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I. INTRO
A. Greeting
B.
Who here would say ur a fan o football?
a.
Who’s looking 4ward 2 going hm & hunkering down Super-bowl?
b.
What does it mean 2 be a (sports) fan?
1.
An enthusiastic admirer
2.
Illust: Rebekah as a fan o the SEA
i.
green hair, jersey, excitement
c.
What happens when u get a bunch o fans 2gether all @ once?
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Gets really loud
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Illust: SEA tickets on christmas!
i.
Defaning (& that’s when we were losing)
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Illust: Rock concert
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Bringing it hm:
i.
this is what church services can look like.
- A bunch o people excited 4 Jesus get 2gether,
* Sing songs 4 Jesus,
* High-5 ea.
other about all the cool stuff he does.
d.
What happens 2 fans when their sports team starts losing?
1.
criticism, monday morning qb-ing, 2nd guessing, etc.
2.
Illust: Phily team as an ex:
i.
through plastic cups on field, boo-ing
e.
What does it mean to b a follower?
E. Tie-In
a.
Jesus not about gathering fans, He calls followers
1.
Looking @ this in terms o our current series (I Is…)
i.
Last time we talked about this we illuminated the truth that “I Is” born again (I am born again)
ii.
This week: “I is” a follower
2. Show u what I mean by calling followers:
3.
Pls turn:
i.
When there, give a grunt so I know we r all on same pg
Matt4:18-20
C. Prayer
: While walking by the Sea of Galilee, he saw 2 brothers, Simon (who is called Peter) & Andrew his brother, casting a net into the sea, for they were fishermen.
19 & he said to them, “Follow me, & I will make you fishers of men.” 20 Immediately they left their nets & followed him.
C. Opening Prayer
II.
BODY
A.
Describe :
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who here considers themselves to b witty, jokesters etc.?
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People after Jesus’ own heart:
i.
“huh c what I just did there fishermen, fishers-of-men, huh?”
b.
What was Peter & Andrew’s response?
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They dropped their whole lively hood
i.
Not put it on hold, left it behind!
-Maybe 2day u r in the middle o some stuff
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& followed Jesus.
B. I is a Follower (I am a follower)
a.
Jesus wants followers not fans.
1.
Excitement is good, but not the desired result.
2.
People watch a big game @ stadium.
i.
get all excited
ii.
cheer, boo, high-5, cry…then go hm 2 everyday lives.
- Doesn’t matter who 1/lost.
In end, nothing has changed.
- Our life remains the same.
iii.
things change for followers o Jesus:
-Jesus’ 12 left their old lives 2 do what Jesus did
*Sometimes this means a change o vocation
*All times its a change o life style & values
1 Jn
~We cannot love God and the world at the same time
^ We cannot follow after the world & follow after Jesus!
~We value what & who Jesus values
~Live the way Jesus lives
Js 1:21-24
C. I is a Doer (I am a doer)
Js 1:21-24: Therefore put away all filthiness & rampant wickedness & receive with meekness the implanted word, which is able to save your souls.
22 But be doers of the word, & not hearers only, deceiving yourselves.
23 For if anyone is a hearer of the word & not a doer, he is like a man who looks intently at his natural face in a mirror.
24 For he looks at himself & goes away & at once forgets what he was like.
a. Followers are doers o what Jesus says & does.
- Followers r doers o what Jesus says & does.
1. Jesus’ work on the cross saves us & sets us free,
*Jesus’ work on the cross saves us & sets us free,
i. Liberating us from our sins so that we can choose 2 FOLLOW him,
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