
Royal Lineage & Birth
Jesus' family tree proves He is the promised King from David's line — then He is born in Bethlehem.
- Genealogy of Christ (1:1–17)
- Birth of Christ (1:18–25)
A complete outline of Jesus' life and teaching — follow the journey of the King all the way from His birth to the empty tomb!

Jesus' family tree proves He is the promised King from David's line — then He is born in Bethlehem.
Wise men visit; God protects baby Jesus from King Herod by sending the family to Egypt, then home to Nazareth.
John the Baptist preaches in the wilderness by the Jordan River, getting people ready to meet the King.

Jesus is baptized and the Spirit comes like a dove; then He is tested by the devil in the desert — and wins.
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Jesus makes Capernaum His base, calls His first four disciples, and tours Galilee teaching and healing.

Jesus' famous, free-flowing teaching to His disciples about life in God's kingdom (it includes the Beatitudes).

Jesus performs ten miracles, then sends out His twelve apostles to preach and heal.

Jesus answers John's question, tells kingdom parables (like the sower) — and the Pharisees start to oppose Him.

Jesus repeatedly slips away to teach His followers and do miracles — feeding crowds, helping a Canaanite woman — while clashing again with the religious leaders.

Back at Capernaum, Jesus teaches His disciples about the temple tax, humility, forgiveness, and being like a child.

Jesus teaches about marriage and divorce, blesses the little children, and meets a rich young man.

A story about workers in a vineyard, teaching that God is wonderfully generous to everyone in His kingdom.
As they head up toward Jerusalem, Jesus tells His disciples plainly — for the third time — that He will die and rise again.

Jesus teaches that the greatest must serve, then heals two blind men who call out to Him.

Jesus rides into Jerusalem on a donkey as crowds cheer, then clears the temple of merchants and curses a fruitless fig tree.

The leaders question Jesus' authority; He answers with parables, out-answers every group (“render to Caesar…”), and warns against the Pharisees' hypocrisy.

On the Mount of Olives, looking over Jerusalem, Jesus gives a long teaching about the end of the age, His return, and being ready.

Leaders plot against Jesus. He shares the Last Supper, foretells Peter's denial, and prays in the garden before being arrested.

Jesus is put on trial — first by the Jewish leaders (while Peter denies Him), then by the Romans. Judas is filled with regret.

Jesus is crucified between two others and dies for the sins of the world; His body is taken down and laid in a borrowed tomb.

On Sunday the women find the tomb empty — an angel says He is risen! — and Jesus Himself appears to them.

The guards who watched the tomb report what happened, but the leaders bribe them to spread a false story to cover up the miracle.

The risen King meets His disciples and sends them into all the world to make disciples — promising, “I am with you always.”
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