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What do you mean Jesus didn't want to die? | Mark 14:26-42
In Mark 14, Jesus and his disciples go to the Mount of Olives to pray. Here, Jesus shares his burdens with 3 of his closest disciples and then goes on to pray a heartbreaking yet awe-inspiring prayer. What happened here, and what can we learn from this moment? Join us as Carlos and Dallas dig through Mark 14:26-42 together.
00:00 – Introduction and recap of last week’s episode (Communion and reflection)
01:22 – Making Scripture personal and immersive
02:06 – Preparing for the heavy but hopeful journey ahead
Mark 14:26–28 – Jesus and the Mount of Olives
02:33 – Reading Mark 14:26–28
02:55 – Setting the scene: the late-night walk to Gethsemane
04:07 – What hymn were they singing? (Psalms as worship)
Mark 14:27–29 – “You will all fall away”
04:59 – Reading Mark 14:27–29
05:16 – Jesus references Zechariah 13:7
06:05 – How the disciples must have felt hearing they would fall away
07:32 – The hope in Jesus’ words despite the warning
08:28 – Lessons about control, faith, and God’s plan in hardship
Mark 14:30–31 – Peter’s Declaration
11:04 – Reading Mark 14:30–31
11:23 – Peter insists, “I will not deny you”
12:01 – Responding to failure and restoration after falling short
13:12 – Helping others move past spiritual failure
Mark 14:32–34 – Jesus’ Sorrow in Gethsemane
15:29 – Reading Mark 14:32–34
16:17 – Why Jesus only brought Peter, James, and John
17:17 – Leadership, trust, and knowing who to bring close
19:39 – Lessons for ministry leadership and accountability
Mark 14:35–36 – “Not My Will, But Yours”
21:33 – Reading Mark 14:35–36
22:23 – The agony of submission and the meaning of “Abba, Father”
23:41 – Choosing obedience in suffering
24:05 – Developing faith to do the hard things
27:09 – The ripple effect of obedience and purpose in pain
Mark 14:37–38 – Watch and Pray
28:07 – Reading Mark 14:37–38
28:26 – Jesus finds the disciples asleep
29:19 – How prayer helps us resist temptation
30:24 – Jesus’ compassion even in disappointment
Mark 14:39–42 – The Betrayal Approaches
31:42 – Reading Mark 14:39–42
32:27 – The disciples’ weakness vs. Jesus’ strength
33:09 – Encouragement for the persecuted early church
34:26 – Grace for our human failures
Closing
35:12 – Final thoughts: grace, restoration, and hope
35:33 – Invitation to connect and visit The Healing Place ( www.thpshreveport.com )
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In Mark 14, Jesus and his disciples go to the Mount of Olives to pray. Here, Jesus shares his burdens with 3 of his closest disciples and then goes on to pray a heartbreaking yet awe-inspiring prayer. What happened here, and what can we learn from this moment? Join us as Carlos and Dallas dig through Mark 14:26-42 together.
00:00 – Introduction and recap of last week’s episode (Communion and reflection)
01:22 – Making Scripture personal and immersive
02:06 – Preparing for the heavy but hopeful journey ahead
Mark 14:26–28 – Jesus and the Mount of Olives
02:33 – Reading Mark 14:26–28
02:55 – Setting the scene: the late-night walk to Gethsemane
04:07 – What hymn were they singing? (Psalms as worship)
Mark 14:27–29 – “You will all fall away”
04:59 – Reading Mark 14:27–29
05:16 – Jesus references Zechariah 13:7
06:05 – How the disciples must have felt hearing they would fall away
07:32 – The hope in Jesus’ words despite the warning
08:28 – Lessons about control, faith, and God’s plan in hardship
Mark 14:30–31 – Peter’s Declaration
11:04 – Reading Mark 14:30–31
11:23 – Peter insists, “I will not deny you”
12:01 – Responding to failure and restoration after falling short
13:12 – Helping others move past spiritual failure
Mark 14:32–34 – Jesus’ Sorrow in Gethsemane
15:29 – Reading Mark 14:32–34
16:17 – Why Jesus only brought Peter, James, and John
17:17 – Leadership, trust, and knowing who to bring close
19:39 – Lessons for ministry leadership and accountability
Mark 14:35–36 – “Not My Will, But Yours”
21:33 – Reading Mark 14:35–36
22:23 – The agony of submission and the meaning of “Abba, Father”
23:41 – Choosing obedience in suffering
24:05 – Developing faith to do the hard things
27:09 – The ripple effect of obedience and purpose in pain
Mark 14:37–38 – Watch and Pray
28:07 – Reading Mark 14:37–38
28:26 – Jesus finds the disciples asleep
29:19 – How prayer helps us resist temptation
30:24 – Jesus’ compassion even in disappointment
Mark 14:39–42 – The Betrayal Approaches
31:42 – Reading Mark 14:39–42
32:27 – The disciples’ weakness vs. Jesus’ strength
33:09 – Encouragement for the persecuted early church
34:26 – Grace for our human failures
Closing
35:12 – Final thoughts: grace, restoration, and hope
35:33 – Invitation to connect and visit The Healing Place ( www.thpshreveport.com )