This commentary will take you verse by verse through Mark chapter 16. In Mark sixteen, Jesus rises from the dead, appears to His disciples, gives the great commission, and ascends back to heaven.

This commentary will take you verse by verse through Mark chapter 15. In Mark fifteen, Jesus goes to trial before Pilate, is crucified, and buried.

This commentary will take you verse by verse through Mark chapter 14. In Mark fourteen, Jesus eats the Passover with His disciples, prays in the Garden of Gethsemane, is betrayed by Jesus, and is arrested by His Jewish religious enemies.

This commentary will take you verse by verse through Mark chapter 13. In Mark thirteen, Jesus talks to His disciples about the abomination of desolation, the destruction of Jerusalem, the coming of the Lord, and the end of time.

This commentary will take you verse by verse through Mark chapter 12. In Mark twelve, he parable of the tenants, paying taxes to Caesar, the Sadducees ask about the resurrection, the greatest commandment, and the widow with two mites.

This commentary will take you verse by verse through Mark chapter 11. In Mark eleven, the Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem, Jesus curses the fig tree, cleanses the Temple, and counters the attacks of the chief priests and elders.

This commentary will take you verse by verse through Mark chapter 10. In Mark ten, Jesus teaches about divorce, encourages His Apostles to be like children, speaks to the rich young ruler, begins His final journey to Jerusalem, and heals blind Bartimaeus while leaving Jericho.

This commentary will take you verse by verse through Mark chapter 9. In Mark 9, we read about the Transfiguration of Jesus, a father with a demon-possessed son asking Jesus to help him, the Apostles asking who was the greatest, and a warning about hell.

This commentary will take you verse by verse through Mark chapter 8. In Mark 8, Jesus feeds 4,000 people, the Pharisees ask for a sign, Jesus warns the Apostles about the leaven of the Pharisees and Herod, Peter confesses Christ, and Jesus teaches on taking your cross and following Him.

This commentary will take you verse by verse through Mark chapter 7. In Mark 7, Jesus challenges the traditions of the Pharisees (Hand washing and Corban). It is not what is outside a person that defiles him but what is inside. Jesus then heals the Syrophoenician woman's daughter and opens the ears of a deaf man.

This commentary will take you verse by verse through Mark chapter 6. In Mark 6, Jesus is rejected in His own hometown, the Apostles are sent out to preach the coming Kingdom of Heaven, John the Baptist is killed, Jesus feeds the 5,000, and walks on the water.

This commentary will take you verse by verse through Mark chapter 5. In Mark 5, Jesus casts out the demon Legion in the country of the Gerasenes, heals the woman with the discharge of blood, and raises Jairus' daughter from the dead.

This commentary will take you verse by verse through Mark chapter 4. Jesus teaches on the parable of the sower, the parable of the mustard seed, and calms the storm on Galilee.

The last thing some Christians need is another Bible class, another online Bible study, another Christian conference, or another sermon! Mature Christians need to honestly evaluate how much time they spending studying the Bible vs how much time they spend applying the Bible.

This commentary will take you verse by verse through Mark chapter 3. Jesus heals a man with a withered hand, selects the 12 Apostles, casts out a demon, and discusses blasphemy of the Holy Spirit.

This commentary will take you verse by verse through Mark 2. Dive into the second chapter of Mark’s Gospel. Four friends lower a paralyzed man through the roof to be healed by Jesus and Jesus calls Matthew to be His disciple.

Dive into the first chapter of Mark’s Gospel and explore the significance of Jesus’ baptism, the beginning of his public ministry, and his miraculous healings.