Selecting a Disciple-Maker's Message

Introduction For disciples, selecting information is a very important task. Effective disciples are not mere events. Happiness is not a sign of people who wish to contact people using the gospel of Jesus Christ, and should not be. People are vulnerable, the gospel is strong. God commits a powerful gospel message to his vulnerable people. As a person blessed with such a powerful gospel every effort should be made to see it presented in a positive and successful way.

At Birdsboro Church in Nazareth we are a true Bible community, I sincerely love God, live a holy life according to Jesus' example, and I want to lead others to meet myself. As an apprentice (disciple), we promised to comply with a great mission (Matthew 28: 19-20) and to train together by studying the word of God more by becoming like Jesus I will. We decided to follow Jesus' model to feed his disciples. When Jesus became an apprentice, he did it in four stages. We call these "seeing", "obeying", "together" and "being together". At each stage he adopts specific values, develops personal behavior, customs and virtues, and trains disciples to participate in the ministry. As a leader of the Church, we carefully study the Bible, gather "all what Jesus ordered" and enumerate them in the four stages of the process of making Jesus' disciples.

Answer: The term "disciples" refers to learners or followers. The word "apostle" means "a sent person." When Jesus was on the ground, his twelve disciples were called disciples. Twelve disciples learn from him according to Jesus Christ and train him. After resurrection and ascension, Jesus dispatched disciples to be their witnesses (Matthew 28: 18-20; Acts 1: 8). Then they were called the twelve apostles. But even though Jesus is still on earth, the words "disciple" and "apostle" are used interchangeably to some extent.

The last message of Jesus is called the Great Committee. At the Grand Committee, Jesus went out to his disciples and ordered him to do more disciples. Therefore, over the past 2000 years, Christian faith has been packaged and exported to more and more cultures over the years. As a rule, this is clearly better. But one of the tasks of this mission is the fundamental and anti-cultural issues of Jesus' past and present information. However, most cultures do not allow Jesus 'information to bring about a complete reordering of society, but rather integrate cultural elements into Jesus' message until it is difficult to see the end and others Leading to an assimilation process. start