(Mark 6:1-5 & Mark 3:31-35) Jesus' family doesn't exactly having glowing remarks at the start of his ministry.  In fact, they seem down right hostile.  Jesus knows something of what it means to have family reject you, and that reminds us of what kind of church we are meant to be.  Taken from the Reverend David Wiley's book "Why Mark? The politics of resurrection in the first Gospel." (1/3)

(Mark 6:1-5 & Mark 3:31-35) Jesus' family doesn't exactly having glowing remarks at the start of his ministry. In fact, they seem down right hostile. Jesus knows something of what it means to have family reject you, and that reminds us of what kind of church we are meant to be. Taken from the Reverend David Wiley's book "Why Mark? The politics of resurrection in the first Gospel." (1/3)

(Mark 6:1-5 &amp; Mark 3:31-35) Jesus' family doesn't exactly having glowing remarks at the start of his ministry.  In fact, they seem down right hostile.  Jesus knows something of what it means to have family reject you, and that reminds us of what kind of church we are meant to be.  Taken from the Reverend David Wiley's book "Why Mark? The politics of resurrection in the first Gospel." (1/3)

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