The Argument Jesus Overheard
Yesterday’s message was such a good reminder for all of us. The disciples were literally walking with Jesus and still arguing about who was the greatest. It’s almost funny until we realize how much we do the same thing.
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Yesterday’s message was such a good reminder for all of us. The disciples were literally walking with Jesus and still arguing about who was the greatest. It’s almost funny until we realize how much we do the same thing.

Most of us don't struggle because we lack information about Jesus. We live in an age where we can find a thousand sermons with a single click. We struggle because we have a thousand voices competing for our attention.

In the book of Mark, Jesus uses this simple kitchen metaphor to teach us something massive about our hearts and how we live. He warns us that the "small things": the attitudes we tolerate and the influences we allow: will eventually take over.