Salvation is free to all who will follow Jesus, but following Him takes a mighty commitment. An Eritrean Worship leader just spent 10 months locked in a cargo container for participating in an illegal church. What price are you and I paying for following Jesus?

There can be no doubt, while faith in the sacrifice of Jesus means that salvation is free to all who will follow Him, there is a cost in following Him. We cannot discard the words of Jesus when He tells us, "Whoever does not bear his own cross and come after me cannot be my disciple." What is the Cost of Following Christ?

Jesus paid the price for our sins through His perfect life, crucifixion, death, resurrection, and ascension, so what does it cost us to follow Him. What does it mean to take up our cross and follow Him. Why did He tell the Rich Young Ruler to sell everything and give it to the poor before following? Why did He discourage the scribe by saying He had no place to lay His head? Tough questions on today's Christian Holiness Daily.

Is God even aware of our suffering? Does he even care? Where is He in our darkest hours? This edited edition of a classic sermon by William E. Sangster addresses those questions. It's worth listening to again and again.

When we encounter Christ, we cannot keep living the way we did when we were sinners. Salvation compels us to change our plans.

One thing missing in the character of many Christians is the sort of determination that says, "There will be no turning back."

Many Christians still struggle with sin. To them, sin is a whirlpool that pulls them to the bottom and drowns them. Jesus, though, is the lifeline, and can transform us so that we may resist the temptation of sin.

Does the Bible teach in Hebrews 6 that we can sin so much that we lose our salvation? May we cross a bridge too far?

Christian Holiness Sunday presents an excerpt of a sermon by Uncle Buddy Robinson.

Though Jesus will one day judge the world, right now He has come to offer mercy.