Love Sunday (2 of 2)
Series: Be Rich
Jeff Geyer
Mark 3:1-6
Big Idea: Jesus got angry when religion valued being right over doing right. Following Jesus takes away our right to being right.
Intro: Versions of Jesus: ''Crucifix'' Jesus. As far back as I can remember, I remember going to church on Sundays for mass and class. ''Door Knocker'' Jesus. I was told at the church my parents took me to that Jesus was knocking on heart to come in. ''Jim Caviezel'' Jesus. Passion of the Christ Jesus, which in my opinion was the first accurate attempt at portraying Jesus, and it gave me a visual to who He was and what He did for me.
All of us have versions of Jesus. Based on our church life Based on our home life Based on how our life is going Based on cultural influences
Even with the best of imaginations, we'd all be wrong.
Do you ever think of Jesus being angry or acting out of anger? In the versions that I mentioned, I didn't see Jesus being angry or acting out of anger.
Did you know that Jesus got angry? His anger looked a lot different than our anger.
Tension: When do you usually get angry or show anger? Traffic Drive thru is slow Dinner is not what you expected Bad day Things breakdown Team doesn't win Whiny kids
When do you show anger? When we had it When things don't stop When things don't go as planned/expected Tired, Hungry
Our anger is usually directed at other people when we don't get our way. When we don't get our way, we tell people to get out the way.
Truth: Jesus got angry for different reasons. [Jesus got angry when religion got in the way of His message not when He didn't get His way.]
Jesus went into the synagogue again and noticed a man with a deformed hand. Mark 3:1 (NLT) Second time Jesus was at this synagogue. This guy had hand atrophy (accident, bones not set correctly, no longer any use of his hand). For him and honestly any of us, this is visible and embarrassing. Most likely this was kept hidden and somehow ...
Series: Be Rich
Jeff Geyer
Mark 3:1-6
Big Idea: Jesus got angry when religion valued being right over doing right. Following Jesus takes away our right to being right.
Intro: Versions of Jesus: ''Crucifix'' Jesus. As far back as I can remember, I remember going to church on Sundays for mass and class. ''Door Knocker'' Jesus. I was told at the church my parents took me to that Jesus was knocking on heart to come in. ''Jim Caviezel'' Jesus. Passion of the Christ Jesus, which in my opinion was the first accurate attempt at portraying Jesus, and it gave me a visual to who He was and what He did for me.
All of us have versions of Jesus. Based on our church life Based on our home life Based on how our life is going Based on cultural influences
Even with the best of imaginations, we'd all be wrong.
Do you ever think of Jesus being angry or acting out of anger? In the versions that I mentioned, I didn't see Jesus being angry or acting out of anger.
Did you know that Jesus got angry? His anger looked a lot different than our anger.
Tension: When do you usually get angry or show anger? Traffic Drive thru is slow Dinner is not what you expected Bad day Things breakdown Team doesn't win Whiny kids
When do you show anger? When we had it When things don't stop When things don't go as planned/expected Tired, Hungry
Our anger is usually directed at other people when we don't get our way. When we don't get our way, we tell people to get out the way.
Truth: Jesus got angry for different reasons. [Jesus got angry when religion got in the way of His message not when He didn't get His way.]
Jesus went into the synagogue again and noticed a man with a deformed hand. Mark 3:1 (NLT) Second time Jesus was at this synagogue. This guy had hand atrophy (accident, bones not set correctly, no longer any use of his hand). For him and honestly any of us, this is visible and embarrassing. Most likely this was kept hidden and somehow ...
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