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1. Jesus Christ: Servant of Jehovah and Son of God, Mk 1:1-13. The good news
that Jesus Christ is the Savior goes back to the Garden of Eden. Israel’s
prophets foretold that God was preparing for His arrival. When John the
Baptist baptized Jesus in water, God the Father spoke from heaven and God
the Holy Spirit descended upon Him. The Holy Spirit impelled Him into the
desert to be tempted by Satan.
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2. The Gospel that Jesus Preached, Mk 1:14-20. After His temptation, Jesus went
to live in Capernaum. Jesus’ gospel was a message of salvation and
discipleship: the kingdom of God is at hand, repent and believe. He called four
fishermen to follow Him and be fishers of men. Immediately they left their
fishing trade. Following Jesus, His disciples would enter the promised
kingdom, which was near.
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3. His Compassion for Men, Mk 1:21-3:12. God sent forth His Christ as a select
arrow out of His quiver, saying “go forth” to those who are bound, and “show
yourselves” to those who sit in darkness (Isa 49:1-9). Jesus was mighty in
word and in deed. He didn’t use His strength to inflict wounds but to heal and
restore men to God. Men were astonished and kings shut their mouths
because of Him.
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4. Choosing His Twelve Apostles, Mk 3:13-35. Jesus chose twelve men whom He
sent out to preach, giving them power to do miracles. Heaven shall rule the
earth! But His hometown thought He was crazy and the Jewish leaders from
Jerusalem thought Satan possessed him. His mother and brothers called him
to return home, but He declared that whoever does God’s will is His brother,
sister and mother.
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5. The Parables of Jesus, Mk 4:1-34. The multitudes crowded so close to hear
Him that He taught from a boat. Mark recorded the parables of a sower, a lamp,
a slow growing seed and a small mustard seed. Afterwards He explained to His
disciples the parables’ meaning, which meaning those outside the faith
couldn’t understand. From a small beginning Christianity would spread rapidly
among the Gentiles.
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6. The Display of His Sovereignty, Mk 4:35-8:26. The time had come to go to the
Gentiles. It would be a test of their faith. He gathered the twelve apostles into a
boat and they set their course for the far side of the lake. A wind arose and the
waves began sinking the boat. They cried out to Jesus and He calmed the wind
and the waves. Jesus said, “How is it that you have no faith?”
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7. Gadera: the Demon Possessed Man, Mk 4:35-8:26. Out of the cemetery caves
burst a demon possessed man of great strength. He cut himself with rocks.
Jesus cast out the legion of demons. The demons He sent to possess the
bodies of a herd of pigs, and the man to testify to the Gentiles in Gadera. Jesus
left Gadera and returned to Capernaum that He might raise up the tribes of
Jacob.
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8. Galilee: Jairus’ Daughter Raised, 5:21-43. Jairus was an elder in the
Capernaum synagogue where Jesus attended. This Jewish leader asked Jesus
to heal his twelve-year-old daughter who was close to death. On His way to the
house, Jesus healed another woman, but Jarius’ daughter died. Jesus said to
Jairus, “Don’t be afraid, only believe.” Jesus took her by the hand and raised
her from the dead.
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9. Galilee: John the Baptist Beheaded, 6:14-28. King Herod heard of Jesus and
thought that John had risen from the dead. Herod had imprisoned Israel’s
greatest prophet because John had rebuked him for marrying Herodias, his
brother Philip’s wife. John had come to restore the hearts of children to their
fathers, but Herodias did just the opposite. She also incited Herod to behead
John.
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10. Phoenicia: Casting out a Demon, 7:24-30. Jesus traveled to Tyre and Sidon. A
Gentile woman whose daughter was demon possessed heard that Jesus had
entered the house of a Jew. She asked Him to cast the demon out but He said
that He would not take the children’s bread and throw it to dogs. But she
answered that even the dogs under the table are allowed to eat the crumbs that
fall. Jesus cast out the demon.
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11. Decapolis: Four Thousand Fed, 8:1-9. He returned to the Roman province of
Decapolis and with great compassion taught the multitudes and worked
miracles. For three days the people followed Jesus having nothing to eat.
Jesus took seven loaves of bread and a few small fish, gave thanks and broke
them into pieces. Over four thousand ate their fill. There remained seven
baskets of food that no one could eat.
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12. Caesarea and Capernaum: Predictions, 8:27-9:50. Despite His teaching and
miracles, the multitudes failed to grasp who He really was. So Christ broke to
His disciples the news of His death, burial and resurrection. Peter rebuked Him
but Jesus rebuked Peter and Satan. Peter couldn’t see as God can see. Jesus
foretold His glory, His resurrection, giving kingdom rewards, and of eternal hell
fire to come.
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13. Perea and Jericho: Final Passover Trip, 10:1-52. Passover pilgrims were
headed up to Jerusalem. Jesus and His disciples ministered to these Jewish
travelers and to the Gentiles beyond the Jordan River. He addressed the issues
of divorce, loving children, eternal life, serving others, drinking the cup, and
individual faith. Leaving Jericho, He healed blind Bartimaeus.
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14. Sunday: Presentation of Israel’s King, 11:1-11. Arriving near Jerusalem, Jesus
sent two disciples ahead to arrange for His triumphal entry. He rode a young
unbroken male donkey into the temple courtyard. The Passover pilgrims
spread their clothes in the streets, waved palm branches and shouted
“Hosanna.” They expected the coming Davidic kingdom, but He departed from
Jerusalem and returned to Bethany.
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15. Monday: Cleansing the Temple, 11:12-19. On their way back to Jerusalem they
passed a fig tree. Being hungry they searched the tree for fruit but found none.
Entering into the temple courtyard they found the merchants exploiting the
Passover pilgrims with inflated prices for their sacrificial birds and animals. He
took a whip, overturned the moneychanger’s tables, and drove them all out of
the temple.
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16. Tuesday: The Rejected Stone, 11:20-13:37. Returning to the temple, they saw
that the fig tree had withered from its roots up. It, like the people, did not know
the season for producing fruit. He was confronted by the Jewish leaders who
demanded to know by what authority He had cleansed the temple. He told them
the parable of the rejected stone in God’s vineyard. Israel rejected her king but
He will come again.
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17. Wednesday: Anointing for His Burial, 14:1-11. Their Passover lodging was in
the home of Simon the leper located in Bethany. Mary of Bethany anointed Him
with an expensive perfume. At once some raised objections, including Judas
Iscariot, who whined like a horse that the perfume could have been sold and
the money used to help the poor. But Jesus replied that what she did was for
the day of His burial.
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18. Thursday: The First Communion, 14:12-52. He sent two of His disciples to
Jerusalem to arrange a place where He could eat the Passover. While eating He
announced that one of them would betray Him, who rose up and left the table.
After the Passover meal, He instituted the Lord’s Supper with bread and the
cup. They retired to Gethsemane where He watched and prayed, “Let this cup
pass from Me.”
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19. Friday: Trials and Crucifixion, 14:53-15:46. He was arrested and taken before
the Jewish tribunal of Caiaphas and the Sanhedrin. They spit at Him. Peter
denied Him but wept when the rooster crowed a second time. Pilate judged
Him by Roman law, tried to release Him but gave in to the Jews’ demands to
crucify Him. The Roman soldiers called upon Simon to carry His cross, then
crucified Him between two thieves.
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20. Saturday: The Sabbath Rest, 15:47. The intent of His enemies was to bury Him
with the thieves. But Joseph, a member of the Sanhedrin, went before Pilate
and asked for the body of Jesus. He took the body down from the cross,
wrapped it in a linen cloth, laid Him in a new tomb that had been hewn out in
the rock, and closed the entrance with a stone. And the women saw where He
was laid.
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21. Sunday: His Resurrection & Appearances, 16:1-14. Early in the morning the
women brought spices to anoint His body. They found the stone was rolled
away and an angel announced His resurrection from the dead. They were sent
to tell His disciples and Peter, but they fled and said nothing. He appeared to
Mary Magdalene, then to two others in the country. Afterward He appeared to
the eleven apostles.
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22. His Commission and Ascension, Mk 16:16-20. Christ commissioned His
disciples to go into the entire world and preach the gospel to all creation.
Those who believe and are baptized will be saved, but those who don’t believe
will be condemned. Signs would accompany those who believe. He returned to
the heavens to sit at God’s right hand. And they went out and preached
everywhere.
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GOSPEL OF MARK
Key Verse, 1:1- The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God.
A. UNTO THE JEW FIRST, 1:1-4:41
1. Jesus Christ: Servant of Jehovah, Son of God, 1:1-13
2. His Preaching: Repent and Believe the Gospel, 1:14-20
3. His Miracles: Compassion for Men, 1:21-3:12
4. His Personnel: The Twelve Apostles, 3:13-35
5. His Parables: The Sower and the Seed, 4:1-34
6. His Sovereignty: Stilling the Wind and Waves, 4:35-41
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GOSPEL OF MARK
B. AND ALSO TO THE GENTILES, 5:1-10:52
7. Gadera: The Demon Possessed Man, 5:1-20
8. Galilee: Jairus’ Daughter Raised, 5:21-43
9. Galilee: John the Baptist Beheaded, 6:14-28
10. Phoenicia: Casting out a Demon, 7:24-30
11. Decapolis: Four Thousand Fed, 8:1-9
12. Caesarea and Capernaum: Predictions, 8:27-9:50
13. Perea and Jericho: Final Passover Trip, 10:1-52
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GOSPEL OF MARK
C. JERUSALEM, JERUSALEM, 11:1-15:47
14. Sunday: Presentation of Israel’s King, 11:1-11
15. Monday: Cleansing the Temple, 11:12-19
16. Tuesday: The Rejected Stone, 11:20-13:37
17. Wednesday: Anointing for His Burial, 14:1-11
18. Thursday: The First Communion, 14:12-52
19. Friday: His Trials and Crucifixion, 14:53-15:41
20. Saturday: The Sabbath Rest, 15:42-47
21. Sunday: His Resurrection & Appearances, 16:1-14
D. INTO ALL THE WORLD
22. His Commission and Ascension, 16:15-20
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