The Servant and His Example | Mark 10:32-45 | Paul Conner

Jesus, the King of Glory, marches toward Jerusalem with unwavering resolve, His heart set on the suffering that will purchase our redemption. He does not seek a throne of power, but a cross of shame—an act that turns the world’s definition of greatness on its head. In a moment of tragic irony, His disciples, blinded by ambition, grasp for status, failing to see that true greatness in God’s kingdom is found in servanthood and sacrifice. Yet Christ, ever patient, calls them—and us—not to rule, but to serve; not to grasp, but to give. For in His kingdom, the first are last, and the greatest are those who lay down their lives for the sake of others.Scripture: Mark 10:32-45