A Year in the Bible with Daily Grace S4: Week 38 Day 5: Applying 52:13-53:12 & Mark 10:45
Sep 19, 2025
Explore how Scripture consistently points to Christ, uniting both the Old and New Testaments. The hosts dive into the practical implications of Mark 10:45, highlighting the challenge of sacrificial service. They candidly reflect on personal struggles with minimal service and discuss inviting friends in need for tangible support. The conversation shifts to the importance of serving despite busy lives, emphasizing that true service is costly yet essential for gospel witness. Gratitude and confession lead to a powerful call for strength to serve others.
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Discipleship Is Sacrificial Service
- Following Jesus means doing what he does: sacrificial service rather than seeking status or comfort.
- This reframes discipleship as active, costly love that imitates Christ's humility and mission.
Ambition Reveals A Misunderstanding Of Kingdom
- The request to sit at Jesus' right and left reveals a misunderstanding of his kingdom and purpose.
- Jesus corrects ambition by teaching that greatness in his kingdom is measured by humble, costly service.
A Personal Confession About Minimal Service
- Beth admits she often aims for the bare minimum when serving others, like sending a quick text or prayer.
- She plans to act more sacrificially by inviting friends over, cooking, and giving time despite limited availability.