马可福音第16章: 门徒之路
 
GK611晨祷生命读经
09.01.2026
主讲：郑伟健传道


引言：不试不知道

一、相信复活的主（可 16:1–11）

1.在不确定中，仍然前行（v1–4）
妇女们带着香膏前往坟墓，显明她们对耶稣的爱是真实的，但她们并未真正预期复活的发生。她们一边走，一边思考谁能为她们滚开石头，却仍然选择继续前行。门徒之路往往是在不确定中开始的，并不是因为问题已经解决，而是因为爱主的心仍然愿意迈步。

2.知道复活，却仍然害怕（v5–8）
当天使宣告耶稣已经复活后，妇女们仍然因害怕而退缩。这提醒我们，知道真理并不等于心已经准备好面对改变。门徒的路并非没有惧怕，而是在惧怕中学习不让不信与刚硬掌权，继续回应神的带领。

二、相信跟随到底（可 16:9–18）

1.不信的人就绝路（v9–13）
停在不信里，门徒的路就断了。复活的主先向抹大拉的马利亚显现，又向两位门徒显现，但门徒们听见见证仍然选择不信。不信并不一定让人离开信仰，却会使人停滞不前，无法继续走在门徒的路上。

2.信的人继续上路 （v14-18）
从被责备到被差遣，相信的人继续上路。耶稣责备门徒的不信，却没有停在责备中，而是立刻将使命交托给他们。门徒并不是因完全才被差遣，而是在愿意相信中被呼召继续前行。相信，不只是心里的认同，而是愿意走出去承接主的托付。

三、门徒路不孤单（可 16:19–20）

与主同工，而不是自己去。耶稣升天坐在父的右边，门徒随即出去传福音。经文强调，门徒不是单独行动，而是主与他们同工，用神迹证实所传的道。门徒之路从来不是靠自己的能力撑下去，而是在主的同在中继续走下去。

总结：门徒的路从来就不是容易的路，但也从来不是一个人走的路。

门徒的路从来不容易，也充满软弱与挣扎，但这条路从来不是孤单的路。主允许门徒害怕、迟疑，甚至被责备，却始终与他们同行、与他们同工。真正的门徒之路，不是等到完全才开始，而是在真实的状态中选择相信、继续跟随。信的人，不是靠自己走下去，而是经历主的同在与作为。


  

Mark Chapter 16:  The Way of A Disciple 
GK611 Morning Devotion
Speaker: Ps Asher Chang 
09.01.2026 


 Introduction: You Won’t Know Until You Try

I. Believing in the Risen Lord (Mark 16:1–11) 

1. Moving forward amid uncertainty (v1–4)
The women went to the tomb carrying spices, showing that their love for Jesus was genuine, yet they did not truly expect the resurrection to happen. As they walked, they discussed who would roll the stone away for them, but they still chose to keep going. The disciples' path often begins in uncertainty—not because problems are resolved, but because a heart that loves the Lord remains willing to take the next step. 

2. Knowing the resurrection, yet still fearful (v5–8)
Even after the angel proclaimed Jesus’ resurrection, the women recoiled in fear. This reminds us that knowing the truth does not equate to being heart-ready to face change. The disciple's path is not without fear, but it involves learning amidst fear not to let unbelief and stubbornness reign, continuing to respond to God's leading even in fear.

II. Believing and Following Through to the End (Mark 16:9–18) 

1. Unbelief leads to a dead end (v9–13)
When one remains in unbelief, the path of discipleship comes to a halt. The risen Lord first appeared to Mary Magdalene and then to two disciples, yet the disciples chose not to believe even after hearing the testimony. Unbelief does not necessarily cause one to abandon faith altogether, but it causes stagnation, preventing further progress on the discipleship path.

2. Those who believe continue on the journey (v14–18)
From rebuke to commission, those who believe press onward. Jesus rebuked the disciples for their unbelief, yet did not stop on the rebuke. Instead, He immediately entrusted them with a mission. The disciples were not sent forth because they were perfect, but were called to press onward in their willingness to believe. To believe is not merely intellectual agreement; but a willingness to step out and receive the Lord's commission.

III. The Disciple’s Path Is Not Lonely (Mark 16:19–20) 

Working with the Lord, not going alone. Jesus ascended into heaven and sat at the right hand of the Father, and the disciples went out to preach the gospel. Scripture emphasizes that the disciples did not act on their own; but the Lord worked with them, confirming their message through miracles. The disciples' path was never sustained by their own strength, but by continuing the journey in the presence of the Lord.

Conclusion: The path of discipleship is never an easy one, nor is it ever walked alone. 

The path of discipleship is fraught with weakness and struggle, yet it is never a solitary journey. The Lord permits His disciples to fear, to hesitate, even to be rebuked, yet He always walks with them and works alongside them. The true path of discipleship does not await perfection to begin; it is choosing to believe and continue following in one's present state. Those who believe do not press on by their own strength, but by experiencing the Lord's presence and His work.