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Jesus heals on the Sabbath, defying religious leaders. Crowds follow Jesus as He travels, healing and teaching. Jesus appoints His disciples (“the Twelve”), then later defends His position on casting out demons.

Mark 3

This is episode 3 of an ongoing series called How to Read the Bible that explores the origins, content, and purpose of the Bible. Reading the Bible wisely requires that we learn about the ancient literary styles used by the biblical authors. These writers expressed their ideas and claims through a variety of different type of literature, and this video will explore why it's important to tell them apart so we can hear their message on their terms...

Literary Styles in the BIBLE

Jesus forgives the sins of a paralyzed man, upsetting religious leaders, then heals him. Later, Jesus invites Matthew (Levi) to be His disciple, then answers a question about fasting.

Mark 2

Gospel author Mark first introduces John the Baptist as the messenger of God prophesied by Isaiah, then shares his account of Jesus’s baptism, temptation in the wilderness, and beginning in ministry.

Mark 1:1-15

Jesus calls His first disciples. They begin traveling together and the news about Jesus spreads, as he casts out impure spirits and demons, heals people of illness and disease, and preaches.

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Mark 3

Literary Styles in the BIBLE

Mark 2

Mark 1:1-15

Mark 1:16-45