In this message on Discipleship, we start by learning what it would look like to be a disciple in the context of Jewish history before answering the question “What does true discipleship look like?”
Jonathan Dodson in his book “Gospel-Centered Discipleship” helps us to see that Discipleship is not a code word for evangelism, nor is it a hierarchical system for spiritual growth, a way for professional Christians to pass on their best practices to novice Christians. Making disciples requires not only “sharing our faith,” but also sharing our lives—failures and successes, disobedience and obedience. Real discipleship is messy, imperfect, and honest. We then look at the scripture to see how the Bible defines discipleship for us.
