EPISODE · Sep 1, 2026 · 1H
Take Your Cross
from NewbreedCC Sermons · host Newbreed Christian Community.
Welcome to Newbreed Christian Community!Our RADICAL DEVOTION teaching series continues with a direct and challenging call from Jesus Himself: to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him.This teaching is titled:“TAKE YOUR CROSS”RADICAL DEVOTIONFollowing Jesus is more than receiving salvation; it is embracing discipleship. The call to Christ is a call to surrender, sacrifice, and complete allegiance. Jesus did not invite us to simply admire Him—He called us to follow Him.In this challenging and transformative teaching, Pastor David Oghenerobor explores the meaning of taking up the cross and what it looks like for the believer to live a life completely surrendered to Christ.In this message, you will discover:What Jesus meant when He said, “Take up your cross”The difference between salvation and discipleshipWhat self-denial truly means for the believerWhy following Christ requires surrender of personal ambitions and preferencesThe relationship between sacrifice and genuine devotionHow the cross reshapes our priorities, desires, and decisionsWhy a life surrendered to Christ is ultimately a life of true freedom and purposeThe cross is not merely a symbol of Christianity; it is a call to die to self and live for Christ.Radical devotion means that Jesus is not simply part of our lives—He becomes the center of our lives.The question is not only, “What has Jesus done for me?” but also, “What am I willing to surrender to follow Him?”This message is a call to count the cost, embrace the cross, and follow Jesus without reservation.The cross demands surrender.The cross produces transformation.The cross leads to true life.Now Playing:“TAKE YOUR CROSS”RADICAL DEVOTIONBy Pastor David Oghenerobor“Then said Jesus unto his disciples, If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me.” — Matthew 16:24
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