This sermon is given by GPP's Campus Pastor Jared Seeland. The scripture reference is Mark 3:1-6

Key Verses

Mark 3:1-6

Luke 5:36

Isaiah 43:19

Questions

What are some signs that we might be settling for a 'good enough' Christianity?

How do you think the man with the withered hand felt when the religious leaders remained silent about his healing?

In what ways might our church be acting like an 'old wineskin' resistant to new things God wants to do?

What areas of your life are you most protective of when it comes to surrendering to God?

How can righteous anger serve as a catalyst for positive change in our lives?

What's the difference between being religious and being a radical follower of Jesus?

How might comfort and status quo be hindering your spiritual growth?

What's one step you could take this week toward more complete surrender to Jesus?

Life Application

This week, identify one area of your life where you've been holding too tightly to control. Write down specific ways you can begin surrendering that area to Jesus, and take at least one concrete step toward letting go of that control.

Key Takeaways

Jesus becomes angry when we settle for a lesser kingdom instead of embracing His better way

Being aware of our brokenness makes us more receptive to Jesus's healing and transformation

Comfortable Christianity can make us resistant to the new things God wants to do

True discipleship requires complete surrender, not just partial obedience

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