Free Bible Word Search – Matthew Matthew 20:17–34 True Greatness and Compassion — A Kingdom Upside Down (Downloadable jpg)

Today, we’re diving into Matthew 20:17–34, where Jesus predicts His death, redefines greatness through humble service, and shows deep compassion by healing two blind men. It’s a powerful passage that shows us what the kingdom of God truly looks like—sacrificial, servant-hearted, and full of mercy.

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Why This Word Search Matters

This moment in Jesus’ journey in Matthew 20:17-34 is filled with significance. As He heads toward Jerusalem, knowing He will suffer and die, He prepares His disciples for the difficult road ahead. When the mother of James and John asks for special positions of honor, Jesus gently redirects the conversation—not to power, but to servanthood. He teaches that true greatness in God’s kingdom comes through humility and selflessness, not through status or recognition. And just when the message of service is fresh in our minds, Jesus lives it out—stopping to hear the cries of two blind men and healing them with compassion. This passage reminds us that leadership in the kingdom is marked by love, sacrifice, and a heart for others.

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