What can we expect when we agree to follow Jesus? Listen to Adrian Rogers.

Many times today in our churches we have watered down the gospel in an attempt to gain more follows. Jesus never did that, nor will I, nor

should we. When you follow Jesus, he's not inviting you to share in his popularity, but his unpopularity.

Are you willing to do that? Does that make sense to you?

Well, I trust that it will.

Let me tell you four things that a true disciple of Jesus Christ is.

Then I hope you'll say I want to pay the price because it's worth it.

Welcome to Love Worth Finding.

Pastor, Bible teacher, and author Adrian Rogers said salvation is free,

but discipleship costs. And it does. We must ask ourselves if we are prepared to pay the price.

Many will try to water down the gospel in an attempt to gain more followers,

but Jesus is not looking for easy followers. He wants fully committed disciples.

If you have your Bible, turn to Luke Chapter 14,

will begin in verse 25, as Adrian Rogers reveals how to be a fully committed disciple of Jesus Christ.

Luke chapter 14 and then look in verse 25, and there went great multitudes with him and he turned and

set unto them if any man come to me and hate not his father and mother and wife and

children and brethren and wife and children and

brethren and sisters, Jay, and his own life also,

he cannot be my disciple.

Now think about this.

The crowds were following Jesus. Jesus had great multitudes. He was at the Zenith of his

ministry, his popularity, and all these people were clamoring after him. Now what does he do? He thins out the crowd.

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