Love York, Together

Mark 5:1-20

As we read Mark 5:1-20, we see that Jesus shows incredible love to the man who lived in the tombs and also to the townspeople. We see that… 

Love is liberating

Love is local

Love is collaborative 

From this story, the invitation from Jesus is: 

  • What do you need freedom from?

  • What needs do you see in York?

  • Where is Jesus sending you? 

Message Reflection Questions

  1. Begin with silence.

  2. What did God say to you through the message?

  3. Read Mark 5:1-20. What does this passage tell you about Jesus and his love?

  4. Describe how both the man and the people of the village needed freedom.

  5. Getting personal…What do you need freedom from?

  6. Jesus understood the needs of the village. What needs do you see in York?

  7. Read Mark 5:19-20. Why do you think the man’s testimony amazed the people?

  8. Apply this to yourself: Where is Jesus sending you?

  9. Close in prayer. Include prayers for the rest and restoration in our homes, workplaces and world. 

DAILY READINGS 

Each reading this week highlights how God’s love liberates, operates locally or is seen in collaboration. 

Monday: Acts 16:16-34

Tuesday: Psalm 103

Wednesday: Philemon

Thursday: John 17:6-26

Friday: Mark 5:1-20 

Helpful Instructions for reading

  1. Start with silence. Relax in God’s presence. Imagine resting with Jesus.

  2. Thank God for something that happened in the last 24 hours.

  3. Read the verses slowly. Ask: How do I see God’s love?

  4. Finish in prayer for yourself, your family, your neighbors, your co-workers, your church. Pray through the nations at www.prayercast.com/nations.html.

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