Discipleship is about pursuing people intentionally with the love of Christ and helping them move toward spiritual transformation. The call is to invest deeply in individuals, often one at a time, and to meet both spiritual and physical needs. Evangelism is not reserved for special events but happens in everyday moments. “We just give away what we have. We just give away Jesus Christ of Nazareth. I don’t have a dime, but you can give them Jesus,” Mike said, emphasizing the simplicity and power of pointing people to Christ.

The work of discipleship begins with a heart that desires more of God. “More Lord” was a recurring appeal, reminding listeners that personal renewal fuels effective outreach. From John 7:37–38, the reminder was given, “If anyone is thirsty, let him come to Me and drink… from his innermost being will flow rivers of living water.” When believers stay spiritually filled, they are equipped to give life to others.

Discipleship also includes practical obedience. Carrying your cross and following Christ means setting aside convenience to engage people who need to hear the gospel. It means praying boldly for healing, speaking the name of Jesus, and investing long-term in others. A disciple is not only someone who follows but also someone who helps others follow. Reaching the lost is not optional. It is central to the mission and identity of every believer.

As you reflect on this message this week, consider the following: “We just give away what we have”
You do not need extraordinary resources to reach others for Christ. If you have Jesus, you have everything necessary. Consider where you can offer prayer, encouragement, or a personal testimony this week. Keep Your God Account Full
Spiritual effectiveness flows from spiritual fullness. Ask yourself how consistently you are drinking from the Word and from time in God’s presence. A dry heart cannot pour out living water. Discipleship Is One Person at a Time
The goal is not to reach crowds but to reach people. Think about someone in your life right now who may be open to the gospel or in need of spiritual guidance. What intentional step can you take toward that person?

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