Living as Healthy Church Members

Making disciples.These are words that we might see on a church website and it’s definitely ones that Pastors or Missionaries like.But, if we are honest, most of us have no clue what it means to be apart of “making” someone a disciple of Jesus.Well, this weekend, we are going to flesh out what this means as we study Titus 2:1-10.And what we will discover is that, for a church to be healthy it must not only have Pastors committed to teaching sound doctrine and living out their faith; no, many unhealthy churches can have that.A healthy church must have more.It must have godly men and women committed to living out their identity as disciples and their calling to make disciples. But, again, what does this mean?  Is it a 10 step program?  A course offered at Millar College?  A seminar we attend?This weekend, we want to explain how we practically live out this calling and explain what we mean when we use biblical phrases like this.For, if we are to be faithful to Jesus’ commands, we have to know what a disciple is, and then, becoming convinced we have a role to play in helping other to follow Jesus, we need to know who to prioritize in discipleship and how to practically do this out. Honestly, our goal this weekend is to de-mystify disciplemaking and show you how you can get off the bleachers and into the game that God created you to be apart of so that we can be faithful to Jesus, who commanded us to go and make disciples (Matthew 28:19-20).