Our guests today are International evangelists, revivalists and authors Michael and Linda Livengood. They continue to be involved in some of the great moves of God on the contemporary western scene.

People have differing ideas on how to acquire and grow their faith. If we want to see results like the Jesus’ disciples and the early church we will need to acquire faith the Bible way.

There are a number of kinds of faith. Everyone, saved and unsaved alike, has a natural, human faith. Supernatural faith – a faith that believes with the heart rather than believing what our physical senses may tell us.

As we look forward to Jesus' return, we memorialize the new covenant by partaking of the bread and the fruit of the vine. Peter, one of Jesus close disciples notes these benefits attached to this sacrament: “He personally carried our sins in his body on the cross so that we can be dead to sin and live for what is right. By his wounds you are healed.” (1 Peter 2:24)

In Jesus' parables, He indicated that at His return, He was expecting to find us doing what He had instructed His followers to do. That means we must be serious about raising up disciple makers for this generation, since His return is more eminent than ever.

Many are paralyzed by fear and not just a few are great frustrated, annoyed, or downright angry. If anything all of this amplifies its importance and gives even more credence to the instruction Jesus and the early Apostles gave to their disciple-makers.

Paul leaves for us a model to follow of commitment and passion for making disciples. We can learn from the essential truths he teaches, so that we can “continue to live in him, rooted and built up in him” not only for our own lives, but to also pour into the disciples we make.

In this continuation of last week's message, we are endeavoring to see how we can more effectively win/save the lost and then disciple the saved as mandated by Jesus

For a sustainable movement of continuous disciple-making, any church body must carry a disciple-making DNA. To succeed, the movement must be organic and produce natural multiplication. Two foundation stones for embracing that kind of DNA is your faith in Jesus Christ and His preeminence in your life.

Jesus taught us to multiply ourselves in others’ lives so that they can in turn multiply themselves into another person. Following Jesus’ model of making disciples, we can bear fruit that remains and impact the world with the Gospel of Jesus Christ!