<p>In the past, I have mistakenly viewed discipleship as a primarily individual pursuit.  Until now.  The writers of the New Testament emphasized the communal nature of spiritual formation: most of Paul’s references to “you” in his writings were not to an individual or singular “you”, but to the corporate and plural form of “you."</p>

In the past, I have mistakenly viewed discipleship as a primarily individual pursuit. Until now. The writers of the New Testament emphasized the communal nature of spiritual formation: most of Paul’s references to “you” in his writings were not to an individual or singular “you”, but to the corporate and plural form of “you."

<p>In the past, I have mistakenly viewed discipleship as a primarily individual pursuit.&nbsp; Until now.&nbsp; The writers of the New Testament emphasized the communal nature of spiritual formation: most of Paul’s references to “you” in his writings were not to an individual or singular “you”, but to the corporate and plural form of “you."</p>

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