In this message from Mark 1:14–20, we explore Jesus’ simple but life-altering invitation: “Come, follow me.” Before the disciples understand anything fully, they respond with immediate obedience—leaving their nets, their security, and their old lives behind.This sermon highlights a core truth: following Jesus always involves letting go of something old to take hold of something new. Through the Gospel of Mark, we see that discipleship is a lifelong rhythm of choosing presence over distraction, sacrifice over comfort, justice over security, service over significance, and grace over shame.Jesus doesn’t call the impressive—He calls the available. And today, His invitation is still the same: Come. Follow me.// SCRIPTURE REFERENCES //Mark 1.14–20; 3.13–15; 8.34–35; 10.17–22; 10.43–45; 14.50; 16.14–15
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Gospel of Mark- 4. Follow Me (1-14-20)