<p>Reflection Questions</p><ol><li>How does thinking about Mark 11:1-11 through the context of a Roman audience, who has seen conquering generals enter Rome, help to provoke you to praise the Lord? </li><li>In terms of Mark 11:12-26, what makes Jesus mad? </li><li>AT HOME: Regarding your prayer/devotional life, what are some examples of big prayers you need to pray to God? Who are people that you need to tell the Lord that you forgive them?</li></ol>

Reflection QuestionsHow does thinking about Mark 11:1-11 through the context of a Roman audience, who has seen conquering generals enter Rome, help to provoke you to praise the Lord? In terms of Mark 11:12-26, what makes Jesus mad? AT HOME: Regarding your prayer/devotional life, what are some examples of big prayers you need to pray to God? Who are people that you need to tell the Lord that you forgive them?

<p>Reflection Questions</p><ol><li>How does thinking about Mark 11:1-11 through the context of a Roman audience, who has seen conquering generals enter Rome, help to provoke you to praise the Lord?&nbsp;</li><li>In terms of Mark 11:12-26, what makes Jesus mad?&nbsp;</li><li>AT HOME: Regarding your prayer/devotional life, what are some examples of big prayers you need to pray to God? Who are people that you need to tell the Lord that you forgive them?</li></ol>

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Mark 11:1-26

Mark 11:1-26