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THE COST OF BEING A DISCIPLE OF JESUS
I. Jesus instructs concerning discipleship (14:25–27).
a. Regarding the candidate’s family (14:25–26):
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What does it mean to Hate our family or loved ones?
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Matt 10:34-39
iii.
Matt 12:46-50
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We must place Jesus above them.
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We must place the Will of God in Christ Jesus above them
There must be a since of disdain or Godly indignation for anyone or anything that attempts to compromise your relationship with Jesus and the things of God
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Regarding the candidates personal life (14:27): We must carry our cross and follow Jesus.
i. Matt 19:21, 27-28 (Story of the Rich young ruler)
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Personal dreams and plans
2. A sacrificial life of persecution and misrepresentation
a. II Tim 3:12 (all who live godly will be persecuted)
i. Greek work: To chase after, drive away, to be hunted, to be run down.
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Jesus illustrates concerning discipleship (14:28–35).
a. Example of the unfinished building (14:28–30): Make sure to count the cost, are we willing to invest properly?
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The risk of looking foolish
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Spiritual Hypocrisy
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Example of the unsuccessful war (14:31–33): Make sure your army is strong enough to defeat the enemy.
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We must be willing to give up our status of supremacy to follow Jesus
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Can we fight against the King of Kings?
c. Give up possessions (Mark 8:31:38)
i. Materialism
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Example of the flavorless salt (14:34–35): It is useless and will be thrown away
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We must not be worthless or useless disciples
i. Matt 5:13
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Mk 9:50
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