In yesterday’s Bible study, @nationsshakerscentre by brother Thomas @raggalova we explored the difference between being a Christian and being a disciple.
While every Christian is meant to be a disciple, not everyone practices discipleship.
A Christian believes in Christ, but a disciple goes deeper – learning, following, and living out His teachings with discipline and commitment.
Being a Christian is like being a student enrolled in school. You might show up to class, but if you don’t study, grow, or apply yourself, you’re not truly learning.
You might even drop out before you graduate. Similarly, many Christians give their lives to Christ but don’t pursue the discipline and growth required to walk in their calling as disciples.
This applies to entrepreneurship as well. Starting a business without building the discipline to learn, grow, and apply principles is like being a Christian without practicing discipleship.
To succeed, whether in faith or business, you need to stay committed, disciplined, and connected to the Source.
As Kingdom entrepreneurs, we are not just called to be Christians in business – we are called to be disciples who listen to God’s voice, grow in His wisdom, and lead through His principles. Intimacy with God is the foundation for every decision and success.
Let’s choose to go deeper, to build not just businesses, but Kingdom businesses rooted in purpose, discipline, and God’s leading.
How are you practicing discipleship in your faith and business? Let’s discuss in the comments!
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