The 3 Levels of Discipleship Taught by Jesus Christ

Introduction When Jesus summoned his disciples, his invitation was easy. He invited them to follow him. It is the same today. In Matthew 28th Jesus gave his disciples the final accusation of Jesus, but the accusation was simple. He asked the believers to be disciples. Christian has devoted much effort to fulfilling this claim and is often referred to as the Grand Committee. Jesus chose to complete the New Testament through the twelve people he was called, appointed and appointed.

From the Bible point of view, the disciples are related to the formation of missionary guidance (Walls & Ross 2008: 35); for example, many of the disciples of Jesus Christ became people spreading the gospel between Jesus Christ and the apostles . Not all disciples will become leaders, but disciples training is an important part of the training of church missionary leaders. The answer to the loss of leadership is not only to develop leadership skills, but also better disciples training. The leader must first become a disciple of Christ himself. In other words, a true Christian leader must have a servant's heart, Christ, humility, honesty, purity, lack of greed, devoutness, dependence on God's spirit, deep love for people about it. 36)

In Romans 3:22, the meaning of being translated into Greek by "faith in Jesus Christ" is ambiguous, "by faith in Jesus Christ" or "loyalty of Jesus Christ By 'means' will be saved. I agree. The latter means that since the Savior is faithful to suffering and sin for sin, he can put faith in him and receive salvation. Our faith in Jesus Christ and his loyalty for our redemption are the basic elements of our salvation. Grace is the sacred means of help and power, given by the generosity of Jesus Christ, compassion, love, the grace of the Lord Jesus is made possible, the human race grows forever, all men are eternal I will come from the grave under the conditions and will accept his body