We continue our conversational series of life messages between Steve Sizemore and Bob Swank. (For Steve’s bio see Episode 1)
Today, Bob opens the conversation by saying, “When I think of people who make disciples, who are intentional about it, I think of you (Steve). That’s part of who God’s created you to be and it’s part of a call on your life. . .so just from your heart share with us about being a disciple and the disciple making process today.” Dive in with us. You don’t want to miss Steve’s response!
In this episode you will discover:
- different facets and definitions of being a disciple
- being a disciple and making disciples is
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- a group activity / a team sport.
- the starting point for us as believers.
- part of our identity.
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Really have enjoyed listening to you and Steve share your thoughts and learnings throughyour casual conversations. Brings me back to my YWAM days. For me being a disciple is both a noun and a verb. It’s who we are and what we are called to do. As we follow Jesus and become more like Him hopefully those we impart to continue imparting to others and so on. By God’s grace may I never stop learning.
Richie,
So great to have you join us! We have such fond memories of our years working with you.
I couldn’t agree more when you say, “Being a disciple is both a noun and a verb. It’s who we are and what we are called to do.” May we all embrace and grow in our identity as disciples of Jesus!
Richie, thank you for sharing your insight…absolutely a noun and a verb. It is difficult to separate identity and behavior. Thank you for faithfully living out your new and true identity….grace to you.