Teaching Disciples
Wednesday Self-Reflection
Today, I invite you to spend some time in silent consideration. Imagine me sitting with you and asking the following questions. Allow the time to turn into an internal conversation with me.
Go and “make disciples”? When you hear the word, “disciple”, what does that mean to you? What connotations does that have for you?
Before Christians were known as “Christians”, they were known as people of “the way”. How do you think this might have related to the baptism and teaching mentioned here?
What do you think are the key characteristics of a disciple today? Bring to mind a few. Which ones do you consider personal strengths? Where are you not as strong?
Peace, Bo
The Evolving Christian Faith Network
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