John F. Kennedy once said this. There are risks and costs to action, but they are far less

than the long-range risks of comfortable in action. I think a lot of us live secretly afraid

God is going to ask us to do something wild or unconventional or scary if we say we'll love

him with our whole heart. But the truth is, there is nothing that

makes us go crazier than a life that is full of deadness and lack of meaning. And what often

brings that? clinging to our comfort. Comfortable Christianity is a liar, my friend. And I'm

about to expose it. Hi, I'm Lisa Whittle.

A little fired up, a lot in love with Jesus and never filtered around here.

Welcome to the revival season of the Jesus Over Everything show.

I was listening to a song by Maverick City recently called Costly.

And some of the lyrics were these.

Here is my alabaster poured out in worship.

Here is my full surrender.

I know it's worth it.

Some say it's too expensive.

I say it's not enough.

How could I give too much?

Let it be costly. You are most worthy.

Holding back nothing. Let it mean something. For all I bring, it can't compare to all you've given me.

I will not bring what costs me nothing. Woo! That last line, man, it really struck me.

And even reading it right now, it does the same thing to me. I will not bring what costs me nothing.

So for weeks, for weeks, man, I've been thinking about it.

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