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It is often not a sheep that you would want in the flock, but that sheep is made valuable to the shepherd and to the flock, and God is glorified by His grace to His sheep.

Counting the cost of your discipleship looks like using your Christian freedom to proclaim the good news to others, to glorify God by showing forgiveness, by paying the debt of others, and by being confident in God's grace.

Yes, we do want God to knock us off our high horse, otherwise it will cost us our salvation.

Unbelievers will spend an eternity in Hell, but believers will worship the LORD forever; in this world we worship Him by hearing and sharing God's Word.

Worldly labor and gains are momentary, but our purpose in life is to share the gospel with others.

It is amazing grace that God answers and hears our prayers: He talks to us, and we get to be in his presence. We can petition Him (even over and over again), and He answers our prayers according to what is best for us.

You have been given the faith that set you free, you have been given the hidden key to freedom (God's Word), and even though the power is not yours, you have been given the only power that frees.

Freedom is service; we are free to serve for no selfish reason at all because we have been served by Christ. Freedom is struggle; struggle against the sinful nature, struggle against the yoke of the law, and struggle to be on the lookup for the snares of temptation. But freedom also means we can grow fruits of faith through our new man who is connected to Christ.

Christ’s cross puts you in the crucible (a clay pot used for heating metal until it becomes molten), and the crucible (your crosses) removes your dross.