Making True Disciples: A Life of Discipleship
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How does one lead a non-believer to Christ effectively? Is it through ‘friendship evangelism’, where you befriend a person with the hope that he is eventually touched by your warmth? Is it through ‘power evangelism’, where you are straight-up and allow the gospel to convict a person of their sins? In this sermon, Pastor Steve uses personal testimonies to illustrate what works, and what doesn’t.
The Great Commission.
Jesus’ final words are recorded in Matthew 28 and Mark 16.
Jesus told the disciples that they were not only to be witnesses of all that had happened to Him, but that they were to make disciples. That is the great task that God expects of each of us, in His service. Mark’s recount of the Great Commission paints a great picture of ‘power evangelism’ rather than the often quoted ‘friendship evangelism’. Sadly, so often friendship evangelism is an excuse for ‘non-evangelism’.
Mat 28:19 Therefore go and make disciples of all nations…
One who is saved is constantly looking for opportunities to share the gospel with an unbeliever and also, to disciple a new believer.
How does one disciple others?
Pastor Steve Cioccolanti shares inspiring personal examples of how he stepped out in faith to disciple people and God provided miracles, just as Jesus promised in Mark.
Is your lifestyle one of discipling with power?
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