Mark

Jesus at work, from His baptism and the ministry in Galilee to the road to Jerusalem, the cross and the empty tomb.

Dr. Chuck Missler’s expositional commentaries

The Gospel of Mark — Logos study notes

The Gospel of Mark, written to the Roman: Jesus presented as Servant, what He did. Chuck Missler’s sessions were recorded live at Koinonia House, Post Falls, Idaho, in 2010.

Pick a chapter to open its study note. The 16 chapters are grouped into the parts of the book. All 16 chapters are up.

Ministry in Galilee

1–7

1John the Baptist, Jesus’ baptism and temptation, and the first disciples called 2Healing the paralytic, the call of Levi, and disputes over fasting and the Sabbath 3The Twelve appointed, the charge that He casts out demons by Beelzebul, and His true family 4Parables of the sower, the lamp, the seed, and the mustard seed; calming the storm 5The Gerasene demoniac, the woman healed, and Jairus’ daughter raised 6Rejected at Nazareth, the Twelve sent out, John beheaded, five thousand fed, walking on water 7Tradition against God’s command, the Syrophoenician woman, and a deaf man healed

Ministry in Gentile regions

8–9

8Four thousand fed, a blind man healed, Peter’s confession, and the cost of discipleship 9The Transfiguration, a stubborn spirit cast out, and true kingdom greatness

III

The road to Jerusalem

10On divorce, the children blessed, the rich young ruler, and blind Bartimaeus

Ministry in Jerusalem

11–16

11The triumphal entry, the fig tree cursed, and the temple cleansed 12The tenants, taxes to Caesar, the resurrection, the greatest commandment, and the widow’s mite 13The Olivet Discourse: the temple’s fall and the signs of His coming 14Anointed at Bethany, the Last Supper, Gethsemane, the arrest, and the Jewish trial 15The Roman trial before Pilate, the crucifixion, and the burial 16The empty tomb, the risen Lord, and the Great Commission