All Gospel Chapters

Matthew 1

The genealogy of Jesus Christ traces His lineage from Abraham to Joseph. An angel tells Joseph in a dream that Mary’s child is conceived by the Holy Spirit and will save His people from their sins.

Matthew 2

Wise men visit baby Jesus, guided by a star, but King Herod plots to kill Him. Joseph flees with Mary and Jesus to Egypt to escape Herod’s massacre of the infants.

Matthew 3

John the Baptist preaches repentance and baptizes in the Jordan River. Jesus comes to John and is baptized, and the Spirit descends upon Him.

Matthew 4

Jesus fasts forty days in the desert and resists the devil’s temptations. He begins His ministry in Galilee, calling His first disciples and preaching repentance.

Matthew 5

Jesus gives the Sermon on the Mount, teaching the Beatitudes and calling His followers to be salt and light. He deepens the law’s meaning on anger, adultery, divorce, oaths, and loving enemies.

Matthew 6

Jesus teaches about giving alms, praying the Lord’s Prayer, and fasting with sincerity. He warns against storing earthly treasures and urges trust in God’s care.

Matthew 7

Jesus says not to judge hypocritically and tells His followers to pray and seek God earnestly. He warns about false prophets and says only those who do the Father’s will enter the kingdom.

Matthew 8

Jesus heals a leper, a centurion’s servant, Peter’s mother-in-law, and calms a storm. He drives demons from two possessed men into a herd of swine.

Matthew 9

Jesus heals a paralytic, calls Matthew the tax collector, and answers questions about fasting. He raises a girl from the dead and heals the blind and mute.

Matthew 10

Jesus sends out the twelve apostles with authority to heal and preach. He warns them of persecutions but assures them of God’s care.

Matthew 11

John the Baptist sends messengers to ask about Jesus’ identity. Jesus praises John, rebukes unrepentant towns, and invites the weary to find rest in Him.

Matthew 12

Jesus defends His disciples picking grain on the Sabbath and heals a man’s withered hand. The Pharisees plot against Him as He teaches about good and evil and true family.

Matthew 13

Jesus tells parables about the sower, weeds among wheat, mustard seed, yeast, treasure, and a pearl of great price. He explains why He speaks in parables and is rejected in His hometown.

Matthew 14

Herod executes John the Baptist. Jesus feeds five thousand with five loaves and two fish and walks on water to reach His disciples.

Matthew 15

Jesus teaches that what defiles comes from the heart, not unwashed hands. He heals a Canaanite woman’s daughter and feeds four thousand.

Matthew 16

Pharisees and Sadducees demand a sign, but Jesus warns His disciples about their teaching. Peter confesses Jesus as the Messiah, and Jesus predicts His death and resurrection.

Matthew 17

Jesus is transfigured before Peter, James, and John. He heals a boy possessed by a demon and again foretells His death and resurrection.

Matthew 18

Jesus teaches about greatness, avoiding sin, and seeking the lost sheep. He explains how to handle conflicts and the necessity of forgiving others.

Matthew 19

Jesus teaches about marriage, divorce, and celibacy for the kingdom. He blesses children and tells a rich young man to give up possessions to follow Him.

Matthew 20

Jesus tells the parable of the workers in the vineyard, showing God’s generosity. He again predicts His death, teaches about true greatness, and heals two blind men.

Matthew 21

Jesus enters Jerusalem triumphantly and cleanses the temple. He tells parables exposing the religious leaders’ rejection of Him.

Matthew 22

Jesus tells the parable of the wedding feast. He answers questions about paying taxes to Caesar, resurrection, and the greatest commandment.

Matthew 23

Jesus condemns the scribes and Pharisees for hypocrisy. He laments over Jerusalem’s rejection of the prophets.

Matthew 24

Jesus foretells the destruction of the temple and speaks about the signs of the end times. He warns His disciples to stay watchful and faithful.

Matthew 25

Jesus tells the parables of the ten virgins and the talents. He describes the final judgment, separating the righteous from the wicked.

Matthew 26

Religious leaders plot to kill Jesus; a woman anoints Him at Bethany. Jesus celebrates the Last Supper, prays in Gethsemane, is betrayed by Judas, and is arrested and condemned.

Matthew 27

Jesus is handed over to Pilate, mocked, crucified, and buried. The guards are posted at the tomb to prevent His body from being stolen.

Matthew 28

An angel announces Jesus’ resurrection to the women at the tomb. Jesus appears to His disciples and gives the Great Commission to make disciples of all nations.

Mark 1

John the Baptist prepares the way for Jesus, who is baptized and tempted in the desert. Jesus calls His first disciples, teaches with authority, and heals many people.

Mark 2

Jesus heals a paralytic lowered through the roof and calls Levi the tax collector. He answers questions about fasting and explains His authority over the Sabbath.

Mark 3

Jesus heals on the Sabbath, and large crowds follow Him. He appoints the twelve apostles and refutes claims that He drives out demons by the power of Satan.

Mark 4

Jesus teaches crowds in parables, including the sower and the mustard seed. He calms a storm on the sea, showing His power over nature.

Mark 5

Jesus drives demons from a possessed man into a herd of swine. He heals a woman with a hemorrhage and raises Jairus’s daughter from the dead.

Mark 6

Jesus is rejected in Nazareth and sends out the twelve apostles. John the Baptist is killed, Jesus feeds five thousand, and walks on water to His disciples.

Mark 7

Jesus teaches that true defilement comes from the heart, not unclean hands. He heals a Syrophoenician woman’s daughter and a deaf man.

Mark 8

Jesus feeds four thousand and warns about the Pharisees’ and Herod’s influence. Peter confesses Jesus as the Messiah, and Jesus foretells His passion.

Mark 9

Jesus is transfigured before Peter, James, and John. He heals a boy with an unclean spirit and teaches about true greatness and avoiding sin.

Mark 10

Jesus teaches about marriage and blesses children. He tells a rich man to give up his possessions, foretells His death, and heals blind Bartimaeus.

Mark 11

Jesus enters Jerusalem triumphantly and cleanses the temple. He curses a barren fig tree and teaches about faith and authority.

Mark 12

Jesus tells the parable of the wicked tenants and answers questions about paying taxes and the resurrection. He praises the poor widow’s offering and teaches the greatest commandment.

Mark 13

Jesus foretells the destruction of the temple and warns about future persecutions and false messiahs. He urges His disciples to stay watchful for His return.

Mark 14

Religious leaders plot to kill Jesus; a woman anoints Him in Bethany. Jesus celebrates the Last Supper, prays in Gethsemane, is betrayed by Judas, arrested, and Peter denies Him.

Mark 15

Jesus is tried before Pilate, mocked, crucified, and dies on the cross. He is buried in a tomb by Joseph of Arimathea.

Mark 16

Women find the empty tomb and hear from an angel that Jesus is risen. Jesus appears to His disciples and commissions them to preach the Gospel to all creation.

Luke 1

The angel Gabriel announces the births of John the Baptist and Jesus, and Mary visits Elizabeth, who blesses her. John is born, and Zechariah’s prophecy praises God’s plan of salvation.

Luke 2

Jesus is born in Bethlehem and visited by shepherds who glorify God. At the temple, Simeon and Anna bless the child, and twelve-year-old Jesus stays behind in the temple discussing with teachers.

Luke 3

John the Baptist preaches repentance and baptizes crowds in the Jordan River. Jesus is baptized and His genealogy is traced back to Adam, the son of God.

Luke 4

Jesus fasts in the desert and overcomes the devil’s temptations. He teaches in Nazareth but is rejected, then performs healings and exorcisms in Galilee.

Luke 5

Jesus calls His first disciples after a miraculous catch of fish and heals a leper and a paralytic. He eats with tax collectors, teaching about repentance and new ways over old customs.

Luke 6

Jesus teaches that doing good on the Sabbath is lawful and appoints the twelve apostles. He gives the Sermon on the Plain, teaching love of enemies and true discipleship.

Luke 7

Jesus heals a centurion’s servant, raises a widow’s son at Nain, and praises John the Baptist. A sinful woman anoints Jesus’ feet, showing great love and faith.

Luke 8

Jesus tells parables about the sower and the lamp, teaching about hearing God’s word. He calms a storm, casts demons from a possessed man, heals a bleeding woman, and raises Jairus’s daughter.

Luke 9

Jesus sends out the twelve apostles and feeds five thousand. Peter confesses Jesus as the Messiah, Jesus predicts His passion, is transfigured, and teaches about true greatness.

Luke 10

Jesus sends out seventy-two disciples to preach and heal. He tells the parable of the Good Samaritan and praises Mary of Bethany for listening to Him.

Luke 11

Jesus teaches the Lord’s Prayer and the importance of persistent prayer. He warns against hypocrisy and rebukes the Pharisees and scholars of the law.

Luke 12

Jesus teaches about trusting God, avoiding greed, and being watchful for His return. He warns about divisions His mission will bring and the need for repentance.

Luke 13

Jesus calls people to repent and tells the parable of the barren fig tree. He heals a crippled woman on the Sabbath and describes the narrow door to salvation.

Luke 14

Jesus heals a man on the Sabbath and teaches about humility and hospitality. He tells the parable of the great feast and explains the cost of discipleship.

Luke 15

Jesus tells the parables of the lost sheep, lost coin, and the prodigal son. He shows God’s joy in welcoming repentant sinners back home.

Luke 16

Jesus tells the parable of the dishonest steward and warns about serving wealth over God. He teaches about the rich man and Lazarus, showing the consequences of ignoring the poor.

Luke 17

Jesus teaches about forgiveness and faith, heals ten lepers (but only one returns to thank Him). He speaks about the coming of the kingdom and the suddenness of His return.

Luke 18

Jesus tells the parables of the persistent widow and the Pharisee and the tax collector. He blesses children, challenges a rich ruler, predicts His passion, and heals a blind beggar.

Luke 19

Zacchaeus the tax collector welcomes Jesus and repents. Jesus tells the parable of the ten coins, enters Jerusalem triumphantly, and weeps over the city’s fate.

Luke 20

Religious leaders question Jesus’ authority, but He confounds them with questions and parables. He debates paying taxes to Caesar and teaches about the resurrection.

Luke 21

Jesus praises a poor widow’s offering and foretells the destruction of the temple. He describes signs of the end and urges His followers to stay alert.

Luke 22

Judas plots to betray Jesus, who shares the Last Supper with His disciples. Jesus prays on the Mount of Olives, is arrested, denied by Peter, and mocked by the council.

Luke 23

Jesus is tried before Pilate and Herod, is condemned, crucified, and dies on the cross. He is buried by Joseph of Arimathea while the women look on.

Luke 24

The women discover Jesus’ empty tomb and angels announce His resurrection. Jesus appears to disciples on the road to Emmaus, to the apostles in Jerusalem, and ascends into heaven blessing them.

John 1

The Word was with God and became flesh in Jesus Christ, who is introduced by John the Baptist. Jesus calls His first disciples, who recognize Him as the Messiah.

John 2

Jesus turns water into wine at the wedding in Cana, His first sign. He drives out the money changers from the temple, showing zeal for His Father’s house.

John 3

Jesus tells Nicodemus about being born from above and explains God’s love in giving His only Son. John the Baptist testifies again that Jesus must increase while he must decrease.

John 4

Jesus talks with a Samaritan woman at the well, revealing He is the Messiah. He heals an official’s son by the power of His word.

John 5

Jesus heals a man at the pool on the Sabbath, which angers the Jewish leaders. He explains His authority comes from the Father and that He gives life and judgment.

John 6

Jesus feeds five thousand and walks on water. He teaches about the bread of life, saying whoever eats His flesh and drinks His blood will have eternal life.

John 7

Jesus goes secretly to the Feast of Tabernacles and teaches openly in the temple. There is division among the people about who He is, and the leaders try to arrest Him.

John 8

Jesus forgives a woman caught in adultery and teaches about being the light of the world. He debates with the Pharisees and declares, “Before Abraham came to be, I AM.”

John 9

Jesus heals a man born blind, causing controversy among the Pharisees. The healed man testifies to Jesus’ power, and Jesus teaches about spiritual blindness.

John 10

Jesus calls Himself the Good Shepherd who lays down His life for His sheep. Many accuse Him of blasphemy, but some believe because of His works.

John 11

Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead, showing He is the resurrection and the life. The chief priests and Pharisees plot to kill Him because many believe in Him.

John 12

Mary anoints Jesus at Bethany and Judas objects. Jesus enters Jerusalem triumphantly, predicts His death, and calls people to walk in His light.

John 13

At the Last Supper, Jesus washes His disciples’ feet as an example of humble service. He predicts Judas’ betrayal and Peter’s denial.

John 14

Jesus comforts His disciples, promising them a place in the Father’s house. He says He is the way, the truth, and the life, and promises the Holy Spirit.

John 15

Jesus calls Himself the true vine and His disciples the branches, urging them to remain in His love. He commands them to love one another and warns of the world’s hatred.

John 16

Jesus explains the coming of the Advocate, the Holy Spirit, who will guide them into truth. He speaks of His coming departure and assures them of peace despite tribulation.

John 17

Jesus prays to the Father, asking for His glory to be revealed and for His disciples to be protected and united. He also prays for all future believers to be one.

John 18

Jesus is betrayed and arrested in the garden, tried before the high priest, and Peter denies Him three times. He is brought before Pilate, who questions Him about being King of the Jews.

John 19

Jesus is scourged, mocked, crucified, and dies on the cross. He is buried in a nearby tomb by Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus.

John 20

Mary Magdalene finds the empty tomb, and Jesus appears to her and to His disciples. He breathes the Holy Spirit on them and appears again to Thomas, who declares, “My Lord and my God!”

John 21

Jesus appears to His disciples at the Sea of Tiberias, helping them catch fish and sharing breakfast. He reinstates Peter, telling him to feed His sheep, and hints at Peter’s future martyrdom.