<p>Today's episode is part 1 of a 2 part conversation and we cover topics ranging from Jujitsu and the importance of finding a good church, to regeneration, statements of faith, and the power of preaching the word.</p>

Today's episode is part 1 of a 2 part conversation and we cover topics ranging from Jujitsu and the importance of finding a good church, to regeneration, statements of faith, and the power of preaching the word.

05 - Conversations with Mark Dever Part I

This is Pursuing Discipleship, a podcast of Evergreen Baptist Church of San Gabriel Valley. At Evergreen Baptist Church of San Gabriel Valley, our central theme is discipleship. As we pursue discipleship and discipling one-another, we are committed to forming intentional relationships that build Christ-likeness. Our hope and prayer for this podcast is:

1) That as you listen in, you would feel invited into a deeper relationships with Jesus Christ, and your heart and mind would be firmly rooted in His word. 

2) That as you fall more and more in love with Christ, that you would feel compelled to fully live out the calling on your life to go and make disciples. Fulfilling the great commission.

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This is Pursuing Discipleship, a podcast of Evergreen Baptist Church of San Gabriel Valley. At Evergreen Baptist Church of San Gabriel Valley, our central theme is discipleship. As we pursue discipleship and discipling one-another, we are committed to forming intentional relationships that build Christ-likeness. Our hope and prayer for this podcast is: 1) That as you listen in, you would feel invited into a deeper relationships with Jesus Christ, and your heart and mind would be firmly rooted in His word. 2) That as you fall more and more in love with Christ, that you would feel compelled to fully live out the calling on your life to go and make disciples. Fulfilling the great commission.

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05 - Conversations with Mark Dever Part I

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