"In this sermon titled "A Wake Up Call," based on Mark 14:32-50, we are reminded of the urgency to remain spiritually vigilant and aligned with God’s will. Jesus, in His moment of deepest anguish, prays a powerful prayer: "Not my will, but Yours be done." His agony was not merely a physical suffering but an intense emotional and spiritual burden, as He took upon Himself the weight of the world’s sin and drank from the cup of suffering. The disciples, however, were caught in spiritual slumber, unable to stay awake and watch with Him.

In this wake-up call, we are urged to keep our gaze fixed on the Lord and be mindful of the spiritual realities around us. Just as Jesus instructed His disciples to stay awake, we too are called to be alert in prayer and attentive to God's will for our lives. Jesus’ challenge to Peter in the garden—when Peter,  ...