What does it truly mean to follow Jesus -- not on our own terms, but on his? In this message, we dig into a striking contrast found in Luke 9 and 10 between three men who want to follow Jesus their own way and the 72 disciples Jesus sends out into the world. Each of the three men reveals a subtle but powerful sin lurking beneath the surface: a craving for comfort, a desire to follow only on their own timeline, and an anxiety-driven need to have everything perfectly arranged before stepping out in faith. Jesus, who sees past every surface-level response straight into the heart, lovingly confronts each one. The spiritual lesson is both challenging and freeing: the way we respond to Jesus exposes what our hearts truly desire. When we follow Jesus only when it is convenient, comfortable, or fully planned out, we are really following a version of Jesu ...