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Jesus Meets Conflict with Compassion

Jesus Meets Conflict with Compassion

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In Week 2 of our Get Well Soon series Pastor Aaron McRae teaches from Mark 3:1–6, showing how Jesus heals a man with a withered hand and reveals that true transformation begins in the heart. Discover how to surrender control, receive healing, and live with the compassion of Christ.

Jesus responds to conflict—not by retreating or lashing out, but with compassion and courage. In Mark 3, we see Jesus heal a man with a withered hand in front of critics who were ready to trap Him. While the Pharisees’ hearts grew harder, Jesus revealed that God’s heart is always tender toward those who are hurting.

This message reminds us that our greatest brokenness is not just in our circumstances but in our hearts, and Jesus is the only one who can restore us. Whether you identify with the man in need, the critical Pharisees, or the onlooking disciples, this teaching invites you to stretch out your hands to Jesus—surrendering control, receiving His healing, and lifting them in praise.

Key Scriptures

  • Mark 3:1–6 – Jesus heals on the Sabbath
  • John 9 – Jesus redefines suffering and God’s glory
  • Exodus 31:12–14 – Sabbath law and life
  • 1 John 2:1–2 – Jesus as our Advocate
  • Psalm 103:13 – God’s compassion as a Father
  • James 4:8–10 – Purify your hearts, humble yourselves
  • Psalm 63:3–4 – Lift up your hands in praise

Key Resources & Quotes

  • John Ortberg, Steps“The Fellowship of the Withered Hand...”
  • Dane Ortlund, Gentle and Lowly — on Jesus’ righteous anger and tender compassion
  • Reflections on spiritual formation and the danger of hardening hearts

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