4 Things I Want To See In My Child

You come to church. You listen. You go home. So why don't you feel any more like a "disciple" than you did a year ago?

Jesus gave one command to every church: make disciples. But what does a finished disciple look like, and how would you know when you've become one?

Pastor Steve Cioccolanti, a father raising a young daughter while pastoring a church, found the answer closer to home than the theology books. "Making a disciple is no more complicated than raising a kid." In this teaching from the Mentoring for Success series, he lays out the four things a good parent wants to see in a child, and shows they are exactly what Jesus wants to see in you.

You'll discover:

• How many hours Jesus spent making twelve disciples, and what once-a-week church adds up to
• Why God never yells at His children, and what He does instead
• What a father hates to see in the child he gives gifts to
• The three-word attitude God looks for in every disciple

Watch now and find out which of the four you're missing.