Reflecting on Jesus as King and Servant
Explore the profound role of Jesus as King and Servant through biblical passages, reflections, and practical applications. Consider how acknowledging Jesus's authority and sacrificial love can impact your faith and relationships, drawing inspiration from verses and insights shared.
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For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many. Mark 10:45
Jesus came as a king unlike any other. He gave up his power as God s Son in order to fulfill God s plan of salvation.
1. How would you describe Jesus as King in your own words? 2. Jesus is associated with many images (e.g., Lamb of God, Servant, Wonderful Counselor, Lord, King, etc.). How does seeing Jesus as King affect the way you relate to him? 3. Think of a difficulty, hardship, or challenge you are currently facing. How might the truth of King Jesus power and authority give you comfort and hope in what you are facing?
1. Share about the last time you received good news. 2. How does believing that Jesus is King and has authority and rule over your life affect the way you make choices and decisions in life? 3. What are some practical ways you can share this good news with others?
The Betrayal and Trial of the Servant Mark 14:1 15:20 I. Jesus Anointed at Bethany (14:1 11) II. The Last Supper (14:12 26) III. Jesus Foretells what is to Come (14:27 31) IV. Jesus Prays in Gethsemane (14:32 42) V. Jesus Betrayed and Arrested (14:43 52) VI. Jesus Before the Sanhedrin (14:53 65) VII. Peter Denies Jesus (14:66 72) VIII. Jesus Before Pilate (15:1 15) IX. The Soldiers Mock Jesus (15:16 20)
Application 1: What would it look like for you to forgive a person as Jesus did? What makes it difficult to forgive that person? How might Jesus help you overcome the difficulty?
Application 2: If Jesus is the suffering and saving King, how might that change your allegiances, expectations, values, priorities, and mission?
Application 3: Where in your life is God calling you to accept his will, even if it means having to suffer, experience loss, or die to something?
Application 4: What are some ways that we can mock Jesus with our lives and words today? How does the church help us to continue to marvel at our King instead of mocking him?
Application 5: In what practical ways could you invest in your community to be more kingdom-oriented?
