Mark 6:1-6. Introduction: 1) It is a well known statement and saying made popular by Jesus: “A prophet is not without honor, except in his own country.” He ...

With all that in mind, let's turn to our text: Mark 6:1-6. Please do listen carefully, for this is God's Word for us this morning. Mark writes:.

Nazareth as related by Mark in today's Gospel (Mark 6: 1-6). Like John Paul, Jesus' homecoming was never meant to be a private visit to his own home and his ...

The study concludes that Mark presents Jesus as an efficient healer with great power and authority.

(Mark 6:1-6). Summary: Jesus visits his hometown, but his hometown people, including his relatives and neighbors, do not welcome him but reject him, taking.

3 сент. 2023 г. · ○ Scripture reading: Mark 6:1-6; Psalm 14; 1 Corinthians 1:18-25. Teaching text : Mark 6:1-6. 1 Jesus went out from there and came into His ...

WELCOME PLACE MAT: Give each child a sheet of card stock with WELCOME stenciled in large letters. Underneath it the children will write, "Whoever welcomes me ...

Read 1 Corinthians 1:18-31. What does Paul say here about the cross, humility, and suffering? How does this help shed light on Mark 6:1-6?

Hebraic Analysis for Mark 6:1-6. ... Marina Tiu de Mazariegos. downloadDownload free PDF View PDFchevron_right · A ...

Discussion Questions for Mark 6:1-6. Open It. Do you think it's easier to talk about your faith with a stranger, a family member, or a close friend? Why? What ...