IRON&GRACEFaith. Work. Family.The field guides
← All field guidesFIELD GUIDE / FAITH

Read Mark 5 Without Making Two Suffering People Compete - working notes

One situation. Clear facts. An honest next step.

Ten to fifteen minutes for one decisionFree · Two-page fillable PDF

Companion to Read Mark 5 Without Making Two Suffering People Compete.

Download blank PDF ↓

Entries stay on this page and are cleared when you leave. Sharing sends the blank worksheet link, without your answers. To keep your work, print or save it before leaving.

See a worked example

Hypothetical example: An adult arranges the agreed ride while another responsible person helps with a school concern, without labeling either child the cause of the other’s difficulty.

01Begin with Jairus’s request and keep reading

Trace Jairus’s request and the narrative’s change of focus.

02Let the woman’s encounter have its own weight

Read the woman’s encounter and Jesus’ response without rushing.

03Return to the daughter without accusing the woman

Follow the report and the return to the daughter through the final care instruction.

04Name the needed arrangement without ranking people’s worth

Arrange present responsibilities without blaming a person for needing help.

IRON & GRACE · Faith. Work. Family. · ironandgrace.us/field-guides/family-mark5-jairus-woman-sequence/