As Jesus draws nearer to his death on the cross, a woman anoints Jesus with a perfume that costs a year's wages. This makes his followers begin to grumble at what they perceive to be a very strange way to waste money.

Jesus warns his disciples to watch for in the end times.

Jesus reveals in his prophetic sermon that he has a perspective on the future that is larger than we can comprehend.

In Mark Chapter 13, Jesus starts to predict the future in a much broader sense than just his own death and resurrection. He does so in a manner that is very different from all the prophets and teachers who came before him.

After Jesus' public display of authority in the Temple, various though leaders of the day try to trap Jesus in a series of Political and Religious tests.

After Jesus' bold actions in the temple get the religiously leaders wondering by what authority he claims to be allowed to say and do what he does.

Jesus' actions in the temple show us how he feels about people who use Religious practices to get what they want.

In this chapter of Mark we see Jesus curse fig tree that is not bearing fruit right before he turns over the tables of money changers in the Temple.

While the disciples are arguing over who is first, Jesus responds with language that offends our modern sensibilities.

After Jesus tells his disciples about his death and resurrection, they start arguing about which one of them is the greatest.