John 12:1-11

•	What do you find most striking about what Mary does (v. 2-3)?

•	How does this compare to your worship of Jesus?

•	How do you think you would feel if you had been there? Would you sympathise with Judas’s comment in v. 4-5?

•	How do feel about Jesus’ unqualified approval of Mary’s action in v. 7-8?

•	Although Judas seems to be following Jesus, he is preoccupied with what he can get out of it for himself. In what ways can people have similar preoccupations today?

•	In what ways does the shadow of the cross loom large over this passage? What is the significance of that?

•	What challenges Christ in his battle for your heart?

John 12:1-11

•	What do you find most striking about what Mary does (v. 2-3)?

•	How does this compare to your worship of Jesus?

•	How do you think you would feel if you had been there? Would you sympathise with Judas’s comment in v. 4-5?

•	How do feel about Jesus’ unqualified approval of Mary’s action in v. 7-8?

•	Although Judas seems to be following Jesus, he is preoccupied with what he can get out of it for himself. In what ways can people have similar preoccupations today?

•	In what ways does the shadow of the cross loom large over this passage? What is the significance of that?

•	What challenges Christ in his battle for your heart?

John 12:1-11

•	What do you find most striking about what Mary does (v. 2-3)?

•	How does this compare to your worship of Jesus?

•	How do you think you would feel if you had been there? Would you sympathise with Judas’s comment in v. 4-5?

•	How do feel about Jesus’ unqualified approval of Mary’s action in v. 7-8?

•	Although Judas seems to be following Jesus, he is preoccupied with what he can get out of it for himself. In what ways can people have similar preoccupations today?

•	In what ways does the shadow of the cross loom large over this passage? What is the significance of that?

•	What challenges Christ in his battle for your heart?