Matthew 1–28

The Gospel of Matthew

The life of Jesus told for a Jewish audience, from the genealogy to the Great Commission.

Mark 1–16

The Gospel of Mark

The earliest and briskest of the Gospels — Jesus in constant motion, told with urgency.

Luke 1–24

The Gospel of Luke

The physician’s orderly account, attentive to the poor, to women, and to the outsider.

John 1–21

The Gospel of John

The Word made flesh — the most reflective Gospel, built around seven signs.

Mark 1

Mark 1

John baptises Jesus, the first disciples are called, and the ministry begins in Galilee.

Mark 2

Mark 2

A paralysed man is lowered through a roof, and Jesus eats with tax collectors.

Mark 3

Mark 3

Healing on the Sabbath, the appointing of the Twelve, and a house divided.

Mark 5

Mark 5

The Gerasene demoniac, the woman who touched his cloak, and Jairus’ daughter raised.

Mark 8

Mark 8

Four thousand are fed, a blind man sees, and Peter confesses who Jesus is.

Mark 10

Mark 10

The rich young ruler, the cost of following, and blind Bartimaeus by the road.

Mark 11

Mark 11

The entry into Jerusalem and the clearing of the temple.

Mark 12

Mark 12

The tenants in the vineyard, Caesar’s coin, and the widow’s two small coins.

Mark 14

Mark 14

The anointing at Bethany, the Last Supper, and Gethsemane.

Mark 16

Mark 16

The empty tomb, and the commission to go into all the world.