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Mark 14 (Lesson 4) - Aaron Cozort - Mar. 25, 2026

from Admonition Podcast · host Aaron Cozort

 This lesson explores the significance of small actions and their impact on faithfulness, using biblical examples from Mark 14 and Hebrews 12. It emphasizes the importance of consistency, repentance, and doing the little things to maintain spiritual integrity.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Opening Remarks08:12 Jesus' Prediction of Denial and Peter’s Response11:26 Misunderstandings of Words and Intentions12:26 The Significance of Small Actions and Denials14:43 The Danger of Overconfidence and Small Failures17:00 Judas’ Small Actions Leading to Great Consequences19:43 The Power of Repentance and Turning Back22:31 Faithfulness in Little Things and the Warning Against Hypocrisy29:40 Jesus’ Prayer in Gethsemane and Facing Suffering36:15 Jesus’ Endurance and Joy in the Cross41:21 Jesus’ Prayer and Human Complexity50:12 The Consequences of Small Failures and Doing the Little Things01:05:48 Stephen’s Speech and the Rejection of Truth01:10:36 The Importance of Obedience and Personal Accountability01:15:00 Closing Prayers and Final Encouragements

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