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Friend Relative Other Word of mouth Signage Social Media Advertisement Is there anything you would like our church to pray about?Comments (Please share your comments here – they are greatly appreciated!HiddenHidden Email ID Interact CTK North Bay Blind, Beggin’, and Bold Archived – February 6, 2022 View This Week’s Note View All Past Notes View This Note w/o Blanks Main Scripture Reference(s) Mark 10:46-52 Blind, Beggin’, and Bold February 6, 2022 / Dan McEvoy / Mark 10:46-52 Core Truth: The bigger and bolder we pray, the greater the opportunity for only God to get the credit. Mark 10:46 How big and bold we pray… ⇒ …is based on how big we God is. Mark 10:47 ⇒ …depends on how we are. Mark 10:48; Revelation 3:17 ⇒ …can open the opportunity for God to respond. Mark 10:49-50; Mark 10:51; Matthew 7:7 ⇒ …allows us to truly see and Him. Mark 10:52 Spiritual Challenge: Create a Prayer Circle. Theme: Persistent Prayer Share Together: When has there been a place that you had humbled yourself to ask for help (i.e. directions, roadside assistance, a favor from a friend, etc.)? How did you feel asking? Reflect together: What impacted you the most from Sunday’s message? Read Together: Mark 10:46-52 Discuss Together: What do you think was Luke’s reason for pointing out Bartimaeus’ blindness? How do you think Bartimaeus was treated in that culture? What is the significance of Bartimaeus calling Jesus the “Son of David”? How does this compare with us calling out to Jesus as we are in need? What can we admire about Bartimaeus’ persistence? How does that relate to us as we seek Jesus as well? What was the crowd’s reaction? How have you felt resistance from others as you sought Jesus in your life? What do you admire about Bartimaeus’ response when Jesus called him? Why do you think Jesus asked Bartimaeus such an obvious question? What does Jesus mean, “your faith has healed you”? 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