The gospel according to mark is the third of the four gospels in the New Testament. It is narrative and Passion narrative written by Mark, who was not one of the apostles. It tells the story of Jesus from his baptism to his crucifixion and resurrection.

This gospel is thought to be more faithful to the original eyewitness accounts of Jesus and offers a more condensed version of his life and ministry. It is less dramatic than the Gospel of John and focuses more on Jesus' teaching and miracles.

The Gospel According to Mark is popular with Protestants and Catholics because it faithfully presents the gospelmessage without adding commentary or extra teachings.