Ever chase success so hard that you forget why you started in the first place? Pastor Hans shared from Mark 9 about a moment when the disciples were so focused on being great that they missed what God wanted to do right in front of them. This message will push you to look honestly at your motives, your drive, and the kind of greatness Jesus actually calls us to pursue.
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Ever chase success so hard that you forget why you started in the first place? Pastor Hans shared from Mark 9 about a moment when the disciples were so focused on being great that they missed what God wanted to do right in front of them. This message will push you to look honestly at your motives, your drive, and the kind of greatness Jesus actually calls us to pursue.
Mark Series - Week 7 - Change of Soil, Change of Story
Praise Assembly - Recorded Messages
1 hour 13 minutes 27 seconds
3 months ago
Mark Series - Week 7 - Change of Soil, Change of Story
This week, Pastor Hans continued his deep dive into the Gospel of Mark with a powerful message on the condition of the human heart—and how it determines the course of your life.
From hard hearts to half hearts, shallow soil to fertile ground, Jesus' parable of the sower hits closer to home than we’d like to admit. But here’s the hope: if the soil changes, your story can too.
Pastor Hans calls us to examine our own hearts and respond to God’s Word with bold, life-altering obedience.
Praise Assembly - Recorded Messages
Ever chase success so hard that you forget why you started in the first place? Pastor Hans shared from Mark 9 about a moment when the disciples were so focused on being great that they missed what God wanted to do right in front of them. This message will push you to look honestly at your motives, your drive, and the kind of greatness Jesus actually calls us to pursue.
