"If Not You, Then Who?"
Once God comforts us through salvation, He calls us to get uncomfortable and share that same hope with others despite our fear or shame.
Once God comforts us through salvation, He calls us to get uncomfortable and share that same hope with others despite our fear or shame.
Making disciples who multiply requires being relational, scriptural, accountable, prayerful, and missional, following Jesus' Great Commission pattern.
True spiritual growth means adopting Christ's humble attitude, considering others more important than ourselves instead of selfish ambition and conceit.
Spiritual growth isn't meant to stay with you alone; like Paul with Timothy, you're called to invest in faithful people who will keep multiplying disciples.
Instead of giving in to worry, we rejoice, pray about everything and fix our minds on what is good, trusting God's peace to guard us.