A short sermon/monologue by Rylee Meek asking whether the way Christians live is 'worth Jesus dying for.' The speaker emphasizes that Jesus has already paid the price (John 10:10 referenced), that believers are called to live under Christ's rule (the kingdom) and must actively align with God's will—through obedience, standing and fighting for truth, and serving as ambassadors—rather than treating grace as license to do whatever they please.
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So I'm just going to leave you guys with. Is what you're living for worth Jesus dying for? Is what you're living for worth Jesus dying for? Because Jesus already did it. He already. He already. He did it. He paid the price. And he's given us this ability now to walk in that, to walk within the kingdom, right? Kingdom mean meaning his rule and his reign in our lives individually and collectively as a body of believers, right? That's what the church His. His rule and reign collectively as the body believers. If, if is what we're doing, is that is. Is how we're living worth Jesus dying for? I think that's the main question. Like, what are we doing? Jesus has, Has. Has given us everything to live that abundant Life in John 10:10 that he tells us. But the, the rest of it, it takes our part, right? This isn't a. He did it so that you can get to go, do. You got this. You get to ride this grace train and do whatever you want. No, no, no. Our part is to come into alignment with his will, right? To become obedient to his word, right? To stand for truth, to fight for truth, right? And to actually walk that out, to be his ambassador here on this earth, is what we're doing. Is that worth Jesus dying for?
