Unlimited: Jesus Answers Jairus’ Call

Mar 28, 2024 1348

Unlimited: Jesus Answers Jairus’ Call

When Jesus had again crossed over by boat to the other side of the lake, a large crowd gathered around him while he was by the lake. Then one of the synagogue leaders, named Jairus, came, and when he saw Jesus, he fell at his feet. He pleaded earnestly with him, “My little daughter is dying. Please come and put your hands on her so that she will be healed and live.” So, Jesus went with him (Mark 5:21–24, NIV).

Jesus is back on the eastern Jewish shore of Lake Galilee. He barely landed, and then the crowds surge around once again. Next is a series of powerful miracles.

So far, ordinary people have joyfully welcomed Jesus and his message. But the people who were more influential and who were leaders in their communities largely rejected him, and some, in fact, were trying to kill him.

Jesus Answers Jairus

This father took a lot of courage to do what he did. To come to Jesus and fall at his feet and beg him to heal his little girl, who was critically ill. It was the courage of desperation.

And so, Jesus Answers Jairus and follows him to his home, and a large crowd of people went with him.

Some things are easy to say but more difficult to actually do. What will it take for you to come before Jesus and fall at his feet?

Too often God has to allow us to get to the point of desperation and helplessness before we realise that we can’t do it at all, and that we need the power of Jesus.

– Eliezer Gonzalez

Eli’s Reflection: Have you reached the point of desperation? If you have, the story tells you what you need to do. If you haven’t, why wait? Come to Jesus now and fall at his knees and admit that you need him in your life.

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Richard Maononga

May 12, 2023

Jesus, was able to go with the man because he was confess what is in his heart, therefore for us to be helped we need to disclose our emotions to Jesus and He will intervene on our struggles.


(Roy) David Sanderson

Nov 27, 2020

Thank you for the daily message which I always read through more than once to retain the full meaning. Holy Innocents at Highnam (UK) is our local church and it is about 300 metres away to the South of where I live on Brimsome Meadow...(Google Maps would be able to pinpoint the location of my house). Unfortunately, because of the mist, I can't see the spire of our church (Holy Innocents). David Sanderson (Highnam, Gloucestershire in the UK)


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