In Acts 11:19–26, we see why a great church needs both evangelism and discipleship. As the gospel advances in Antioch, Barnabas arrives, recognizes God’s grace, rejoices, and urges believers to remain true to the Lord with devoted hearts. That “remaining” looks like accountability, steady encouragement, real community, and clear instruction in God’s Word. Barnabas then brings Saul, and for a full year they teach large crowds; it’s here the disciples are first called Christians. This message calls us to share our faith and grow up in it, not treat Christianity like a box to check but a life of daily obedience in Jesus. Watch to learn how to build a culture that sees God’s work, speaks courage, pursues community, and stays rooted in Scripture.