James and John wanted the best seats in the Kingdom — but Jesus redefines what greatness looks like. In Mark 10:32-45, Josh Huisman shows how Jesus upends every human power structure with one declaration: the greatest among you must be a servant. The Son of Man Himself came not to be served, but to serve and give His life as a ransom for many.

Who does Jesus say belongs in the Kingdom of God? In Mark 10:13-31, Gavin Booser explores two encounters — children brought to Jesus and a wealthy young man who walks away sad — that reveal the surprising heart of the Kingdom. God's kingdom isn't earned by status or wealth; it's received with open, trusting hands.

Jesus never promised that following Him would be easy. In Mark 10:1-12, Josh Huisman walks through Jesus's teaching on marriage and the Pharisees' attempt to trap Him with a question about divorce. Rather than softening God's design, Jesus points back to creation and calls His followers to a higher, truer standard of covenant love.

What does it look like to be truly great in God's kingdom? In this message from Mark 9:30-50, Josh Huisman unpacks Jesus's countercultural definition of greatness — one rooted in humility, sacrifice, and radical obedience. Jesus calls His followers to ruthlessly remove anything that pulls them away from Him, and to season the world around them as salt.