Sermons Jubilee Church Wirral

in ‘Who then can be saved?’, Dave continues the Mark  series by looking at chapter 10 verses 17-31. Dave talks about how eternal life cannot be earned or bought — it must be received through wholehearted trust in Jesus, not personal goodness, wealth, or status. 1. Are You Asking the Right Question? The rich young man asks, “What must I do to inherit eternal life?” revealing a flawed mindset — as if eternal life can be achieved through effort or merit. Jesus corrects him, showing that only God is truly good, and eternal life is a gift, not a reward for goodness. 2. What (or Who) Are You Relying On? Though the man claims to have kept the commandments, Jesus exposes his true dependence — on wealth, not God. The call to sell all and follow Jesus highlights the real issue: his heart is tied to material things, not to God. Wealth, talent, family, or even religious performance cannot save — only Jesus can. 3. All Things Are Possible With God Jesus teaches that salvation is impossible by human standards b