Making Disciples Ministries

The important question for a Christian is not, “Do I possess the Holy Spirit?” but “Does the Holy Spirit possess me?”

When you look out over the ocean, it seems to be unorganized randomness. And then you see a wave come to shore, all in a line, and you realize that the Maker is still in control of it all.

Who was the first person you told when you found Christ? A friend, a relative? You don’t have to be a theologian to share the treasure found in Him!

Don’t get comfortable! We have work to do!

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We live in a world where many say they seek justice. However, their sense of justice may not be for what is truly right. Justice comes to those who do what is right, which is following Jesus and obeying His commands.

The conversation doesn’t have to be hard. In fact, it shouldn’t be hard. Make sure it’s filled with grace and love.

Who introduced you to Jesus? Chances are it was a family member or close friend. So, who are you introducing Him to? Keep the relationship chain going and make disciples for Him!

The first thing in introducing someone to Christ is having a relationship with him. The trust in that relationship will go a long way in your ability to lead them to Jesus.

Satan does a great job of keeping us busy with things that distract us from God. We must put serving Him as our top priority.

As disciples, we must take the commands taught to us and put them to work. It is our act, our evidence of love that we then show the world.

When it comes to teaching disciples the commands of Jesus, this is a great place to start. Everything will fall into place from here.

Humility is a trait we must strive to keep. Remember, pride is what got Satan thrown out of heaven!

What was so special about the way the Apostles made disciples? makingdisciplesministries.net/first-century-…

Sincere love for others is so important for Christian witness to be authentic. It is evidenced by being sacrificial, giving love when it’s underserved and unexpected.

When you become a disciple of Jesus, your old life, your old self dies and you are born again to a new and better life. Don’t let Satan lure you back!

Disciples of Jesus are all-in. We can’t be casual Christians, following Him when it’s convenient for us.

Today, the poor aren’t just those who have little or no money. There are many who are poor in health, poor mentally, and poor spiritually. God has given us this opportunity to share with them, helping them by showing love and compassion.

As disciples of Jesus, we are to make disciples no matter where we are. Want to know how to do it? Just follow His example and teachings.

If you were to look through the gospels, Jesus’ prevailing command to us is to love one another. What does that look like? Just look at His example He of loving us so much that He died for us.