In this and other stories from the Gospels, there seemed to be rivalry between the disciples—who is the greatest? Who will rule alongside Jesus in his kingdom? These rivalries often led to anger between them. Who are the rivals we contend with in our lives, work, neighborhood—or even the church? Do we ever feel anger or resentment towards them? How might Jesus’ instructions about servant leadership help us to heal these relationships?
Coming together in faith, moving forward in love.
In this eight-week series we consider what unites us as people of faith and how that is formed by what Jesus taught and how he lived.
In this and other stories from the Gospels, there seemed to be rivalry between the disciples—who is the greatest? Who will rule alongside Jesus in his kingdom? These rivalries often led to anger between them. Who are the rivals we contend with in our lives, work, neighborhood—or even the church? Do we ever feel anger or resentment towards them? How might Jesus’ instructions about servant leadership help us to heal these relationships?
Coming together in faith, moving forward in love.
In this eight-week series we consider what unites us as people of faith and how that is formed by what Jesus taught and how he lived.
In this and other stories from the Gospels, there seemed to be rivalry between the disciples—who is the greatest? Who will rule alongside Jesus in his kingdom? These rivalries often led to anger between them. Who are the rivals we contend with in our lives, work, neighborhood—or even the church? Do we ever feel anger or resentment towards them? How might Jesus’ instructions about servant leadership help us to heal these relationships?
Coming together in faith, moving forward in love.
In this eight-week series we consider what unites us as people of faith and how that is formed by what Jesus taught and how he lived.
