In order to understand the leadership of Jesus more fully, it is helpful to go back to one of the closest sources at the time Jesus was on earth to read first and second-hand accounts of what Jesus actually said and did that made his leadership so unique.
In each unit, there are assigned 1-2 chapters from the book of Mark in the New Testament scriptures. Reading those chapters alongside the textbooks and the lecture material will provide students with a fuller picture of how Jesus demonstrated life-changing leadership to those he encountered.
For extra credit, students can write up to 5 short reflections, worth 1 bonus mark each, based on the unit readings assigned. Submit a journal-type reflection response that includes your observations and critical evaluations to the following three prompts:
1Who is the artist, artisan, or possible creator of this artwork? What is the artwork’s name or title? If it was commissioned, who commissioned it?
2. What event or interaction between Jesus and another person did I observe that taught me about a specific servant leadership principle?
3. One idea I could apply to my life and leadership right now is ____.
FORMAT:
Because this is a personal reflection, the guidelines for submissions are not as formal as a typical paper. However, please include the following in each submission.
A typical APA Style title page for each submission. Please create a title for each submission that reflects the topic of your reflection.
1-2 pages of quality reflection.
12pt font, Times New Roman, double-spaced, 1-inch margins
References or examples from the Mark text should be included and if you use any outside sources or resources, a reference page will also be required.
have 4 journal reflections needed to do, please each chapter does 2 pages.
Journal Reflection – Mark 1
Journal Reflection – Mark 6&7
Journal Reflection – Mark 8
Journal Reflection – Mark 10&11
this is the website of the book:
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Mark%201&version=NASB
