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In this talk, we confront the reality that following Jesus inevitably leads to friction. In John 6, when Jesus' teaching shifts from inspiring to intrusive, many disciples walk away—revealing that everyone follows Him until it costs them something they love. This message explores the tension between admiration and allegiance, agreement and obedience, and asks the honest question: Are we following Jesus for what He gives, or for who He is? Friction isn't failure—it's an invitation to deeper trust, courageous surrender, and a faith that chooses Him even when it's hard.
By Harbor Church5
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In this talk, we confront the reality that following Jesus inevitably leads to friction. In John 6, when Jesus' teaching shifts from inspiring to intrusive, many disciples walk away—revealing that everyone follows Him until it costs them something they love. This message explores the tension between admiration and allegiance, agreement and obedience, and asks the honest question: Are we following Jesus for what He gives, or for who He is? Friction isn't failure—it's an invitation to deeper trust, courageous surrender, and a faith that chooses Him even when it's hard.