AI OVERVIEW: Following Jesus means learning his way and unlearning the ways that keep me from him, because we are all shaped by family, culture, and religious leaders who influence how we think without always realizing it. In Mark 8, Jesus warns to beware of the leaven of the Pharisees and Herod, prompting the disciples to fix on bread; he asks whether they understand and challenges their assumptions about what he will do. Peter correctly calls him the Messiah but resists the suffering plan, and Jesus says, Get behind me, Satan, showing that knowing Jesus is not the same as following him; transformation comes as old patterns are unlearned and new habits practiced—asking for help, resting, listening, and obeying even when unclear.
YOUTUBE DESCRIPTION: --- Why is change so hard, even when you want it? What do you do when the habits that once helped you get through life start keeping you stuck? In Week 3 of Follow, Scott Savage opens Mark 8:11-21 to explore why moving forward often means unlearning old patterns. Beginning with a...
