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The River Community Church

Service inside of the Kingdom is a submission issue, not a salvation issue.

June 15, 2025

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Luke 22:24-27,

Service inside of the Kingdom is a submission issue, not a salvation issue.

June 15, 2025 / Will Waldrop / Luke 22:24-27 / The River Community Church

As a child I was the poster child of rebellion.

If anyone would be first, he must be last.

If you love me, you will keep my commandments.

A disciple of Jesus serves people with acts of and .

We have rebelled against our nature as disciples of Jesus.

The world can see our commitment, and to what ends we will go for it.

I want to remind you that when you take up this mandate to become the least, you die to yourself, but there is another blessing that comes with this death.
1) The Kingdom comes to earth
2) You receive eternal inheritance

Here is the challenge for men, become the first to want to be the least.

Serve people with acts of love and compassion, and let the world see your commitment.

DO NOT GET TO HEAVEN WELL RESTED.

Self refelection questions based off of Luke 22:24-27.

What motivates my desire for recognition or status?
- Am I seeking to be seen, praised, or elevated above others?
- Do I find my value in how others view me?
In what ways do I compare myself to others, especially in leadership or spiritual roles?
- Do I feel competitive or envious of others’ influence or gifts?
How do I define greatness in my life?
- Is it based on service, humility, and Christlikeness—or on power, control, or success?
Am I willing to serve quietly, without acknowledgment?
- Can I follow Jesus’ example of serving even when no one notices?
How do I treat people who have less power or status than I do?
- Do I serve them, ignore them, or expect them to serve me?
In my relationships (family, work, church), do I lead with humility or authority?
- Do I consider the needs of others before asserting my own opinions or positions?
Have I confused leadership with entitlement?
- Do I expect privileges from my role, or do I see it as a responsibility to serve?
What does Jesus’ example of servant leadership mean for how I live each day?
- How can I practically serve others in my home, community, or workplace?

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