Convert ot Disciple?

An episode of the Crossroads with Rob Mullins podcast, hosted by Rob Mullins, titled "Convert ot Disciple?" was published on September 17, 2021 and runs 25 minutes.

September 17, 2021 ·25m · Crossroads with Rob Mullins

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Summary

MATTHEW 16:24 What is a biblical disciple and what is a biblical disciple-maker? A disciple is one who is radically committed to learning how to follow Jesus in every dimension of life. A disciple-maker is a mature, growing Jesus-follower who is actively working to reproduce Christ-like character in the life of a few people – equipping those people to follow Jesus in every dimension of their life by means of personal investment in their life. There is a cost to discipleship. Listen to learn more about discipleship and the cost involved. Sources/Acknowledgements: Prayer and Share Ministries Rick Caldwell Executable Outlines Holman New Testament Commentary Roger Campbell Alan Carr Greg Asimakoupoulos Larry Sarver The Outline Bible The Bare Bones Bible Handbook Dennis Davidson Jim May Content for the sermon has been researched from many different sources. It is important that I attempt to acknowledge these sources whenever possible.

Episode Description

MATTHEW 16:24

What is a biblical disciple and what is a biblical disciple-maker?

A disciple is one who is radically committed to learning how to follow Jesus in every dimension of life. A disciple-maker is a mature, growing Jesus-follower who is actively working to reproduce Christ-like character in the life of a few people – equipping those people to follow Jesus in every dimension of their life by means of personal investment in their life. There is a cost to discipleship. Listen to learn more about discipleship and the cost involved.

Sources/Acknowledgements:

Prayer and Share Ministries
Rick Caldwell
Executable Outlines
Holman New Testament Commentary
Roger Campbell
Alan Carr
Greg Asimakoupoulos
Larry Sarver
The Outline Bible
The Bare Bones Bible Handbook
Dennis Davidson
Jim May

Content for the sermon has been researched from many different sources. It is important that I attempt to acknowledge these sources whenever possible.