Follow Me to Death

by Manny Fernandez on November 29, 2020

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Biblical References Mark 8:34–9:1

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Four writers tell the good news about Jesus. Mark, the shortest Gospel, reveals Jesus as the servant-king who came to suffer and die, but rise triumphantly over the grave. The Gospel of Mark is a call to action—for all people to understand Jesus’ identity and surrender to his royal authority over their lives.

This message from the "King Jesus" series focuses on Mark 8:34-9:1 and the Core Competency of Disciple-Making.

About the Author

Manny Fernandez (Th.M., Dallas Theological Seminary, and current D.Min. student) has served in global missions and as Student Pastor at Central Bible Church. He is now the President of World Link Ministries.

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Discipleship (Spiritual Growth ) Disciple-Making (Church Life)

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