I Dedicate Myself to Dream Dangerous Dreams

Faith that transforms does not stay seated.

In Mark 10, Bartimaeus cries out to Jesus despite resistance, discomfort, and uncertainty. His story reminds us that real faith moves, persists, and acts even when it costs something. A dangerous God dream is not about ambition. It is about trusting God enough to step forward when He calls.

This sermon invites each of us to consider whether we are living cautiously around the edges of faith or fully stepping into the calling God has placed on our lives and our church.

Discussion Questions

1) What would a dangerous God-given dream look like in your life right now?
2) Where have you been tempted to settle for safe faith instead of active faith?
3) What fears or voices tend to tell you to stay quiet or stay put?
4) How does Bartimaeus’ persistence challenge your own approach to prayer and faith?
5) If you look five years down the road, what kind of follower of Jesus do you hope to become?