Luke 5:27–39

Luke 5:27–39 (ESV): Jesus Calls Levi, A Question About Fasting

Luke 5:17–26

Luke 5:17–26 (ESV): Jesus Heals a Paralytic

Luke 5:12–16

Luke 5:12–16 (ESV): Jesus Cleanses a Leper

Luke 5:1–11

Luke 5:1–11 (ESV): Jesus Calls the First Disciples

Luke 4:31–44

Luke 4:31–44 (ESV): Jesus Heals a Man with an Unclean Demon, Jesus Heals Many, Jesus Preaches in Synagogues

Luke 4:1–30

Luke 4:1–30 (ESV): The Temptation of Jesus, Jesus Begins His Ministry, Jesus Rejected at Nazareth

Luke 3

Luke 3 (ESV): John the Baptist Prepares the Way, The Genealogy of Jesus Christ

Luke 2

Luke 2 (ESV): The Birth of Jesus Christ, The Shepherds and the Angels, Jesus Presented at the Temple, The Return to Nazareth, The Boy Jesus in the Temple

Luke 1

Luke 1 (ESV): Dedication to Theophilus, Birth of John the Baptist Foretold, Birth of Jesus Foretold, Mary Visits Elizabeth, Mary’s Song of Praise: The Magnificat, The Birth of John the Baptist, Zechariah’s Prophecy

Mark Summary

Of the four gospels, Mark is the shortest, and probably the most action-packed. I’ve seen at least a couple of commentaries talking about the fact that Mark is constantly saying “immediately this happened,” and then “immediately that happened.” For these reasons, and maybe because of its straightforward, simple language, many advise that new Christians start with Mark, to learn about Jesus and his ministry.

Mark 16

Mark 16 (ESV): The Resurrection, Jesus Appears to Mary Magdalene, Jesus Appears to Two Disciples, The Great Commission

Mark 15:33–47

Mark 15:33–47 (ESV): The Death of Jesus, Jesus is Buried

Mark 15:21–32

Mark 15:21–32 (ESV): The Crucifixion

Mark 15:1–20

Mark 15:1–20 (ESV): Jesus Delivered to Pilate, Pilate Delivers Jesus to be Crucified, Jesus is Mocked

Mark 14:66–72

Mark 14:66–72 (ESV): Peter Denies Jesus

Mark 14:43–65

Mark 14:43–65 (ESV): Betrayal and Arrest of Jesus, A Young Man Flees, Jesus Before the Council

Mark 14:32–42

Mark 14:32–42 (ESV): Jesus Prays in Gethsemane