The Path to True Greatness | Mark 9:30-50 | Josh Gardner | Mark: Living for the King in Light of the Cross

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What does it truly mean to be great? This week's teaching confronts one of the most common struggles of the human heart: the desire to be noticed, respected, and first. As Jesus responds to His disciples' argument about who was the greatest, He reveals a completely different path—one marked by humility, service, and ruthless opposition to sin. If you've ever wrestled with pride, ambition, or finding significance, this message may challenge everything you thought greatness was and show you the kind of life that has eternal impact. Mark 9:30-50

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