NT 260: Part ThreeSample
Mark tells a few stories that show people are more important than traditions. Tearing up someone’s roof is a pretty drastic action, but the paralyzed man was more important; it was more important to talk to Levi and his friends than it was to avoid hanging out with bad people; and satisfying hunger was more important than the rules about resting on the Sabbath.
Christianity sometimes looks like a system of do’s and don’t’s. Not because of Jesus, but because of how Christians act. Too often Christians are better known for what they are against instead of who they are for. Today, how can you show acceptance for someone who lives differently than you do or take a risk to meet a need?
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About this Plan
This is the third part of a plan to read the entire New Testament in one year. Weekends can be used to catch up on missed readings or for reflection. Notes are also included to assist with understanding.
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