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Session 8: Counting the Cost

Mere Christianity

Aug 2, 2021 • Chris Reighley

Session 8: Counting the Cost

Chapters Covered:

  • Book 4, Chapters 9–11Counting the CostNice People or New MenThe New Men

Introduction:

Becoming a Christian means transformation, not just improvement. Lewis calls us to count the cost—and discover the glory—of becoming truly new.

Outline:

  1. Why theology matters for transformation
  2. Justification, sanctification, and glorification
  3. What it means to become a “New Man”
  4. The high cost—and eternal joy—of discipleship
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