Mark

Mark pt. 1: Follow Me

Throughout the gospel of Mark we see stories of discipleship and what it truly means to follow Jesus. This week we're looking at the story of Jesus calling the first disciples to become "fishers of men." Mark's account of this instance begs us to ask ourselves, am I following Jesus? Following Jesus means doing things his way—it opens our eyes and shifts our perspective. When we truly follow Jesus we can also know for sure that his promises are always greater than any sacrifice we might have to make to follow him. Because ultimately, following Jesus isn't about sacrifice at all, it's about mission.
Sunday, September 13, 2020

SHARE SERMON

Mark

This fall we're diving into the gospel of Mark—taking a look at how Jesus's vision of discipleship is still applicable (and needed!) in our lives today. The idea of discipleship or mentorship isn't what it used to be. We falsely believe we have to do life all on our own with no help from those who are a few steps ahead of us. But that's just not true! God designed us to be discipled and to disciple, just look at his own 12 closest friends! This fall we'll walk through the book of Mark together, taking an honest look at how we can become better disciples, and in turn, disciple those in our circle of influence.