Stop trying to be superhuman! In church life, especially for those in ministry, we often feel the intense pressure to be an endless source of joy, energy, and unwavering faith, immune to pain and exhaustion. We strive for a spiritual perfection that is ultimately unhealthy and unsustainable. But what if the key to resilient and powerful ministry isn't being superhuman, but embracing your humanity?

The Gospel of Mark paints a compelling, gritty, and deeply honest portrait of Jesus that shatters the image of the typical, flawless hero. Mark’s Jesus gets tired, frustrated, amazed, and grieves deeply. This is the Jesus we need! He shows us that our capacity to serve God is rooted not in our manufactured perfection, but in the divine power that works through genuine human limitation.

So if Jesus got angry at injustice and unbelief, how does that affirm your own human emotions. If Jesus got exhausted from the demands of life and ministry and took time to rest. What does that say about holidays, resting and setting boundaries? If Jesus was never a lone-ranger and he did life with a messy group of disciples, how does that impact the people God has placed around you to do life with? If Jesus was truly human and he understands your deepest struggles, how should that impact the way you engage with him? Join us as we explore the revolutionary idea of Jesus’s true humanity and what it means for your life and ministry