Lesson 11 Outline – Jim






Lesson 11: Mark 6:1-29

Lesson 11: Mark 6:1-29

  • Introduction
    • Encouragement for the holiday season
    • Importance of being with family and friends
    • Encouragement to reach out to those in need
    • Opportunities to share faith during Christmas
  • Shout-out to Leaders
    • Gratitude for consistency and leadership
    • Recognition of the importance of their role in ministry
  • Lesson Overview
    • Chapter 6, Verses 1-19 in the Gospel of Mark
    • Three scenes unfold in the passage:
      • First Scene – Jesus rejected in His hometown (Verses 1-6)
      • Second Scene – Jesus sends out His disciples in pairs (Verses 7-13)
      • Third Scene – The death of John the Baptist (Verses 14-29)
  • Detailed Discussion
    • Rejection in Nazareth (Verses 1-6)
      • Jesus’ return to His hometown
      • Crowd astonished but critical of Him
      • Questioning His wisdom and miracles
      • Offense taken due to His humble background
      • Jesus’ response: A prophet is not honored in his hometown
    • Sending Out Disciples (Verses 7-13)
      • Disciples sent out in pairs
      • Reflection on methods of ministry
      • Effective, but not the only way to share the Gospel
    • The Death of John the Baptist (Verses 14-29)
      • Sad account of John’s death
      • Herod’s poor decisions and John’s faithfulness
      • God’s faithfulness and John’s fulfillment of his ministry
  • Application and Reflection
    • Impact of Rejection
      • Reflection on personal rejection in sharing the Gospel
      • Encouragement to continue sharing despite past rejection
    • Not Holding People to Their Past
      • Encouragement not to dismiss people based on their history
      • Reflection on God’s grace and forgiveness towards us
    • Overcoming Unbelief
      • Questioning personal unbelief in following Christ
      • Practical ways to address unbelief in daily life
  • Conclusion
    • Encouragement to share faith despite the potential for rejection
    • Final prayer and well wishes for the Christmas season


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