Being a Humble Servant | Mark 10:13-34

In Pastor Donovan's sermon, the focus is on the themes from Mark 10, which emphasize humility, dependence on God, and servanthood. He begins by highlighting Jesus' teachings regarding children, illustrating that to enter the Kingdom of God, one must adopt a child-like faith, characterized by trust and receptiveness. Pastor Donovan explains that this humility recognizes our helplessness and reliance on God’s grace, as the Kingdom cannot be earned through our own works or merit, highlighting the futility of pride and self-justification.The sermon shifts to the story of the rich young ruler, where Pastor Donovan notes that wealth can create barriers between individuals and God. He emphasizes Jesus' profound love for the ruler, calling him to relinquish his possessions in order to follow Him fully. This call to action reflects Jesus' example of servanthood and sacrifice, reminding the congregation that true greatness comes from serving others and prioritizing the Kingdom of God over worldly comforts and achievements. Ultimately, Pastor Donovan encourages the congregation to embrace their identity in Christ, shedding idols like pride and wealth, and to commit to a life of humble service, following the example Jesus set.