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Mark 1:14-28
Reflection Questions
- How does Mark’s use of John the Baptist in Mark 1:1-28 help us to understand the two central themes of this book… Who is Jesus? What does it mean to be a Disciple?
- What stuck out to you about today’s passage? Why? What’s the application for your own life?
- (BONUS) How is the imagery of fishing helpful in understanding the task of evangelism?
- (BONUS) Why do you think Mark mentions Andrew, Peter, James, and John by name? What is he trying to teach us?
- (BONUS) Mark notes the crowd's reaction to Jesus’ teaching in 1:21-28 from the Old Testament. In the context of 1:2-3, what does this passage teach us regarding the Bible? How should this change the way we approach our devotions?
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By The Mayfield ClassReflection Questions
- How does Mark’s use of John the Baptist in Mark 1:1-28 help us to understand the two central themes of this book… Who is Jesus? What does it mean to be a Disciple?
- What stuck out to you about today’s passage? Why? What’s the application for your own life?
- (BONUS) How is the imagery of fishing helpful in understanding the task of evangelism?
- (BONUS) Why do you think Mark mentions Andrew, Peter, James, and John by name? What is he trying to teach us?
- (BONUS) Mark notes the crowd's reaction to Jesus’ teaching in 1:21-28 from the Old Testament. In the context of 1:2-3, what does this passage teach us regarding the Bible? How should this change the way we approach our devotions?