When Jesus was Rejected | Luke 4:14-30

In this Bible study from Luke 4:14–30, we witness one of the most shocking moments in Jesus’ early ministry—His rejection in His own hometown of Nazareth. After returning in the power of the Spirit, Jesus reads from Isaiah 61 in the synagogue and declares, “Today this Scripture is fulfilled in your hearing.” At first, the people marvel. But when He reveals that the Messiah came not just for the Jews—but for everyone—their amazement turns to rage. They drag Him to the edge of a cliff to throw Him off. Why did they become so angry? What did Jesus say that changed everything? And what does this reveal about humility, pride, and who the gospel is really for? This passage reminds us that Jesus did not come for fame or applause. He came for obedience. And sometimes obedience leads to rejection. 📖 Scripture: Luke 4:14–30 🕊️ Theme: Rejection, humility, and the gospel for all Join us for this DeafBlind Potter Bible Study as clay is shaped by hand and Scripture reminds us that God’s plan is bigger than any one group—it’s for the whole world.