The Gospel of Mark

Mark presents Jesus as the Servant King on the move — proclaiming the good news, driving back the powers of darkness, and going to the cross to give His life as a ransom for many. Each chapter has a full deep study and a short summary handout.

Deep studySummary
Mark 1 — The Beginning of the Gospel of Jesus ChristHandout →
Mark 2 — Authority to Forgive and Lord of the SabbathHandout →
Mark 3 — The Withered Hand, the Twelve, and the True FamilyHandout →
Mark 4 — Parables of the Kingdom and Calming the StormHandout →
Mark 5 — Power over Demons, Disease, and DeathHandout →
Mark 6 — Rejection at Nazareth and the Feeding of the Five ThousandHandout →
Mark 7 — Tradition, the Heart, and Bread for the GentilesHandout →
Mark 8 — Who Do You Say That I Am?Handout →
Mark 9 — The Transfiguration and the Call to DiscipleshipHandout →
Mark 10 — The Cost and Reward of Following ChristHandout →
Mark 11 — The Triumphal Entry and the Cleansing of the TempleHandout →
Mark 12 — The Rejected Cornerstone and the Great CommandmentHandout →
Mark 13 — The Olivet DiscourseHandout →
Mark 14 — The Last Supper, Gethsemane, and BetrayalHandout →
Mark 15 — The Crucifixion and Burial of JesusHandout →
Mark 16 — The ResurrectionHandout →