Relational Kingdom-Building Discipleship - Part 2

The word disciple means a “disciplined learner.” Scripture says that we are to Go-And-Make disciples. What that means is that we go and we make. This means that we go, develop relationships with others, be light and salt, live with integrity and we sow seeds—about the Good News of the Kingdom. If you don’t know what the Kingdom is or if you don’t understand what the Good News is—and if you have poor skills in relating to others then how can you go and make - disciples?

Can you give an answer for the hope that lies with in you?

Do you know how to share your faith?

Can you tell stories about Jesus—the King of the Kingdom?

Relational Kingdom-Building Discipleship - Part 2

http://lylahledner.blogspot.com/2007/11/relational-kingdom-building.html

Discipleship Training within the Local Church - Part 1

Often times many women committed to a local community of faith have never had the blessing of being discipled. They’ve never had another woman journey with them on a path toward maturity. They lack sound doctrine, they don’t have a clue what it means to follow Jesus or be kingdom-minded (let alone know what the Kingdom of God is), they struggle continually with the same issues, they gossip, are rebellious against authority, don’t know how to train their children and so on. These women are weak women—they get tossed around by the next crazy doctrine and make a mess of their lives. These reasons and about fifty others are why we must be discipled and disciple others.

I'd love to have you answer the questions: Who has discipled you? What kind of discipleship relationship was that? Who have you discipled?

Discipleship Training within the Local Church - Part 1

http://lylahledner.blogspot.com/2007/11/discipleship-training-within-local.html