Mark 7:31–37
In an age of hurry and mediocrity, excellence and personal attention still stop people in their tracks. When a deaf man with a speech impediment was brought to Jesus, He didn’t rush the healing. He drew the man aside privately and spoke a personal word: “Be opened!”
Pastor Chuck Swindoll walks through Mark 7:31–37, showing how Jesus modelled excellence and individual care in ministry. The Saviour’s example challenges believers to slow down and give their best to those who need it most.
Compassionate presence is a gift in short supply. Set aside the hurry, look someone in the eye, and serve them with the excellence and tenderness of Jesus!
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