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| Summary: A baseball story reminds us that “taking up our cross” means trying to be like Jesus. |
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| Summary: Anyone with good sense knows that they ought to look for the bottom line in the decisions they make. Jesus was profoundly committed to the bottom line ― for himself, and for us. For most of us, the problem is that we don’t necessarily recognize the bottom line when we see it. |
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| Summary: Although we are often confused about what we think is necessary for us to live a good life, Jesus is quite clear. To live life abundantly, he calls us to give up the attachments that we think are essential and take up the truly necessary challenge of following him through suffering to eternal life. |
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| Summary: The response of Christianity to the problem of human suffering is that even pain has a place — somewhere, somehow — in God’s plan. |
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| Summary: Although we find joy and comfort in following Jesus, we accept the call to take up our crosses because we do not shrink back from facing the evil of the world. |
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| Summary: The way of discipleship may not be easy. |
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