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FROM THE INSIDE OUT PT. 4
Self Denial From The Inside Out
Key Scripture:
“Then said Jesus unto his disciples, If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me.”
— Matthew 16:24, KJV
The Challenge of Self-Denial
Of all the lessons Jesus teaches His disciples, perhaps the most difficult is the command to deny ourselves.
It seems to go against every instinct of our human nature. From childhood, we are taught to seek comfort, security, and self-fulfillment. The world around us feeds the idea that the highest goal of life is to “find yourself” or “chase your dreams.” Yet, Christ calls us to something far deeper: to lose ourselves for His sake, so that we might truly find life in Him.
Music By: Mike Outland
Key Scripture:
“Then said Jesus unto his disciples, If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me.”
— Matthew 16:24, KJV
The Challenge of Self-Denial
Of all the lessons Jesus teaches His disciples, perhaps the most difficult is the command to deny ourselves.
It seems to go against every instinct of our human nature. From childhood, we are taught to seek comfort, security, and self-fulfillment. The world around us feeds the idea that the highest goal of life is to “find yourself” or “chase your dreams.” Yet, Christ calls us to something far deeper: to lose ourselves for His sake, so that we might truly find life in Him.
Music By: Mike Outland
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Self Denial From The Inside Out
Key Scripture:
“Then said Jesus unto his disciples, If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me.”
— Matthew 16:24, KJV
The Challenge of Self-Denial
Of all the lessons Jesus teaches His disciples, perhaps the most difficult is the command to deny ourselves.
It seems to go against every instinct of our human nature. From childhood, we are taught to seek comfort, security, and self-fulfillment. The world around us feeds the idea that the highest goal of life is to “find yourself” or “chase your dreams.” Yet, Christ calls us to something far deeper: to lose ourselves for His sake, so that we might truly find life in Him.
Music By: Mike Outland
Key Scripture:
“Then said Jesus unto his disciples, If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me.”
— Matthew 16:24, KJV
The Challenge of Self-Denial
Of all the lessons Jesus teaches His disciples, perhaps the most difficult is the command to deny ourselves.
It seems to go against every instinct of our human nature. From childhood, we are taught to seek comfort, security, and self-fulfillment. The world around us feeds the idea that the highest goal of life is to “find yourself” or “chase your dreams.” Yet, Christ calls us to something far deeper: to lose ourselves for His sake, so that we might truly find life in Him.
Music By: Mike Outland