The Need to be Childlike
The Gospel of Mark • Sermon • Submitted • Presented
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Introduction:
Introduction:
vv. 13–14) Including Children:
vv. 13–14) Including Children:
In Jesus’ day, people viewed children as burdens instead of blessings.
The only time Scripture describes Jesus as indignant is when people were trying to hinder children from coming to Him.
We must evaluate as individuals and as a church if we are helping or hindering a child’s view of Jesus.
The ideal discipleship environment is for a family to be close and even closer to Jesus.
You don’t have to tell your children what your priorities are —your actions have already told them.
vv. 15–16) Imitating Children:
vv. 15–16) Imitating Children:
Jesus eagerly welcomes Children ready to receive salvation.
The job of parents is to discern the motive of a child’s desire to become a Christian.
The kingdom of God is always received and never rewarded.
Childlike faith is not only sufficient—it is mandatory.
To come to Jesus, we must realize that we have nothing to bring but our immaturity and incapability.
Next Step:
Next Step:
How are you including children in your pursuit of Jesus?
How are you imitating Children in your pursuit of Jesus?
