Prison Break Mark 4:35-5:20 THE REALITY the reality, don’t over it. Don’t mistake for . Your adversary’s agenda is , , & . Spiritual has effects. B. THE RESCUE Jesus has total over your adversary. The reason He came was to . We live between the and the not . Share your rescue . LIFE GROUP INTERSECT NOTES (That’s the goal of the word of God: to cut across and overlap into our everyday lives. These questions will help us dig a little deeper and make sure that what we are learning is intersecting with our every day lives. They also serve as the framework for discussion and study in our life groups.) QUICK REVIEW Looking back at your notes from this week’s message, what caught your attention, challenged or confused you? MY STORY Is my tendency more to obsess or to overlook the reality of having a spiritual adversary? How do you strike the right balance? What are some of the differences between how Hollywood portrays demonic realities and how they are described in scripture? Why do you think the people begged Jesus to depart from their region (Mark 5:17) after He rescued the man? DIGGING DEEPER Read the account of crossing on the boat in Mark 4:20ff. How does that episode foreshadow what happens on the other side? What similarities can you pick out between both scenes? TAKING IT HOME What difference does it make to know that the darkest of spiritual forces… that are stronger than I am… are all subject to Jesus? How does the man Jesus rescued become a model for sharing the Gospel with others? What story do I have to share with others about how much Jesus has done for me? Using Psalm 139 as a guide (especially v 23-24) pray and ask the Holy Spirit to reveal any areas in need of a spiritual rescue. PRAYER REQUESTS: Did you know our staff and prayer team pray for every request we receive each week? You can submit a request by typing it into the “Prayer Wall” section of your church app… Don't worry, your request won't be made public, and we respect your confidentiality! Use the space below to jot down what you're praying for this week for your own notes: