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Performance vs. Identity

Author/Speaker
Robert Newberry
Date
April 4, 2024
Scripture
Mark 10:17-31
Series
It’s human nature to want to achieve. To be seen and known and admired. We stack ourselves up against one another through work and relationships and accomplishments. And those very things are where we’re all tempted to put our identity, to seek satisfaction. And maybe that’s you too, and maybe it’s left you feeling if there’s more to life, if there’s something you’re missing. In Mark 10:17-31 we’re introduced to a young man who ask Jesus what so many want to know: what do I have to do to get eternal life? And Jesus, looking on him with love like He does us, answers him. This passage shows us the importance of what we give our hearts to and what we put our identity in. Listen in as Rob takes us through this passage.
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