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The Gospel of Mark (2:1-12) 0 – Jack Yates

This insightful reflection by Jack Yates explores the story of Jesus healing a paralyzed man in Mark 2:1-12, emphasizing the vital role of the man’s four friends. ​ While Jesus is the central figure, the narrative highlights the creativity, perseverance, and faith of the friends who went to extraordinary lengths—literally breaking through a roof—to bring the man to Jesus. ​ Their actions demonstrate the power of supportive relationships and the importance of thinking outside the box to help others. ​ Yates draws parallels between the story and human service work, encouraging readers to embody the same ingenuity, tenacity, and compassion in their own lives. ​ He reminds us that God often works through people, calling us to be intercessors and indispensable to one another. ​ This piece is a heartfelt reminder of the impact we can have when we act with faith and determination, whether as family, friends, or caregivers. ​

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