The document discusses the concept of servant leadership as exemplified by Jesus, highlighting His focus on serving rather than being served. It contrasts the desires of many to be leaders with the call to serve others, using biblical references to illustrate Jesus' journey to Jerusalem and His teachings on humility and servanthood. Ultimately, it challenges readers to reflect on their own attitudes towards leadership and service.

2. The Servant
Leader
Mark 10. 32-52

3. Plenty of
people
want to be
leaders

4. Not so
many want
to be
servants!

5. Too
hands
on!
Too laid
back!

7. Jesus is both
Leader
They were on their
way up to Jerusalem,
with Jesus LEADING
the way,
Servant
the Son of Man did
not come to be
served, but to serve,

8. The Suffering Servant
Verses 32-34
As the time approached for
him to be taken up to heaven,
Jesus resolutely set out for
Jerusalem Luke 9.51

9. 10.33 Betrayed 14.53
10.33 Condemned to death 14.55-64
10.33 Handed over 15.1
10.34 Mocked 15. 16-20
10.34 Flogged 15.15
10.34 Killed 15.24
10.34 Rise again after 3 days 16.1 on
Prediction Fulfilment

10. The Submissive Servant
Verses 35-45
Jesus asked them, “What were you
arguing about on the road?” But they kept
quiet because on the way they had argued
about who was the greatest. Sitting down,
Jesus called the Twelve and said, “Anyone
who wants to be first must be the very
last, and the servant of all.” Mark 9 33-35

11. The Sensitive Servant
Verses 46-52
Jesus practices what he has been
preaching!

12. How do YOU
measure up?