Show Notes
Jesus challenges us to surrender our own priorities, lose our lives for His sake, and live for eternal rewards, because nothing in this world is worth more than knowing and following Christ.
Let Jesus shape your concerns Lose your life to find your life Live for the right rewards
Life Group Discussion: What is one area of your life (career, relationships, finances, future, etc.) where you're most tempted to make decisions without first asking God what He wants? Where do you notice yourself trying to control outcomes instead of trusting God? How has that affected your peace? Looking at your current calendar and priorities, what would someone conclude you value most? Does that reflect the life you want to live for Christ?
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