jesus arrested and tried
- Mark 15: Crucifixion and burial of Jesus
- Mark 16: Resurrection and commission to preach
