Luke 14 Discipleship and Cost Reading Map

The illustrations belong to Jesus’ call.

Fifteen minutes for one reading or family decisionFree · Two-page fillable PDF

Companion to Read the Cost in Luke 14 Before Turning It Into a Planning Slogan.

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Hypothetical example: A family reads both cost illustrations, compares Matthew 10 and asks a church teacher about the difficult wording before making a modern application.

01Keep the crowd and the call in view

Identify the discipleship context before the illustrations.

Audience Jesus addresses

Demand before the tower

Demand after the illustrations

02Take the difficult wording seriously

Write the difficult question with a relevant passage comparison.

Wording needing explanation

Matthew 10 comparison to read

Question for the church teacher

03Follow both illustrations to their purpose

Trace both pictures and Jesus’ return to his subject.

What the builder considers

What the king considers

Parent-added detail to remove

04Choose a truthful question for the adult

Examine one honest adult statement about Christian commitment.

Claim the adult has made about faith

Correction or reflection within the adult’s role

Follow-up that remains unresolved