This week in Mark 3:20-35, we’ll look at the relationship between Jesus and his family and what it means for a kingdom to be divided.

This week in Mark 3:7-19, Jesus appoints his twelve apostles.

This week in Mark 2:23-3:6, Jesus is once again challenged by the Pharisees, this time on the Sabbath. They begin to seek to destroy him.

This week we look at Mark 2:18-22 where Jesus is confronted on the subject of fasting.

This week in Mark 2:13-17, Jesus eats with tax collectors and sinners.

Jesus moves through Galilee to preach in the synagogues and to cast out demons. He heals a man with leprosy who spread the news of his healing so that many people came to Jesus.

Jesus goes into Capernaum and begins to speak and teach with authority and the people are astonished and begin to come to him for healing.

In today’s passage, John is imprisoned and Jesus enters Galilee and begins to gather his disciples.

In this series through the Gospel of Mark, Jesus is baptized by John and the Holy Spirit descends. The Spirit then sends Jesus to the desert for forty days.

This week we begin a new series in the Gospel of Mark. In the beginning of the first chapter, we will see how the Old Testament prophecies of the coming Messiah come to fruition through the proclamations of John who will “prepare the way.”