Questions: Will Following Jesus Make Me Unhappy?Sample


LIVE // With many things in life, we often have to weigh the cost versus the reward. Take studying, for example. When you take the time to study, it can cost you a lot of things: hanging out with friends, going to a movie, playing Fortnite, or spending time on your phone. But, there is often a reward, too: you do well on your test, please your parents, and get a good grade in the class. Although following Jesus at times means you’ll have say “no” to things you would want to say “yes” to, Peter tells us our eternal reward—salvation—far outweighs any momentary cost. This week, start a note in your phone to keep track of rewards and benefits that come from saying “yes” to Jesus.
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Boring. No fun. Mad. Serious. Disappointed. Unhappy. For many of us, those are words we’d use to describe God. And when we see Him this way, it can make wanting to follow Him really hard to do. But what if we’re missing the mark? This week, we’ll discover what Jesus really wants for us when we follow Him. And spoiler alert: It’s way better than we think.
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