Discipleship | Missions and Evangelism
In this video, we explore Discipleship within the theme of Missions and Evangelism. We examine what it truly means to be a disciple according to Scripture, looking beyond knowledge alone to a life of faithful obedience, spiritual growth, and wholehearted commitment to YHWH.We study how discipleship was modeled throughout the Bible, focusing on the relationships between teachers and their disciples, the importance of learning through example, and the responsibility to pass on truth from one generation to the next. We explore how genuine discipleship transforms not only what we believe, but also how we live, serve, and interact with others.
Together, we reflect on the cost and calling of discipleship. Scripture teaches that following the path of righteousness requires humility, perseverance, self-denial, and a willingness to continue growing in wisdom and understanding. True discipleship is not a destination but a lifelong journey of becoming more faithful to YHWH and living according to His Word.
As we examine these biblical principles, we are encouraged to build strong foundations of faith, mentor others with integrity, and remain committed to walking in truth. Missions begin with faithful disciples, and faithful disciples multiply by investing in the lives of others.
We grow in truth.
We follow with conviction.
We make faithful disciples.
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