Show Notes
Most of us have arranged our lives to be as comfortable as possible. And it makes sense — we're tired, we're busy, and comfort feels like wisdom. But somewhere under all that comfort is a nagging feeling that Jesus might have had something very different in mind for us.
In this episode of the Everyday Disciple Podcast, we're going to get honest about what a life of comfortable faith actually costs — and what it's costing the people around you. This isn't guilt. It's an invitation. Jesus called us to a mission, and that mission was never guaranteed to be easy.
In This Episode You’ll Learn:
- 7 signs your faith has slipped into comfortable and complacent - The areas of life where comfort quietly crowds out mission - What the Gospel actually says about comfort and risk - How to take your next honest step toward a missional life
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