John Piper - Radical Christian Sacrifice - Sermon Jam

This is edited pieces from John Piper's sermon entitled, "How the Supremacy of Christ Creates Radical Christian Sacrifice" put to music from "This Will Destroy You". You can watch the whole sermon at John Piper's website, "www.desiringGod.org".

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• Suffering

[niinja2]

joyful embrace of suffering

no such thing

i mean if i finally met such a person i would believe it is possible and good. Right now i dont believe neither

[mdwren88]

@niinja2

a joyful embrace of suffering is legit. but only possible with Jesus.

which gives real testimony to how truly powerful He is.

check this out: youtube.com/watch?v=kPF1FhCMPu­Q

The woman in this video calls cerebral palsy a gift.

[dxhaloxc]

this is a sermon about worship.

[niinja2]

@Benzkopf why do you suffer for Jesus , didn't he suffer for us so we dont have to?

how exactly do you suffer?

[Benzkopf]

@Benzkopf and may god give me strength to hold fast until the end. Because jesus gave himself for me this is the only answer

[Benzkopf]

@niinja2 I AM joyfully suffering for jesus, and I do not love my life even unto death

[MrClassic96]

great !!!!

[TheTsubaKun]

@ZombehWolf Your right. "Christianity", the religion, is built on tradition based, empty Dogmas that prey upon people's weaknesses. That's the difference between Followers of Christ, and Christians. True Disciples follow after Jesus through there weakness and there strength. "Christians" seek on those parts of Faith that make them comfortable, and thus there weakness makes them a target for men who would seek to use that for there benefit.

[TheShaggytulip]

where are you men. we were destined for greatness.

[ZombehWolf]

Christianity preys upon the weak.

[buddy85442]

@TheEntak FORTY SEVEN Translators working under the following rules article [4]" When a word hath divers significations,that to be kept which hath been most commonly use by the most Ancient fathers,being agreeable to the propriety of the place,and analogy of the faith."If you have never read the comments and prayers of the translators in the 1611 edition king James,...It is moving! The translation was never [Calamity] it was translated [Evil] By men that feared tampering with God's word.FYI