Pray Your Eyes Out

This message explores the spiritual tension of Mark 14:32–42 where Jesus prays in Gethsemane. Through thematic elements like “the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak,” it invites listeners to see prayer not as escape but as transformation. The sermon develops a theology of surrender, emphasizing prayer as the enduring signal of faith. With poetic reversals—brokenness into beauty, position into purpose—it calls believers to embody the result of the cross through persistent, relational sonship.