Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Tonight in youth group we talked about what the cost of discipleship is and read from Luke 14. Discipleship means to bear your own cross and follow Jesus (confess that you are a sinner to God, follow Christ in sharing his word). In order to be a disciple, you have to say good-bye to everything in your life and say hello to Him.
We were also asked if we loved certain people more than Jesus. Examples were your parents, siblings, a boy/girlfriend, and then the hardest ones; what others think and yourself. Then we had to feel in the blanks with a "packman". (< or >) Saying whether we love that specific thing or person more than Jesus. That was probably the hardest thing to be honest about, even though you were the only person who was going to see it.
The last thing that Justin said to us tonight, and what stuck with me the most was if we don't think that following Jesus is "worth it," then we should even start because we will never put in the time or effort to finish it.
"He who began a good work in you will complete it." -Phil. 1'6
-Haley C.

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