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Mark 4:35-5:20
Reflection Questions
- Mark uses the word “afraid” in Mark 4:35-41 and Mark 5:1-20 to describe reactions to Jesus. How do both of these passages help to understand who Jesus is?
- What does Mark 4:35-41 teach us about how Jesus teaches and builds us up? How have you seen that in your own life?
- 2 Cor 5:20 says we are to be ambassadors for Christ, which is exactly what Jesus charges the formerly demon-possessed man to do. How does Mark 5:18-20 encourage you to be an ambassador for Christ? Do you see yourself in this man?
- (BONUS) What are some of the [many] ways Mark 5:1-20 ties back to the parable of the sower passages in Mark 4:1-34?
- (BONUS) Why would the title “Jesus calms the storms of life” be an inadequate way of describing Mark 4:35-41?
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By The Mayfield ClassReflection Questions
- Mark uses the word “afraid” in Mark 4:35-41 and Mark 5:1-20 to describe reactions to Jesus. How do both of these passages help to understand who Jesus is?
- What does Mark 4:35-41 teach us about how Jesus teaches and builds us up? How have you seen that in your own life?
- 2 Cor 5:20 says we are to be ambassadors for Christ, which is exactly what Jesus charges the formerly demon-possessed man to do. How does Mark 5:18-20 encourage you to be an ambassador for Christ? Do you see yourself in this man?
- (BONUS) What are some of the [many] ways Mark 5:1-20 ties back to the parable of the sower passages in Mark 4:1-34?
- (BONUS) Why would the title “Jesus calms the storms of life” be an inadequate way of describing Mark 4:35-41?