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Giving Thanks to God: Often Neglected, Sometimes Difficult
We would readily agree that God wants us to be thankful to Him. But why is that thankfulness "often neglected" and "sometimes difficult?" This message is not a full scale study of thankfulness, but rather an attempt to challenge our minds by proposing some answers to why giving thanks to God is often neglected and sometimes difficult.
The Life of a Disciple: Progressively Sanctified
God does not intend for the life of a disciple to stand still. A disciples life is meant to be one that is progressively moving away from sin and toward Christlikeness or holiness. That movement is what the Bible calls "sanctification."
The Life of a Disciple: Driven by Love, Following No Matter What
Through the use of three questions, Jesus draws out of Peter a confirmation of Peter's love for his Savior. It is that love for his Master that is to drive Peter to serve Him. Jesus also gives Peter a glimpse into his future and it will not end well. Peter's love for his Master will move him to follow Jesus regardless of what the future has in store. One final instruction is given Peter; He is to follow his Master regardless of who else is following and what their end will be.
The Life of a Disciple: Counting the Cost
Jesus is directing His words to the multitude to lead them to the place where they realize that it is not enough to remain loosely attached to Him. It is not enough to remain part of the multitude but they needed to know that being a disciple involved a commitment that would cost them something; their former life.
The Life of a Disciple: A Cross-Bearing Life
Jesus identified for His followers the kind of life He wanted His disciples to live. Those who followed Him were not His disciples unless they took up their cross. What does that mean?
