Mark in a Month Reading Schedule

A schedule for reading the Gospel of Mark in just over a month

Daily Readings in the Gospel of Mark

A	1:1–6:29	Jesus begins his ministry
1	☐ 1:1–20	John the Baptist & the first followers
2	☐ 1:21–39	Healing and casting out demons
3	☐ 1:40–2:12	Two amazing healings
4	☐ 2:13–22	Conflict with Pharisees
5	☐ 2:23–3:6	Healings on the Sabbath
6	☐ 3:7–19	12 disciples chosen so they could be sent out
7	☐ 3:20–35	Hostility from religious leaders & family
8	☐ 4:1–20	Parable of the sower
9	☐ 4:21–34	Three more parables
10	☐ 4:35–5:20	Displays of power
11	☐ 5:21–43	Power to heal and raise the dead
12	☐ 6:1–29	Disciples sent, & John the Baptist dies
B	6:30–8:21	Jesus goes beyond Moses, but they don’t understand
13	☐ 6:30–56	Jesus feeds 5000 & walks on water
14	☐ 7:1–23	Jesus’s commandments supersede Moses
15	☐ 7:24–37	Goes to the Gentiles and does miracles
16	☐ 8:1–21	Jesus feeds 4000, but the disciples are blind
C	8:22–10:52	Physical & spiritual blindness & sight
17	☐ 8:22–9:1	Blindness and Sight
18	☐ 9:2–29	Transfiguration & demon-possessed boy
19	☐ 9:30–50	Radical Kingdom teaching
20	☐ 10:1–31	The cost of the Kingdom
21	☐ 10:32–52	Blindness and Sight
D	11:1–13:37	Jesus visits the Temple, predicting that he’ll replace it
22	☐ 11:1–26	Jesus comes to the temple and finds no fruit
23	☐ 11:27–12:12	Parable of the fruitless vineyard. Jesus is the true cornerstone
24	☐ 12:13–27	Two attempts to trap Jesus with words
25	☐ 12:28–44	Jesus responds, pointing out some good fruit
26	☐ 13	Destruction is coming to the Temple, so stay alert!
E	14:1–16:8	Truly this man is the Son of God
27	☐ 14:1–9	A woman comes to anoint Jesus
28	☐ 14:10–31	Last supper, and betrayal
29	☐ 14:32–52	Prayer and betrayal in Gethsemane
30	☐ 14:53–72	Jesus is tried and Peter denies him
31	☐ 15:1–20	Jesus is tried by Pilate
32	☐ 15:21–41	Jesus is crucified and a centurion believes
33	☐ 15:42–16:8	Women come to anoint Jesus, but he has been raised from the dead
34	☐ 16:9–20	Epilogue