If Christian discipleship were broken down into five parts, those parts would be:We must believe in Christ. We must learn of Christ. We must become like Christ. We must be willing to be treated like Christ. We must respond like Christ.Each of these princi

   

   

Peter instructed those early disciples, living in a hostile world, to be ready always to defend their hope when questioned (1 Pet. 3:15). We should be just as equipped in our day to give answers.When a survey was conducted among unbelievers, they were ask

   

Perhaps the hardest lesson Christ ever taught was the meaning of true discipleship. Typically, it motivated those who heard him to leave and walk with him no more (John 6:66). The meaning of discipleship has often been so watered down that even members of

Peter instructed those early disciples, living in a hostile world, to be ready always to defend their hope when questioned (1 Pet. 3:15). We should be just as equipped in our day to give answers.When a survey was conducted among unbelievers, they were ask

   

When the apostles were first commissioned by Christ to perform miracles and preach the gospel, they may have expected a prestigious position, but their calling was a humble one. Not only would many reject the gospel they preached, but many would go as far