Jesus expresses His will about healing and irritates the Pharisees with His next choice of disciple among other things.  Mark 1:35-38, 40-45, 2:1-12,13-22, 9:9-17; Luke 4:42-44, 5:12-16,17-26, 27-38; Matthew 4:23-25, 8:1-4, 9:1-8

Jesus begins His ministry with healings and by calling disciples to come be fishers of men.  Luke 4:16-30; Luke 5:1-10; Matthew 4:18-22; Mark 1:16-20; Luke  5:10-11; Mark 1:21-34; Luke 4:31-39

Today we hear about Jesus' second miracle, one of healing. And He offers Living Water to the Woman at the Well.  John 4:1-26,27-42,43-54; Luke 3:19-20; Matthew 4:12-17; Luke 4:14

Today, Jesus addresses the Money Changers in the Temple and  Nicodemus' asks how in the world a person can be born again.  John 2:13-25; Ps 69:1-13,19-21; John 3:1-21; Numbers 21:7-9; John 3:22-36

Today is packed with Jesus' Baptism, the temptation of Jesus, John's testimony of Who Jesus really is, and Jesus' first miracle.  Matthew 3:13-17; Luke 3:21-23; Matthew 4:1-11; John 1:19-34, 35-51; John 2:1-12

Today we discuss the early life of Jesus, how prophecy was fulfilled every step of the way, and the ministry of John the Baptist. Matthew 2:13-23; Luke 2:40-51; Psalm 69:3-21; Matt 3:1-3; Mark 1:2-4; Luke 3:1-6; Matt 3:4-6; Luke 3:7-18

Today we meet several people who are privy to Messiah's birth; the shepherds, the Magi, Herod, Simeon, and Anna.  Their interactions  confirm to Mary and Joseph that they aren't dreaming. Luke 2:1-20, 21-40; Matthew 2:1-12

Mary gets proof she did not imagine Gabriel's announcement.  John is born and named. Joseph is instructed to go ahead and marry Mary.  Luke 1:39-45,46-56, 57-66, 67-80; Matthew 1:18-25

Today, we take a look at Jesus' very different genealogies in Matthew and Luke and hear Gabriel's announcements of the births of Jesus and John.  Matthew 1:1-17; Luke 3:23-38; Luke 1:5-25, 26-38

Today, we finish our timeline from 190 BC to the birth of Christ, find out a little concerning the political situation in Judea, and begin the New Testament.  Mark 1:1, John 1:1-8; Luke 1:1-4