1 Minute 1-Up: Counting the Cost

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Please join us for a quick and encouraging one minute(ish) video as we remind ourselves that there IS a cost associated with following Christ, but what we stand to gain from these sacrifices is of far greater value than the temporary benefits of a life lived in service to our present desires. Let’s give what we don’t truly possess to gain the future rewards that are valuable beyond measure… and in our all-encompassing pursuit of Him we will find an eternal treasure that we can never lose that will make these short-term sacrifices worth it.

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