A life of true intentionality requires us to seek out the lost and welcome them.
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To follow Christ, you must renounce your ego.
Discipleship requires us to renounce our ego.
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What are you doing with the 1,440 minutes God has given you each day?
Banquets can be status displays–or a chance to share with those who cannot repay us.
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Following Jesus is hard. Real discipleship requires conscious effort.
Our faith and struggle continue Christ’s work of salvation.
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Encountering God offers peace. It can also be disruptive.
Every heart turned to Christ brings a little more of the fiery divine presence into the world.
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Everything we have is temporary
Luke reminds us that everything we have is temporary and that we will have to account for ourselves when we meet Christ.
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Wealth is found in God alone
Material goods can provide the illusion of present control and future security.
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The prayer that Jesus taught us
To pray as Jesus did draws our attention to the subtle evidence of God’s kingdom taking shape.
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Every good work contains the possibility for an encounter with God.
By performing the good work of hospitality, Abraham glimpsed the face of God.
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Compassion is the deeper meaning of God’s law.
To follow Christ means to lift up our brothers and sisters with extravagance like the good Samaritan’s and compassion like Jesus’ own.