Jesus reminds us of the true cost of discipleship by calling us to give preference to Him above all else - including the willingness to hate those who are closest to us.

You can read the written sermon here:

https://www.sermoncentral.com/sermons/4-hate-your-father-and-mother-allan-quak-sermon-on-cost-of-discipleship-201743?ref=SermonSeriesDetails

Jesus calls us to recognise the devastating consequences, namely an eternal place in Gehenna, when we allow sin to impact our lives. We need to take radical action against our sin.

You can read the written sermon here:

https://www.sermoncentral.com/sermons/3-cut-off-your-sinning-hand-allan-quak-sermon-on-gehenna-201632?ref=SermonSeriesDetails

Jesus calls us to recognise the devastating consequences, namely an eternal place in Gehenna, when we allow sin to impact our lives. We need to take radical action against our sin.

If we have not understood the forgiveness which God has shown us, we will not be able to forgive others and we will be ineffective in our spiritual relationship with God and others.

You can read the written sermon here:

https://www.sermoncentral.com/sermons/2-if-you-don-t-forgive-neither-will-my-father-allan-quak-sermon-on-forgiveness-201523?ref=SermonSeriesDetails

If we have not understood the forgiveness which God has shown us, we will not be able to forgive others and we will be ineffective in our spiritual relationship with God and others.

By forcing the reader to see what it means to serve Jesus in extreme circumstances, Luke challenges us to consider the depth of our own personal discipleship.

You can read the written sermon here:

https://www.sermoncentral.com/sermons/1-christians-in-the-wild-allan-quak-sermon-on-discipleship-201522?ref=SermonSeriesDetails

By forcing the reader to see what it means to serve Jesus in extreme circumstances, Luke challenges us to consider the depth of our own personal discipleship.

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