Josh Patrick: Culture and Discipleship
“The scorecard is changing. Church leaders are less enamored with drawing crowds and seem more interested in making disciples.”
“The scorecard is changing. Church leaders are less enamored with drawing crowds and seem more interested in making disciples.”
"We need to learn reconciliation and unity. How can we love our neighbors when we can’t even love our sisters and brothers?"
“We are not finished discipling until people are on mission—loving and serving others, making disciples themselves.”
“Discipleship isn’t robust unless it’s done in the context of mission, of evangelism—and that’s what Jesus did.”
“We’ve gotten distracted, but we need to focus more on our intentional process for making disciples who make disciples.”
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"We haven’t really addressed level three forgiveness yet, and some of you aren’t going to like this."