Not My Will But Yours

In the gospel of Mark we see Jesus prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane as the picture of perfection in humanity. Where Adam and Eve once said to God in a different garden, "Not Your will but mine." Jesus prayed, "Not my will but Yours." This radical prayer is a challenge to all of us to live our our created purpose as individuals made in the image of God. This truly is a prayer that changes everything.